PPT-THE NATURE OF DREAMS AND SLEEP

REM NREM Rapid Eye Movement NonRapid Eye Movement Increases in length as nights sleep progresses Decreases in length as nights sleep progresses Vivid Dreams Vague partial images and stories. By Raza Shahid 8I. Dream Introduction. There are many questions about dreams, such as how do we have them? Why do they come? How to interpret your dreams and other similar questions. In the dictionary, the meaning of dreams is seeing images along with memories and thoughts being played in your mind during sleep. Sometimes, you cannot tell the difference between dream and reality. Other times, you wish dreams would be real rather than fantasy. People have tried to find the meaning of dreams over many years and have created many theories on dreams.. Dreams. Pick up and Article and read!. 10/24/14. Article. Video Monday. Dream Notes. Activation Synthesis Activity. Contents of Dreams. Dreams aren’t normally that exciting and are generally mundane. - Ernest Hemingway . Biological Rhythms. Annual Cycles:. seasonal variations (bears hibernation, seasonal affective disorder). 28 day cycles:. menstrual cycle.. 24 hour cycle:. our circadian rhythm. What is consciousness? . Awareness of ourselves and environment . Different States? . Cognitive Neuroscience. Brain activity link with mental processes. Dual Processing: 2 track Mind. Proceed on a conscious and unconscious track. 1968, 1989. By John A. Sanford. Central Thesis: Dreams should be regarded as God’s “Forgotten Language” or “Voice of God”. Chap 1: Agree With Thine Enemy. Dreams: clear expressions of our nature. By: Taylor, Zayne & Carla. Introduction. Things We Will Cover. What are dreams, and what types are there. Medications. Sleep disorders/illnesses. Sleep stages. Things that affect sleep. What are dreams? . Consciousness. Chapter 7. 2. History of Consciousness. Psychology began as a science of consciousness.. Behaviorists argued about alienating consciousness from psychology.. However, after 1960, mental concepts (consciousness) started reentering psychology.. Definitions for the Brain and Consciousness . (Myers Module 7). Directions: Read these.. William James: . the father of functionalism; studied consciousness and its relation to adaptive behavior in every day life.. 8-1: . WHAT IS SLEEP?. Sleep. Periodic, natural loss of consciousness—as distinct from unconsciousness resulting from a coma, general anesthesia, or hibernation (Adapted from Dement, 1999).. Sleep and Dreams. Do you consider yourself to be a “morning person” or a “night person?”. Do you often fall asleep/get sleepy in school?. Have you/do you sleep walk? Have you/do you sleep talk?. Do you have recurring dreams??. What is a Dream?. A dream is a particular state of mind in which it can be experienced by anyone.. Dreaming is another whole world in which it uses our unconscious mind.. A dream is also a story from the past event or an indication of the future. http://. www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKXKBI8IZ24. Sleep Deprivation because of studying or homework:. http://www.npr.org/blogs/health/2012/08/22/159435167/high-school-daze-the-perils-of-sacrificing-sleep-for-late-night-studying. Agenda:. Do Now. Notes. Activity. Do Now. The Sleep Myths Quiz-How much do you know?. Ap psychology: unit . 4. States of Consciousness. Topic. : Patterns, Theories, Disorders, and Dreams. Part ONE. Consciousness. Sophie and the BFG have a dream that is an aspiration: their dream is to put a stop to the giants and their human-guzzling ways! . Think about own your personal dreams. You might aspire to perform in a school play, or to learn to ride a bike, or to play in a school rugby final. Or perhaps your dreams are more long-term goals, such as what you would like to do when you grow up. .