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1 Ip D K n n n n p np np n n p n ppp 22 N Cf D n n p p n n p n n n n n xp n n n n n n n pp n x pn n n n n n pn n n n qn n n pn n n n p n n n n n n n n n n n n p n n n x n n p B n n n p n 23 Ip If n n n 1 I n n n n n n p p n n p n. LO1. : To . revise. . the. . key terms associated with Freud’s dream theory and Hobson & . McCarley’s. activation synthesis model.. LO2. : To . evaluate. . Hobson & . McCarley’s. activation synthesis model.. Parasomnias. Disorders of Arousal (NREM Sleep). Confusional. Arousals. Sleep Walking. Sleep Terrors . Parasomnias. Usually Associated with REM. REM Behavior Disorder. Recurrent isolated sleep paralysis. 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.. whales. unusual examples. sperm whale (off the coast of . Chilé. ). http://www.nature.com/news/2008/080221/multimedia/news.2008.613.mov. 135,000 hours of your life asleep (1/3). How do we study sleep?. Why is this a problem?........ Studies of the three mile island nuclear reactor meltdown, and the NASA challenge space shuttle accident indicate lost sleep as a contributing cause of car accidents. Lack of sleep!!. Consciousness=awareness. C. as Sensory Awareness- aware of things outside yourself. C. as Direct Inner Awareness- aware of things inside yourself. C. as Sense of Self- aware of ourselves and our surroundings. Why do we sleep?. Sleep is a basic requirement for normal brain function. . Lack of sleep .  . Mental fatigue, . poor decision-making, . shortened attention span, . higher anxiety, . impaired memory, . Zzzzz’s. “To sleep, perchance to dream—ay, . there’s the rub.” . Hamlet (III, I, 65-68). Gregg Marshall, PhD, RRT, RPSGT, RST. Chair/Associate Professor. Department of Respiratory Care and Texas State Sleep Center. Parasomnias. Disorders of Arousal (NREM Sleep). Confusional. Arousals. Sleep Walking. Sleep Terrors . Parasomnias. Usually Associated with REM. REM Behavior Disorder. Recurrent isolated sleep paralysis. Dog acting out a dream and runs into a wall: . http://. youtu.be/grEypMDqvTE. Narcolepsy: . http://youtu.be/qVu-IcLoZtU. Sleep. Why do we sleep?. Why do we sleep?. Sleep is a basic requirement for normal brain . Annette Hulse, DO. Sep 17 2016. www.SantaCruzOsteopathy.com. /Slides. Sleep Disordered Breathing. Snoring. Upper Airway Resistance Syndrome. Sleep apnea. Obstructive . Central. Mixed. Snoring. Loud/harsh during sleep, due to tissue vibration from the flow of air through membranous structures (the soft palate, uvula, and the pharyngeal . This topic includes. Sleep stages. Lifespan . changes. “Outline the nature of sleep” ( 4 marks or 8 marks). “Outline and evaluate the nature of sleep including lifespan changes” (8 + 16). “Outline . 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..