Sleep and Dreams

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Across
  1. 3. Images seen in a dream holding personal, emotional, or spiritual significance.
  2. 5. Effects include extreme fatigue, irritability, weight gain, forgetfulness, impaired judgement, and health problems such as high blood pressure.
  3. 8. Amount of content forgotten 5 minutes after the dream. 95% forgotten 10 minutes after the dream is over.
  4. 9. Usually negative however, occasionally positive. Resolution does not arrive, if it does the dreams end.
  5. 11. Usually occurs in REM sleep. A stpry-like sequence of visual images.
  6. 12. The first four stages of the sleep cycle.
  7. 13. The amount of sleep required for teenagers.
Down
  1. 1. Ability to be aware of and direct dreams while dreaming.
  2. 2. Consists of 5 different stages that humans go through while sleeping.
  3. 4. An effect of extreme sleep deprivation along with delusions. False yet realistic take on objects or events experienced when awake.
  4. 5. Plays a role in growth process, physically and mentally restorative, enhances physical performance, helps maintain a healthy weight, improves mood, and helps memory.
  5. 6. On average between 70-120 minutes a day are spent doing this. Consciousness between being awake and sleep..
  6. 7. Occurs during REM sleep. A frightening dream
  7. 10. The last stage of the sleep cycle. Eyes move rapidly back and forth under eye lids.