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Consciousness
Psych!
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Circadian Rhythm | A periodic variation in behavioral activity that repeats every 24 hours |
| REM Sleep | Rapid eye movement sleep, where most dreaming occurs (~⅕ total sleep) |
| Alpha Waves | this is an example of a low-amplitude brain wave, it happens when no deliberate mental tasks are taking place |
| Delta Waves | The lowest brain frequency that can be recorded, associated with deep sleep |
| NREM Sleep | non-rapid eye movement sleep, delta waves appear as sleep progresses |
| Insomnia | Difficulty maintaining or initiating restorative sleep |
| Narcolepsy | Having excessive daytime sleepiness |
| Manifest Content | This is what literally happens in the content of a dream |
| Latent Content | The hidden meaning of a dream |
| REM Rebound | This is the increased occurrence of REM sleep after REM sleep doesn’t happen for a while |
| Tolerance | when persistently using a drug, its effects become lessened with persistent use as your body adjusts to the drug |
| Withdrawal | adjusting after heavy drug use, negative psychological and physical effects occur |
| Physical Dependence | This is having a negative physical reaction when not taking drugs |
| Orexin | Any group of proteins that triggers feeding |
| Psychological Dependence | Having a negative psychological reaction when not taking drugs |
| Depressant | diminishing or stopping a function/activity of a body system |
| Stimulant | any agent that excites functional activity in an organism or part of an organism |
| Opiate | any compound that is derived from opium, clinically used as pain relievers |
| Hallucinogen | A substance that is able to produce a sensory effect (visual, audio, etc) |
| Post Hypnotic Suggestion | something told to a person in a hypnosis that they carry out after hypnosis |
| Suprachiasmatic Nucleus | region of the hypothalamus that controls circadian rhythm |