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Chapter 4 Sleep

QuestionAnswer
What is consciousness? Personal awareness of you/your internal and external environment
Is it possible to multitask? No, it is not possible to multitask
Who created the term Stream of consciousness? William James
What is attention? the ability to focus on a stimuli
Is multitasking "real"? Do both tasks get equal attention? y/n No; No.
What is circadian rythym? 24 hour biological cycles
What does REM stand for? Rapid eye movement. It is an active stage of sleep where you usually have vivid, unaware dreams.
The Three theories of dream: Freud, activation synthesis, and neurocognitive
What is Freud's theory for dreaming? Dreams show our internal suppressed desires, usually sexual or violent.
What is the Activation Synthesis Model by J Allan Hobson and Robert W McCarley? Internal stimuli triggers bits of memories and emotions into dreams
Which dream theory has the most evidence? The Neurocognitive theory says dreams are a mix of our inner worries, personalities, and interests done by normal thinking process. Made by Domhoff.
What is hypnosis? A state of extreme cooperation where another person can influence you.
Meditation: state of extreme concentration state of extreme concentration
Psychoactive drug meaning: chemical substance that changes the way your brain works and perceives things
psychedelic drugs: think hallucination.
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