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| mind and body are the same |
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| mind and brain are different |
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| not currently conscious but can easily be brought into consciousness |
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| inaccessible to conscious awareness |
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| influences consciousness but is not conscious |
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| operating beneath consciousness |
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| people respond faster and more accurately to stimuli they've seen before even if they don't remember seeing it |
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| people can't recognize faces even their own, but they can recognize voices and objects |
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| perceptual experiences that occur in the absence of stimuli |
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| slow wave sleep, difficult to wake up |
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| brain activity and other functions resemble the waking state but is accompanied by rapid eye movements and virtual muscle paralysis |
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| occurs in deep sleep, slow |
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| study of psychoactive drugs and their effects |
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| hallucinogens; loss of contact with reality, alter emotion,perception, thought |
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| increase release and decrease removal of norepinephrine and dopamine; "speed" |
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| "downer"; relaxation, well-being feelings, loss of muscle coordination, reduced attention |
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| opium, morphine, heroin; sleep inducing and pain relieving |
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