MIDTERM 1.3 Flashcards

1
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____of the self and thoughts
about one’s experiences

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Awareness

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2
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the physiological state of being engaged with the environment

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Arousal

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3
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Involves controlled processing in which individuals actively focus their efforts on attaining a goal; the most alert state of consciousness.

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Higher-Level Consciousness

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4
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Includes automatic processing that requires little attention, as well as daydreaming

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Lower-Level Consciousness

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5
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Can be produced by drugs, trauma, fatigue, possibly hypnosis, and sensory deprivation

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Altered State of Consciousness

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6
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Can occur when people are awake, as well as when they are sleeping and dreaming

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Subconscious Awareness

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7
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Freud’s belief that some unconscious thoughts are too laden with anxiety and other negative emotions for consciousness to admit them

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No Awareness (unconscious)

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8
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periodic physiological fluctuations in the body

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Biological Rhythms

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9
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24-hr physiological cycle in humans

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Circadian Rhythm

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10
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Sleep loss; being deprived of needed amounts of sleep

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Sleep deprivation

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11
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Excessive daytime sleepiness

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Hypersomnia

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12
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Brief shift in brain activity to pattern normally recorded during sleep

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Microsleep

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13
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Confusion, disorientation, delusions, and hallucinations that occur because of sleep loss

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Sleep-deprivation psychosis

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14
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Daily rhythms of sleep and waking

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Sleep patterns

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15
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Brain-wave machine; amplifies and records electrical activity in the brain

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Electroencephalograph (EEG)

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16
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Small, fast waves associated with alertness and wakefulness

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Beta waves:

17
Q

Large, slow waves associated with relaxation and falling asleep

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◦ Alpha waves

18
Q

amino acid (chemical) that increases serotonin levels and therefore leads to sleepiness

A

Tryptophan

19
Q

Freudian belief that many dreams are
expressions of unconscious desires

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Wish fulfillment:

20
Q

Images in dreams that have a deeper symbolic meaning

A

Dream symbols

21
Q

Obvious, visible meaning of dream

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◦ Manifest

22
Q

Hidden symbolic meaning of dream

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Latent

23
Q

Substance capable of altering attention, judgment, memory, time sense, self-control, emotion, or perception

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Psychoactive drug:

24
Q

Substance that increases activity in body and nervous system

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Stimulant

25
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Substance that decreases activity in body and nervous system

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Depressant

26
Q

either a physical or a psychological dependence, or both, on a drug

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Addiction

27
Q

Reduction in body’s response to a drug

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Drug tolerance:

28
Q

Physical illness and discomfort following withdrawal of a drug

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Withdrawal symptoms

29
Q

Loss of contact with reality because of amphetamine use; user tends to have paranoid delusions

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Amphetamine psychosis

30
Q

(inability to feel pleasure): Common after cocaine withdrawal

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Anhedonia

31
Q

Overindulgence in caffeine

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Caffeinism

32
Q

Shortsighted thinking and perception that occurs during alcohol intoxication

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Alcohol myopia