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    Consciousness

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    Sleep and Dreams

    Circadian rhythms: ____________________

    _____________________________________ Are regulated by the suprachiasmatic nuclei (SCN)

    in the hypothalamus

    Environmental factors like the daynight cycle also

    affect circadian rhythms

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    Circadian Rhythms

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    A Typical Nights Sleep

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    REM Sleep

    Characteristics of !E" sleep

    rapid eye movements most vivid dreaming occurs during !E" sleep

    physiological arousal increases

    muscle paralysis

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    Changes in REM Sleep with Age

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    Why Do We Sleep?

    ! """"""""""""""""""" Sleep allo#s us to recharge our bodies and recover

    from fatigue

    #! """"""""""""""""""" Sleep$s main purpose is to increase a species$

    chances of survival

    $! """"""""""""""""""" Sleep helps strengthen the neuronal connections

    that serve as the basis for learning and memory

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    Ta%le &!#' Theories o( Sleep

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    Sleep Disorders

    )nsomnia: chronic inability to sleep normally %alling asleep

    %re&uent #aking

    !eturning to sleep

    Earlymorning a#akening

    Narcolepsy: characteri'ed by an irresistible compulsion

    to sleep during the daytime Sleep Apnea: causes the person to stop breathing #hile

    asleep

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    Ta%le &!' Sleep Distur%ances

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    Why Do We Dream?

    """"""""""""""""""""""""""

    rainstem (pons) bombards higher brain centers #ithrandom neural activity

    Cerebral corte interprets activity and creates a dream

    """"""""""""""""""""""""""

    *reams symboli'e #ish fulfillment "anifest content vs+ latent content

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    Shane, a straightA student, remembers

    dreaming that he failed an important chemistrytest+ According to %reud, Shane-s account

    represents the ________ content of his dream+

    A+ paradoical

    + dissociated

    C+ latent

    *+ manifest

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    .hich of the follo#ing sleep disorders #ould be

    the most incapacitating for a commercial busdriver/

    A+ Night terrors

    + 0nsomnia

    C+ Sleep#alking

    *+ Narcolepsy

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    Mind*Altering Drugs

    +sychoacti,e drugs: chemicals that affect mental

    processes and behavior by temporarily changing

    conscious a#areness """""""""""": individual re&uires greater dosages of

    the drug to achieve the same effect

    """"""""""""": after reducing or ceasing drug intake,

    physical or psychological symptoms occur 1olerance 2 .ithdra#al 3 +hysiological dependence

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    +sychoacti,e Drugs

    Depressants-Sedati,es

    Alcohol arbiturates (Seconal)

    en'odia'epines (4alium)

    Stimulants Amphetamines

    Caffeine

    Nicotine

    Cocaine5Crack

    Ecstasy ("*"A)

    .allucinogens "ari6uana

    7S*

    8C8

    /piates0Narcotics1 "orphine

    9eroin

    Codeine