A) stage 1
B) stage 2
C) slow-wave
D) REM
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A) REM
B) stage 1
C) stage 2
D) slow-wave
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A) automatic; controlled
B) controlled; automatic
C) conscious; unconscious
D) unconscious; conscious
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A) increases relative to the other stages.
B) decreases relative to the other stages.
C) is more likely to involve dreaming.
D) is less likely to involve dreaming.
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A) analyzing danger
B) controlling body movements
C) finding comfortable body positions
D) experiencing conscious awareness
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A) fluctuate continuously.
B) remain unchanged.
C) increase.
D) decrease.
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A) temporal; right
B) temporal; left
C) parietal; right
D) parietal; left
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A) activating serotonin
B) inhibiting dopamine
C) blocking opiate
D) binding with opiate
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A) alter sensation and perception.
B) alter behavioral activity.
C) decrease emotional activity.
D) decrease mental activity.
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A) lowered blood pressure.
B) greater physical strength.
C) increased intelligence.
D) diminished gray matter in the brain.
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A) using depressants
B) experiencing flow
C) practicing meditation
D) receiving hypnosis
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A) creating intense feelings of pleasure.
B) increasing heart rate.
C) increasing mental activity.
D) relieving worry.
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A) brain activity changed depending on whether participants said they saw a house or a face.
B) brain activity was the same, regardless of whether participants said they saw a house or a face.
C) participants' brains emitted large, slow-wave activity equally for both images.
D) participants' brains had activity in two regions, indicating that they saw both the house and the face.
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A) cocaine
B) alcohol
C) heroin
D) codeine
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A) person is not really asleep.
B) person's body is asleep, but the person's brain is active.
C) person's brain is asleep, but the person's body is active.
D) person has no awareness of being asleep.
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A) in the dream the images of swimming were the manifest content.
B) in the dream the images of swimming were the latent content.
C) random neural activity resulted in the unconscious sexual desire.
D) random neural activity caused the images about swimming.
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A) moment-by-moment subjective experiences
B) paying attention to one's surroundings
C) reflecting on one's thoughts
D) being in a persistent vegetative state
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A) one's subjective experiences of the external world and one's mental activity.
B) one's ability to objectively pay attention to important information.
C) moving from a state of sleep to a state of wakefulness.
D) processing of sensory information without full awareness.
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A) narcolepsy.
B) somnambulism.
C) REM behavior disorder.
D) sleep apnea.
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