PPT-Altered States of Consciousness pt. 1 (2-4%)

httpwwwlearnerorgvodvodwindowhtmlpid1510 Engage Hyper Link Why is sleep important To rest and repair physically and mentally To consolidate memories and skills Necessary for brain development. Modules 7-10. AP Psychology. Ms. C. Fahey. Module 7: The Brain & Consciousness. Consciousness: . The process underlying the mental model we create of the world of which we are aware.. It is also a part of the mind from which we can potentially retrieve a fact, an idea, an emotion, or a memory and combine it with critical thinking.. :. Hypnosis. Hypnosis . Today’s Goal:. Discuss theories of hypnosis, noting the behavior of hypnotized people and claims regarding its uses.. What is hypnosis?. Hypnotist makes suggestions about perceptions, thoughts, feelings, behaviors that a subject follows. Maggie . Schedl. and Shiori Tomatsu. Clearing A Few Things Up About Hypnosis. Common beliefs: mysterious, powerful, control minds, going under trance. Reality: increased motivation to perform tasks. Software Agent. 2009. 04. 09. Seunghyun Lee. David Gamez, . Consciousness and Cognition . vol.17, pp.. 887-910, 2007. Contents. Introduction. Classification of Machine Consciousness. MC1, MC2, MC3, and MC4. Uriah Kriegel University of Arizona Handbook of Philosophy of Psychology and Cognitive Science (pp. 195-217). Amsterdam: North-Holland, 2006. Abstract. The purpose of this chapter is twofold. The p How do levels of consciousness affect mental processes and . behaviour. ?. Dot Point #1: The consciousness continuum . consciousness as a . psychological construct . that . varies along a continuum. Sleeping, dreaming, hypnotizing, meditating, and…drugging?. SECTION 1: SLEEP AND DREAMS. Sleep is an essential state of consciousness. It involves stages and periods of dreaming. CONSCIOUSNESS. Def: a state of awareness, including a person’s feelings, sensations, ideas, and perceptions. Dream Experiment. Is it possible to successfully plan your dreams?. All students will keep a record of their dreams. Half of the students will write the following in their journal. A brief account of their day (1 paragraph). 7-1: . WHAT IS THE PLACE OF CONSCIOUSNESS IN PSYCHOLOGY’S HISTORY?. 1880s. : . Psychology . at. its beginning was defined . as description and explanation of states of . consciousness. First half of 20. What are . Altered States of Consciousness. ?. Definition. :. various states in which the mind can be aware but is not in its usual wakeful condition. Form of consciousness in which a persons sense of self or sense of the world changes. . The organism’s awareness of, or possibility of knowing, what is going on inside or outside itself. . States of Consciousness- Freud’s work. Conscious Level- completely aware . Preconscious Level-. Trance . Styles. . Exercise. Adapted . from . eHRAF . Teaching . Exercises . 1.26 . Altered . States . of . Consciousness. . by . Jack . Dunnington, . Carol . R. . Ember, . and . Erik. . Ringen.. This. Chapter 7. 2. OBJECTIVE 1. | Discuss the history of psychology’s study of consciousness and contrast conscious and unconscious information processing.. 3. History of Consciousness. Psychology began as a science of consciousness.. sages p 8 Walsh describes his own interest in transformativepractices such as psychotherapy and various contemplative andspiritual disciplines finding that shamanic practices fit this rubricAlthough h