'Paradoxical sleep' diaporamas de présentation

Thinking About Psychology: The Science of Mind and Behavior. Charles T. Blair-Broeker Randal M. Ernst. States of Consciousness. Chapter 09. Sleep, Dreams, and Body Rhythms. Module 20. Introduction. Module 20: Sleep, Dreams, and Body Rhythms. Consciousness.

Two notions of consciousness. 1. General state of arousal (sleep vs. wakefulness) 2. Attentional focus or current awareness (watching football game or listening to wife). Understanding Consciousness.

Two notions of consciousness. 1. General state of arousal (sleep vs. wakefulness) 2. Attentional focus or current awareness (watching football game or listening to wife). Understanding Consciousness.

Consciousness. AP Psychology NCVPS. Consciousness. As a general term, consciousness means awareness of yourself and your environment, including internal and external stimuli. There is more than one type of awareness Sensory awareness – conscious or aware of things outside yourself

Body Rhythms and Mental States. Chapter 3. What is the Nature of Consciousness?. Consciousness – The brain’s awareness of internal and external stimulation (*filter or interpretation of events NOT a direct copy). The Functions and Structures of Consciousness. Restricts attention

0. Chapter 8. Sleep and Biological Rhythms. Annual Rhythm Monthly Rhythm Circadian Rhythm 90 minute Rhythm. Biological Rhythms. Sleep Measurement. EOG. 0. 90-Minute Cycles During Sleep. Vivid dreams 80% of the time REM Rebound “Paradoxical sleep”

Rapid Eye Movement (REM) Sleep. By Jane Woo, Sylvia Jung, and Jinsoo Chung. What is REM?. Rapid Eye Movement Eyeballs twitch every half minute Starts after about an hour of falling asleep Not deep sleep Dreams happen in this stage Genitals are aroused during this stage

Thinking About Psychology: The Science of Mind and Behavior 2e. Charles T. Blair-Broeker Randal M. Ernst. Cognitive Domain. Consciousness Chapter. Sleep, Dreams, and Body Rhythms. Module 24. Biological Rhythms. Periodic physiological fluctuations Can affect physiological functioning

Consciousness. AP Psychology NCVPS. Consciousness. As a general term, consciousness means awareness of yourself and your environment, including internal and external stimuli. There is more than one type of awareness Sensory awareness – conscious or aware of things outside yourself