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consciousness correct answers What is this term?: Your personal and immediate awareness of • Yourself • Your thoughts • Your environment inattentional blindness correct answers What is this term?: one doesn't notice some significant object or event that is in clear field of vision. ...

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PSYC 2301 | Exam 2 | Chapters 4, 5, 6 | Study Guide || with
100% Errorless Answers.
consciousness correct answers What is this term?:
Your personal and immediate awareness of
• Yourself
• Your thoughts
• Your environment

inattentional blindness correct answers What is this term?:
one doesn't notice some significant object or event that is in clear field of vision.

inattentional deafness correct answers What is this term?:
failing to hear an auditory message when attention is elsewhere

cocktail party effect correct answers At a ________ you are
surrounded by many
conversations.
• However, you can focus on
one and ignore the others.
• But, if your name is
mentioned in an ignored
conversation, it is likely you
will hear your name!

- Awake
- REM Sleep
- Stage 1 NREM
- Stage 2 NREM
- Stage 3 NREM
- Stage 4 NREM correct answers List the stages of sleep.

Alpha and beta waves correct answers What is the brain wave type for this sleep cycle: Awake

Theta waves correct answers What is the brain wave type for this sleep cycle: Stage 1 NREM

Eye movement phase correct answers What is the brain wave type for this sleep cycle: REM
Sleep

Sleep spindle, K-complex correct answers What is the brain wave type for this sleep cycle: Stage
2 NREM

Delta waves (characterize slow wave sleep) correct answers What is the brain wave type for this
sleep cycle: Stage 3 NREM and Stage 4 NREM

, Beta brain waves correct answers What is this term?:
brainwave pattern associated with alert wakefulness

Alpha brain waves correct answers What is this term?:
brain-wave pattern associated with relaxed wakefulness and drowsiness.

Hypnagogic hallucinations correct answers What is this term?:
vivid sensory phenomena that occur during the onset of sleep

Third Theory of Dreaming: Freud correct answers What is this term?:
Dreams are a form of "wish fulfillment," or the playing out of unconscious desires

Manifest content correct answers What is this term?:
remembered story line of the dream

Latent content correct answers What is this term?:
hidden meaning of the dream

• Rapid deterioration of mental and
physical well-being
• Fatigue and more overall pain
• Emotional overreaction to threatening
situations
• REM rebound when opportunity to sleep
follows deprivation
• Inability to sustain focused attention
• Microsleep episodes correct answers List the effects of sleep deprivation.

Marijuana correct answers What drug is this?
alters pain perception, induces mild
euphoria, and creates intense sensory
experiences and time distortions, increases
appetite
• Long term: cough, weight gain, respiratory
illness, increased heart rate, anxiety, panic,
problems with memory and learning,
decreased drive and motivation

Methaphetamine (Ecstasy) correct answers What drug is this?
Produces combo of stimulant and hallucinogenic effects. Euphoria, love,
openness, energy, floating, intense anxiety, depersonalization. Decreased
appetite, lockjaw, blurred vision, dizziness, rapid heart rate, dehydration.
Stroke, seizures, heart attack, death when combined with a rave. Triggers
sudden unloading of serotonin - causing long term damage to brain's
serotonin pathways

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