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Chapter 5 Consciousness

Chapter 5 Consciousness. Consciousness. Awareness of ourselves and our environment: Subjective: own conscious experiences Selective attention: ability to focus awareness on a single stimulus Divided attention: different stimuli at the same time. Consciousness.

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Sleep Disturbances in Fibromyalgia Patients

Sleep Disturbances in Fibromyalgia Patients. Robert Bennett MD, FRCP, MACR. Disclosure. Research support : Forest, Jazz, Pfizer Advisory Boards: Lilly, Jazz Speaker Bureaus: None. 3 Key References.

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States of Consciousness

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THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM

CHAPTER # 12(c). THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM. Functional Brain Systems. Networks of neurons that work together and span wide areas of the brain Limbic system Reticular formation. Limbic System. Structures on the medial aspects of cerebral hemispheres and diencephalon

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Bell Ringer 11.26.2012

Bell Ringer 11.26.2012. Objetives : SWBAT describe the levels of consciousness. SWBAT explain the stages of sleep. How often do you remember your dreams? How many hours of sleep do you get (on average) per night? Take out your notes to be checked!. Unit 5: States of Consciousness.

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Modules 7 - 9 Consciousness

Modules 7 - 9 Consciousness. Consciousness. Awareness of ourselves and our environment: Subjective: own conscious experiences Selective attention: ability to focus awareness on a single stimulus Divided attention: different stimuli at the same time.

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Review Exam 1

Review Exam 1 . 1. Psychology is currently defined as:. A) the scientific study of behavior. B) the scientific study of behavior and mental processes. C) the scientific study of biological and cognitive processes. D) the scientific study of motives and conflicts.

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Chapter 7

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Electrical brain activity following magnetic stimulation as recorded with high-resolution Q EEG

Electrical brain activity following magnetic stimulation as recorded with high-resolution Q EEG. www.biomag-hus.fi/tms. rTMS. First TMS capable of delivering a pulse every three seconds (as diagnostic aids for neurologists.) New machines which can give up to 50 stimuli per second (rTMS)

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Chapter 38

Chapter 38. Nervous System. Learning Objectives. Describe the evolution of nervous system List the functions and location of the cerebrum, thalamus, hypothalamus, midbrain, cerebellum, pons, medulla oblongata, basal nucleii, amygdala and hippocampus of the limbic system

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Consciousness

Consciousness. Chapter 4. Chapter 4 Menu. Consciousness and levels of consciousness Why sleep and how sleep works Purpose of sleep Stages of sleep Dreaming and what happens if people do not dream Sleepwalking as a defense for committing a crime Problems during sleep

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Consciousness

Consciousness. Chapter 4. Chapter 4 Learning Objective Menu. LO 4.1 Consciousness and levels of consciousness LO 4.2 Why sleep and how sleep works LO 4.3 Purpose of sleep LO 4.4 Stages of sleep LO 4.5 Dreaming and what happens if people do not dream

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Consciousness

Consciousness. Chapter 4. Chapter 4 Learning Objective Menu. LO 4.1 Consciousness and levels of consciousness LO 4.2 Why sleep and how sleep works LO 4.3 Purpose of sleep LO 4.4 Stages of sleep LO 4.5 Dreaming and what happens if people do not dream

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Sleep and Our Health

Sleep and Our Health. Dr. Terri Prodoehl Health sciences James Madison university July 2009. Sleep Problems?. Do you or a loved one snore? How about sleepwalk? Sleep Eat? Trouble staying awake?. Outline. About sleep Patterns and Stages How much sleep do we need? Sleep Disorders

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Chapter 5

Chapter 5. States of Consciousness. Consciousness. Awareness of Internal and External Stimuli including: External events Internal sensations Yourself as the unique being having these experiences Your thoughts about these experiences

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SLEEP

REST. SLEEP. objectives. Define sleep Identify the differences between REM and NREM Describe what takes place in the body during sleep Explain the different sleeping disorders. Sleep. How many hours of sleep do you get a night? Do you sleep with any electronics nearby?

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Scoring Workshop

Scoring Workshop. SLEEP STAGES. Stage Wake. Stage W corresponds to the waking state. It is characterized by alpha (8-<13 Hz) activity and/or a low voltage, mixed frequency EEG. Alpha attenuates with eye opening. STAGE WAKE. Stage 1.

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UNIT 3 THE CONSCIOUS SELF

UNIT 3 THE CONSCIOUS SELF. AREA OF STUDY 1: MIND, BRAIN & BODY. CHARACTERISTICS & PATTERNS OF SLEEP. Non-Rapid Eye Movement sleep (NREM sleep) Rapid Eye Movement sleep (REM sleep). CHARACTERISTICS & PATTERNS OF SLEEP. Non-Rapid Eye Movement sleep (NREM sleep)

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Consciousness and Its Variations

Consciousness and Its Variations. Awake, nonattentive. 1 second. Alpha waves. Awake, attentive. 1 second. Beta waves. EEG Waves of Wakefulness. Awake, but non-attentive: large, regular alpha waves. Awake and attentive: low amplitude, fast, irregular beta waves. 1 second. Sleep stage 1.

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