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Consciousness is split to perform two different actions at the same time
Example: driving a car and thinking about records. You often dont remember the drive home |
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| Part of the mind that can never be fully aware. Storehouse for the primitive motives, instincts, memories, and emotions |
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| Lose control over body movements |
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| brief seizure-like movements right before falling asleep |
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Conscious awareness during sleep that primarily occurs during REM sleep
OFten the brain is more aroused then when it is awake |
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| regulates the pattern of wakefullness and "internal clock" |
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| Conscious dreamlike states of wishful fantasizing |
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| dream content that is simialr to the events in a person's life when they are awake |
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| Literal meaning of dreams according to Freud |
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| true meaning of dreams that are found in the symbols in their manifest content |
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| Bad dreams that occur during REM sleep |
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Upsetting nocturnal expeirences that occur in young children
Often they cant recall the actual dream but wake in panic or screaming |
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Sleep Walking
deepest part of not REM sleep
Person walks and carries on complicated activities |
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| can occur during any phase of the sleep cycle |
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Unable to sleep
Generally caused by stress or diet |
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| Can not fall at the desired time but after falling asleep the sleep cycle is normal |
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| Waking up several times through out the night or before the desired time. Falls back asleep |
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Rare
Fall asleep at anytime
Often during times of stress or when becoming upset |
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interuption of breathing during sleep
Happens 100s times through the night for 20-30 seconds at a time |
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| a way to obtain a more perfect state of Consciousness |
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| religious words that are repeated during meditation to bring about calmness |
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| alternate state of Consciousness |
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| completely focusing the Consciousness on what is going on in the present |
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| perceptual experience of someones body becoming distorted or unreal in some way |
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| General Sleep Deprivation |
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Lapse in Attention
inconsistent cognition
Fatigue
Withdrawal Socially |
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| teeth grinding that occurs during REM |
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REM sleep
Such a deep sleep that sensations to urinate don't wake you |
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neutral stimulus followed by a stimulus to achieve an unconditioned response
PAVLOV |
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| stimulus that gets a response without the organism learning it |
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Stimulus that comes to an elected response as a result of being paired with ad unConditioned stimulus
Metronome in Pavlov's experiment - caused salivation after the food was taken away, the dog learned to anticipate it food accompanied with the metronome (association) |
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| Unlearned, inborn reaction to an unconditioned response |
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| similar to or identical to the unconditioned response that comes to a conditioned response |
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| process of unlearning response because of the removal of the original source of learning |
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temporary increase in the strength of a conditioned response, which is likely to occur during the extinction after the passage of time
examples: Someone scared of the dentist. Scared one appt then the next trip a year later you remember your fear |
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