Across
- 1. Sleep theory that dreams are the result of the brain organizing the day’s events
- 4. Nighttime teeth grinding
- 6. The result of stopping dependent drug use, frequently corresponding to shakes, headaches, and irritability
- 8. Category of drugs that results in an altered state, almost disassociative
- 9. Referred to as “paradoxical sleep”, where the sleeper’s brain is super active, but the body is very still
- 10. Disorder resulting in a temporary stoppage of breathing
- 12. Psychodynamic psychologist whose “Interpretation of Dreams” sought to explain why we dream
- 15. 24 hour, daily biorhythm
- 16. Seeing or hearing things that do not exist
- 19. Part of the limbic system in the brain that initiates sleep
- 21. Most popular, easily accessible stimulant
- 22. Highly addictive stimulant that is typically smoked or vaped
- 23. Stage of sleep that most sleepers spend most of their night in
- 25. Disorder resulting in randomly falling asleep
- 26. Freud’s explanation for dreaming that our dreams were an expression of repressed desires
- 30. The symbolic storyline of dreams
- 32. Category of drugs that accelerate neural activity, promoting a feeling of energy and euphoria
- 33. Disorder resulting in an ability to get or maintain sleep
- 34. Known as MDMA, a stimulant known for heightened sensitivity
- 35. Our mental meeting space that allows us to gauge time, be aware of the world around us, and make a mental model of reality
Down
- 2. Well known depressant that causes irritability when stopped, consumed by smoke, vape, or edible
- 3. Part of the endocrine system that releases hormones that prepares our body for sleep
- 5. Highly addictive stimulant that signals a release of dopamine
- 7. Hormone that is released that prepares the body for sleep, can be taken as a supplement
- 11. State of consciousness that theorists have tried to explain in various ways
- 13. The literal storyline of dreams
- 14. Most popular, easily accessible depressant
- 16. State of heightened suggestibility, effective in getting someone to do something they are already willing to do
- 17. Sleepwalking
- 18. Dependent use of drugs
- 20. Often referred to as pre-sleep, a stage that most sleepers only get to once a night
- 24. The result of regular, frequently addictive, use of a drug, where more is required to feel the “euphoria” of the drug
- 27. Disorder resulting from chronic loss of sleep
- 28. Category of drugs that slows down neural activity
- 29. Sleep spindles that are slow and deep, suggesting very deep sleep
- 30. Hallucinogen that causes an altered state of consciousness
- 31. Highly addictive stimulant that depletes the supply of dopamine and serotonin
