| A | B |
|---|
| Conciousness | awake, aware to some degree |
| Selective Attention | can focus attention on single stimulus |
| Coctail Party Effect | able to hear a reference to yourself from across the room when in your own conversation |
| Divided Attention | most effective where thinking is a minimum, able to divide and multi task |
| Freud's theory | mind needed to be studied- concious level- pre conscious level- unconscious |
| Subliminal Messages | below the level of conscious awarness |
| Mere exposure | more you encounter, more favorably you will remember |
| Priming | recently presented word to prime response in a situation--moods we are in will dictate how we feel about the prime |
| Proso-pagnosia | caused by damage to the temporal lobe- difficulty recognizing faces or own |
| Blind sight | individual is not able to see things but can identify things, can encode it but cannot realize |
| Subliminal Adevertising | hidden messages- pics presented over and over again |
| Microsleep | individual will fall asleep for seconds at a time |
| Stage 1 | beginning to relax |
| Stage 2 | suden burst of brain activity- brain spindals |
| Stage 3 | progression stage |
| Stage 4 | deepest stage |
| Stage 5 | brain is active- REM |
| Why we sleep | restore energy |
| Dream Content | activation synthesis model- dreams are only a collection of daily thoughts |
| Lucid Dreams | aware you are dreaming |
| Freud's view | believed dreams has some sexual conotation |
| Activation-synthesis model | notion taht dreams are a recollection of our brain and thoughts |
| Insomnia-pseudoinsomnia | think they are not sleeping but they really are |
| Hypersomnia | individual will get a lot of sleep at night but are slill tired during the day |
| Narcolepsy | experience of sudden attack of sleep |
| Parasomnias | disturbed sleep |
| Apena | fall asleep and stop breathing |
| RBD | dreaming but your body is mobile |
| NREM disorders | occurs during stage 4 |
| night terrors | nightmares magnified 1000 times |
| Sleep walking | eyes open-cabable of moving around |
| Hypnotic induction | 2 stages, induction and suggestion |
| Induction | subjects guided into frame of mind |
| Suggestion | suggests what they should do |
| Posthypnotic suggestion | subject is carrying out the hypnotists suggestion |
| Posthypnotic amnesia | forget what they did |
| Special processing theory | indicates hypnosis endures state of consciousness where people become more responsive |
| Dissociation | motivation and division of consciousness |
| Social psychological theories | the expectiation to be hypnotised |
| Psychoactive drug | any drug taht influences thought, perception, behavior and mood |
| Physical dependence | body has to have it-depending on it |
| Withdrawal | when they don't have the substance they are dependant on body is noticing not having it |
| Psychological dependance | think you will need that substance |
| Sedatives | depressants- slow down central nervous system |
| Alcohol | most used sedative |
| Barbituates | adictive, used to treat epilepsy |
| Benzodiazapenes | tranquilizers used to treat anxiety disorders- very addictive |
| Stimulants | excite the central nervous system and energize behavior |
| Hallucinogens | psychedelic drug that distorts perception and causes hallucinations |
| Opiates | adictive drug that depresses neutal activity and provide temporary relief from pain and anxiety |
| REM | Rapid Eye Movement |
