Vce psychology sleep Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

VCE Psychology Stress Revision Questions and Answers 100% Pass Stress - Correct Answer ️️ -A psychological and physical response to internal or external sources of tension (stressors) that challenge an individual's ability to cope; they can be either real or perceived. Stressor - Correct Answer ️️ -A source of tension that challenges an individual's ability to cope. Eustress - Correct Answer ️️ -Refers to a positive psychological response to a perceived stressor. Distress ...

VCE Psychology Unit 4 AOS 1 Verified Answers Consciouness our awareness of objects and events in the external world, and of our sensations, mental experiences and own existence at any given moment Consciousness is . an experience . personal (subjective) . selective (can choose to attend to certain things and ignore others) . continuous . constantly changing Contents of consciousness . internal sensations, e.g. breathing . external surroundings, e.g. perceptions of where...

VCE Psychology Stress Revision Questions and Answers 100% Pass Stress - Correct Answer ️️ -A psychological and physical response to internal or external sources of tension (stressors) that challenge an individual's ability to cope; they can be either real or perceived. Stressor - Correct Answer ️️ -A source of tension that challenges an individual's ability to cope. Eustress - Correct Answer ️️ -Refers to a positive psychological response to a perceived stressor. Distress ...

REM - Is a period of sleep where your eyes move rapidly, for short bursts of time. NREM 1 - It is a very light sleep from which we can be easily awakened. NREM 2 - At this stage it is still fairly easy to be woken up at this stage, despite being a deeper stage of sleep then NREM 1. NREM 3 - During this stage we become less responsive to external stimuli and more difficult to awaken.

VCE Psychology SLEEP

REM - answer-Is a period of sleep where your eyes move rapidly, for short bursts of time. NREM 1 - answer-It is a very light sleep from which we can be easily awakened. NREM 2 - answer-At this stage it is still fairly easy to be woken up at this stage, despite being a deeper stage of sleep then NREM 1. NREM 3 - answer-During this stage we become less responsive to external stimuli and more difficult to awaken. NREM 4 - answer-This stage is the deepest sleep and it is extremely diffic...

VCE Psychology Unit 1 AOS1 Brain All Answers Correct Mind-body problem the question of whether our mind and body are distinct, separate entities or whether they are one and the same thing Phrenology the study of the relationship between the skull's surface features and a person's personality and behavioural characteristics Electrical stimulation of the brain (ESB) stimulation or detection of electrical activity in the brain using an electrode Split-brain surgery cutting the band ...

VCE Psychology Unit 1 Mental Health Verified Solutions Psychology The scientific study of human thoughts, feelings and behaviour. Environment Generally, the physical context or situation in which an event occurs; in relation to the nature-nurture debate, all the experiences, objects, and events to which we are exposed throughout our entire lifetime. Also referred to as nurture. Atypical development Development that differs in a significant way from what is usual or appropriate. Atypi...

VCE Psychology Unit 1 Exam Revision Verified Answers Brain vs. Heart debate A debate about whether the brain or the heart is the source of our thoughts, feelings and behaviour Mind-body Problem involves the question of whether our mind or body are separate entities or one and the same thing. Phrenology Comes from the idea that different parts of the brain have different functions- localization of brain function- relationship between a persons personality and the skulls surface featu...

VCE Psychology Stress Revision Already Graded A Stress A psychological and physical response to internal or external sources of tension (stressors) that challenge an individual's ability to cope; they can be either real or perceived. Stressor A source of tension that challenges an individual's ability to cope. Eustress Refers to a positive psychological response to a perceived stressor. Distress Refers to a negative psychological response to a perceived stressor. Daily pressure(s) ...