Across
- 1. Drugs that are small enough to pass through the protection of the blood-brain barrier
- 4. Sleep disorder characterized by the temporary cessation of breathing while asleep, causing a person to momentarily wake up and gasp for air before falling back asleep
- 5. Category of drugs that slow down the body's processes
- 8. People suffer from this after hypnosis where they cannot remember events and experiences that transpired while hypnotized
- 9. This hypnosis theory believes that it is just a social phenomenon where people want to believe and therefore act like a hypnotized person
- 10. Type of drugs that block normal activity of neurotransmitters
- 12. Type of drugs that mimic neurotransmitters and strengthen the effects of chemicals
- 15. Hormone that regulates your sleep-wake cycles which is stimulated by darkness and inhibited by light
- 16. This psychologist believed that dreams are a roadway into your hidden desires
- 18. Unlike a nightmare, a person is not fully conscious as them experience extreme fear and may scream or flailing in their sleep
- 20. You rotate through your sleep cycle every ___ minutes
- 21. Sleep disorder where a person suffers from extreme sleeplessness and may fall asleep at unpredictable or inappropriate times
- 22. This hypnosis theory believes that people are actually hypnotized and in an altered consciousness
- 26. Level of consciousness that is right outside of our current awareness but can quick be brought into full awareness voluntarily (i.e. daydreaming)
- 27. A state of highly focused attention often associated with relaxation and heightened suggestibility
- 29. Type of drugs that block of the axon to leave neurotransmitters in the synaptic gap longer: ___ inhibitors
- 31. Awareness of ourselves and our environment
- 33. Also known as somnambulism, this sleep disorder is when a person physically moves during the first few hours of sleep
- 35. The Activation-Synthesis Theory of dreams is also known as the ___ theory as our brain is trying to interpret random electrical signals while we sleep
- 36. Physical or psychological symptoms if you stop using a drug
- 38. If a drug is used often, this is created where more of the drug is needed to feel the same effect
Down
- 2. This is given during hypnosis and are intended to take effect after the person emerges from the trance
- 3. Type of brain scan which records brain wave activity
- 6. According to the Information Processing Theory, dreams are a result of this in everyday life
- 7. Type of biological rhythm that lasts about 25 hours and regulates our sleep-wake cycle
- 8. Type of brain wave during extreme relaxation, mediation, or at the onset of sleep that can produce mild hallucinations
- 11. Sleep disorder in which a person has persistent problems falling and/or staying asleep
- 13. Category of drugs that speed up your body processes
- 14. Category of drugs that cause a change in perception of reality
- 17. Level of consciousness that controls our automatic body processes (i.e. heart rate)
- 19. Category of drugs that are derived from the poppy plant for pain relief
- 23. Type of brain wave during stages 1 and 2 were brain activity progressively gets slower and you may experience sleep spindles
- 24. Level of consciousness that contains our unacceptable or unpleasant feelings and memories
- 25. Also known as "divided consciousness", this is when a part is open to hypnosis while the other is a bystander watching what is going on
- 28. Type of brain wave you experience when fully awake
- 30. Dependency (physical or psychological) on a drug
- 32. Type of brain wave you experience during deep sleep
- 34. REM sleep is also known as ___ sleep because the brain is very active BUT the body is extremely relaxed
- 37. The stage of sleep were dreams occur