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| awareness of internal and external stimuli |
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| periodic fluctuations in physiological functioning |
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| deep sleep stage marked by rapid eye movement |
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| ascending reticular activating system |
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| incoming nerve fibers running through the reticular formation |
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| body that works that spits things out after taken in, cant control |
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| things that happen and we respond reflexively, happens at the spinal cord level |
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| includes actions we practice repeatedly, deep prophesis |
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| drive us towards the actions we do, biological actions such as eating, drinking, sex, pursits of college education, ect. |
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| attention, awareness, arousal, sentience |
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| thought, language, behavior, emotion |
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| drugs, meditaion, hypnosis |
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| (13-24Hz) normal arousal, alert problem solving |
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| alpha waves level of arousal |
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| (8-12) relaxtion, meditation, eyes closed |
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| (4-7) light sleep, learning situations |
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| 10-25 mins more of the brain is involved in sleep. mixture of sleep spindles (bursts of higher frequency brain waves) |
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| appearence of delta, takes 30 minutes to reach, lasts 30 min, beginning od "deep sleep" |
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| prominence of delta- deep sleep, growth hormone is released (sleepwalking may occur) |
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| deep sleep, irregular breath, relaxed muscles, vivid dreaming |
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| electroencephalogram (EEG) |
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| monitors electrical waves, studies brain activity with electrodes attatched to head |
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| records muscular activity and tension |
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| shows that you are automatically aroused, enforced during REM period |
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| measured by pineal glad, indications of sexual arousal in REM |
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| lack of sleep due to anxiety, physical or mental distractions, caffiene stimulants |
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| the lack of air when sleeping |
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| stupor seizure, narcoleptic seizure can be mixed with REM sleep |
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