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What is the primary characteristic of non-REM sleep?
Deep relaxation and restorative process
Increased brain activity
Rapid eye movement
Vivid dreams
2
Which type of psychoactive drug affects the brain’s natural pain relief mechanism?
Caffeine
Opiates
3
What is a common effect of meditation?
Heightened sensitivity to pain
Loss of concentration
Reduced stress and anxiety
Increased heart rate
4
What are/is the most common types of altered states of consciousness?
Regular meditation
Sleep walking
Mind-reading during a deep daydream
Sleep, daydreaming, meditation, hypnosis, drug-states, and flow states
5
What effect(s) do stimulants typically have on the body?
Enhanced relaxation
Decrease in heart rate
Sedation
Increased energy and alertness
6
Which part of the brain is primarily responsible for procession emotions?
Occiptal Lobe
Cerebellum
Amygdala
Brainstem
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Hypnosis is real and everyone should do it
False
True
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What is a common symptom of anxiety?
Heightened alertness
Increased relaxation
Enhanced creativity
Decreased heart rate
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The sub-conscious mind can influence our decisions without our conscious awareness
True
False
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Dreams only occur during deep sleep
True
False
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What is the difference between sleep and other altered states of consciousness?
Sleep is restorative; other states lack strucured cycles
There is none
Sleep involves compete awareness of surroundings
Sleep is a permanate state of mind
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The human brain is fully developed by the age of 18
True
False
13
What is
one
primary part of the brain that can be affected by hypnosis
corpus callosum
prefrontal cortex
Cerebellus
prefrontal cortex
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Which of the following is not a recognized type of dream?
Epic dream
Nightmare
Lucid dream
False awakening 👼
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What is one thing dreams can help us with?
Solving complex math problems
Predicting the future
Processing emotions and experiences
Deciding how to handle a conflict with your imaginary friend
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How do psychoactive drugs produce their effects?
By influencing the neurotransmitter systems
By altering the body's chemical balance
By changing the size of the brain's neurons
By increasing the body's oxygen levels
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What is sub-consciousness?
Thoughts and feelings we are not actively aware of
The ability to recall past events accurately
A form of altered consciousness during meditation
A conscious decision-making process
18
What is consciousness?
The state of being aware of and able to think about one's own existance
A state of deep sleep with no awareness
A condition caused by extreme stress
The ability to memorize information quickly
19
Which part of the brain is responsible for the feeling of craving addiction?
Occipital Lobe
Cerebellum
Insula
Medulla Oblongata
20
Which of the following best describes the state of being alive?
Having awareness and the ability to respond to the enviornment
Maintaining a steady heart rate
Experiencing physical sensations only
Being able to consume food and water
21
Which of the following is a potential risk of using hallucinogenic drugs?
Flashbacks and persistant changes in perception
Able to do sturdy moves
Enhanced vision
Heightened sensory perception
22
Which state of sleep is most associated with vivid dreaming?
Deep sleep
Light sleep
REM sleep
NREM state 1
23
Which of the following can disrupt sleep patterns?
Relaxing bedtime routine
Consistent sleep schedule
Excessive caffeine intake
Dim lighting before bed
24
What is change blindness?
Condition of being unable to recognize people's changed faces
When you become blind ohh the lights the lights ahh the lights aghh my eyes
The inability to see colors in bright flashing lights
When you fail to notice significant changes around you
25
What is the primary purpose of the circadian rhythm?
To regulate sleep-wake cycles
To manage stress levels
To enchance memory
To control emotions
26
What is the primary function of the prefrontal cortex?
Motor control
Memory storage
Visual processing
Decision-making and planning
27
The sub-conscious mind operates independently of our conscious thoughts
False
True
28
What type of drug is known for altering perception and causing hallucinations?
Opioids
Stimulants
Hallucionegens
Depressants
29
What is one brain region that is more active during sleep than during consciousness?
Amygdala
Occipital lobe
Hippocampus
Prefrontal cortex
30
What part of the brain is primarily involved in memory formation?
Thalamus
Cerebellum
Hippocampus
Occipital lobe
31
What may extended sleep deprivation lead to?
Improved memory retention
Heightened immune function
Severe cognitive impairment
Increased creativity
32
Which of the following is not a characteristic of sleepwalking?
Involves simple repetitive actions
Can involve walking or performing task
Often leads to memory of the event
Occurs during deep sleep
33
Which of the following is an example of a subconscious process?
Reacting to a loud noise without thinking
Preparing a presentation for work
Writing a to-do list for the week
Deciding on what to cook for dinner
34
How does meditation and hypnosis affect altered consciousness?
Both are permanent states of consciousness
they change altered states of consciousness through mental techniques
Both can be used as substitues for sleep
35
What aspect becomes increasingly noticeable after 2 or 3 days of sleep deprivation?
urge to sleep
physical strength
abilities to taste flavors accurately
reaction time
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Which of the following is a common effect of sleep deprivation?
Improved focus
Memory lapses
Increased energy
Better vision
