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our level of awareness about ourselves and the environment Your awareness of external events Your awareness of internal sensations Your awareness of yourself as a unique being having these experiences ID: 746451

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Consciousness

Consciousness

: our level of

awareness about ourselves and the environment.Your awareness of external eventsYour awareness of internal sensationsYour awareness of yourself as a unique being having these experiencesYour awareness of your thoughts about these experiencesThe movie in your headSlide2

Conscious Level

: What you are currently aware of, including yourself & environment.

Nonconscious

Level: Body processes controlled by your mind; usually NOT aware: Heartbeat, respiration, digestion, etc. Preconscious Level: Information about yourself & environment that you are NOT currently thinking about, but could be. (You aren’t currently thinking about your favorite toy as a child, but if asked about it, you would be.)Subconscious Level: Information we are not currently aware of, but we know must exist due to behavior.

(Great example: Mere Exposure Effect - when we prefer stimuli we have seen before over novel/new stimuli, even if we do not consciously remember seeing the old stimuli.)

Unconscious Level: Psychoanalytic psychologists believe some events & feelings are unacceptable to our conscious mind & are repressed. (Many psychologists object to this concept; difficult or impossible to prove)

Conscious

Subconscious

UnconsciousSlide3

Subconscious/Unconscious processing

Well-learned tasks become automaticDrivingTextingSubconscious processing

Bird (color, form, movement, distance)

Unconsciousness: Lack of ones awareness of what is going on around youExamples: Sleep, dreams, coma, head trauma, anesthesia, deathLearning Target: I will be able to describe what consciousness isSlide4

Daydreaming

Can help make help solve problems/issues in one’s lifeDaydreams are rarely as vivid as night dreamsA way to escape

Aware of unfinished business Prepare for future eventsSlide5
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Copyright © Allyn & Bacon 2007

Dreaming

Wakefulness

Sleep Hypnosis Chemically Altered States State Of Consciousness That Are Possible For The Human MindSlide7

Interaction in which one person responds to another person’s suggestions that certain perceptions, feelings, thoughts, or behaviors will spontaneously occurSlide8

Frequently Asked Questions about Hypnosis

Can anyone experience hypnosis? We are all open to suggestion.Can hypnosis enhance recall of forgotten events? No

Can hypnosis force people to act against their will? It can’t make you do something you don’t want to

Post hypnotic suggestion – a suggestion made to a subject to be carried out after the subject is no longer hypnotized Slide9

Can hypnosis be therapeutic

? Post hypnotic suggestions help alleviate headaches, asthma and stress related skin disorders.Can hypnosis relieve pain? Yes

Olivia Munn and Working OutSlide10

Dissociation is a split in consciousness which allows some thoughts and behaviors to occur simultaneously

e.g. hypnosis can dissociate the sensation of pain in ice water, but can still feel the coldSlide11
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Circadian Rhythm

24

HOUR

biological clockBody temp & awareness changesBest to take a test or study during your circadian peaksCan the circadian rhythm explain jet lag?

Circadian:

24 hr biological processes; may be interrupted by exposure to light

Resets biological clock

by affecting suprachiasmatic nucleus

(SCN) &

pineal gland

which secretes

melatonin

.

Jet lag & shift work

can also knock circadian rhythms out of sync. Slide13
Slide14

Which direction is the most difficult?

Blue

: Visiting team flies east, wins 37% of games

Purple: Visiting team does not travel, wins 46% of gamesRed: Visiting team flies west, wins 44% of gamesMajor League Baseball Teams & Winning percentages due to flights. Slide15

NREM 1 Stage

Falling to sleep

- transition

stagePulse slows, muscles relax, breathing irregularLasts up to 5 minutesConsists mostly of theta waves that are high amplitude & low frequency

B

rief periods of alpha waves, similar to those present while awake

Hallucinations (false

sensory experiences) can occur &

feeling of falling.

Alpha Waves – the relatively slow brain waves of a relaxed, awake stateSlide16

NREM 2

F

ollows Stage 1 sleep

and is the "baseline" of sleep. Eyes roll slowly from side to sidePart of the 90 minute cycle & occupies approximately 45-60% of sleep. Brain waves slow down

dramatically.

Deeper stage of sleep. Sleep spindles (burst of neural activity) occur here

Not

easy to wake up.Slide17

Stage characterized

by Delta waves or

"slow

wave" sleep because brain activity slows down dramatically.This is a very deep sleepSleepwalking or wetting the bed occurs in this stageIt has restorative effects on our ability to function during waking hours

NREM –

3 Delta WavesSlide18

Stage 5: REM

REM

:

Rapid Eye MovementThis is a very active stage of sleep. Composes 20-25 % of a normal nights sleep.

Breathing, heart rate and brain wave activity quicken

. Vivid Dreams can occur.

Causes a decrease in muscle tone & control, yet active brain… hence PARADOXICALparalyzed

body

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfqqetmwSuM&feature=related

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Learning Target: I will be able to describe sleep cycles and the importance of

sleepSlide20
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tvfMOPTsU_0 Slide22

Effects of Sleep Loss

Sleep deprivation= Difficulty studying, diminished productivity, tendency to make mistakes, etc.Can make you fatterGhrelin, leptin

CortisolSuppress immune system

AgingAccidents Slide23
Slide24

Calculate Sleep Debt

Allowed to sleep unhindered, most adults will sleep at least 9 hours a nightWith that much sleep, we awake refreshed, sustain better moods, and perform more efficient and accurate work“The brain keeps an accurate count of sleep debt for at least two weeksWith our body yearning for sleep, we will begin to feel terrible. Slide25

23% of individuals have fallen asleep while driving 59% of train engineers have fallen asleep on duty

Airline pilots fall asleep in the cockpit (while flying) an average of 32 times per month (1986 study)Nuclear disasters at Three Mile Island & Chernobyl, Crash of Exxon Valdez all blamed on part in lack of sleepEstimation - accidents due to sleep deprivation cost the U.S. economy:

$56 billion per year52 million work days per year

24,000 deaths per year (Coren, 1996)Sleep DeprivationSlide26

Tips to sleep easier1) Don't engage in mentally stimulating activities prior to bedtime.

2) Keep your bedroom as dark as possible - this helps regulate the hormone responsible for sleeping and waking.3) Keep pets out of the bedroom.4) Eat a light snack before bed, preferably one with protein.5) Exercise daily.6) Keep a regular schedule of sleeping and waking.

7) Avoid caffeine and alcohol, especially within 6 hours of bedtime.8) Don't take naps during the day.

9) Quit drinking fluids 2 hours before bedtime to reduce your chance of having to get up to go to the bathroom.Slide27

YouTube:

Skeeter - the narcoleptic dog

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wm-TZ-dO_rQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bSVwmSzxKtU Slide28

Sequence of images, emotions, and thoughts passing through a sleeping person’s mindSlide29
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LYKp09rcvlc

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What do we dream about?

Falling

83

Finding money

56

Attacked or chased

77

Swimming

52

Trying repeatedly

71

Snakes

49

School or teachers

71

Wrong dress

46

Arriving too late

64

Unable to breathe

44

Eating

62

Naked

43

Frozen with fright

58

Fire

41

Loved one dying

57

Failing a test

39

Being locked up

56

Seeing self as dead

33

Killing someone

26Slide32

Exploring the Dream World

Lucid DreamsDreams in which the individual knows they are dreaming & feel as though they are consciousSome even say they can control the action in these dreams (scriptwriter)

Can we induce a lucid dream? This website seems to think so. Follow their directions and see if you can make one happen for you!

http://www.luciddreamguru.com/dild.php https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FEiRN2Fe_pU