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A) reflexive gasping for air during sleep
B) extremely low rate of REM
C) night terrors
D) sudden, irresistible urge to sleep during normal waking hours
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A) endorphins
B) interleukins
C) dopaminoids
D) endocannabinoids
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A) theta waves to beta waves and finally to alpha waves
B) beta waves to theta waves and finally to alpha waves
C) alpha waves to beta waves and finally to delta waves
D) beta waves to alpha waves and finally to theta waves
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A) respiratory diseases
B) problems with attention and memory
C) injury due to accidents
D) sterility/impotence
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A) withdrawal
B) tolerance
C) psychological dependence
D) physical dependence
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A) She will experience REM rebound and spend more time in REM sleep on subsequent nights.
B) She will become accustomed to going without dreaming and spend less time in REM sleep on subsequent nights.
C) She will have difficulty achieving REM on subsequent nights.
D) She will immediately return to a normal sleep cycle when she is allowed to sleep through the night.
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A) emotionality
B) NREM
C) hypochondriasis
D) REM rebound
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A) J. Allan Hobson
B) Rosalind Cartwright
C) Robert McCarley
D) Sigmund Freud
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A) It remained unchanged.
B) It decreased.
C) It doubled.
D) It remained unchanged, but its use is causing more problems in society.
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A) Alcohol increases activity in the reticular activating system, which leads to immediate sleep but makes a person feel "drained" the next day.
B) Alcohol has effects similar to those of sedatives, and may prevent her from experiencing a normal sleep pattern.
C) Alcohol is a central nervous system stimulant, so she was more physiologically aroused even while sleeping.
D) Alcohol brings on a delta-wave pattern of brain activity.
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A) cerebellum
B) hippocampus
C) corpus callosum
D) reticular formation
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A) Adam, a 22-year-old man
B) Beth, a 22-year-old woman
C) Carla, a 52-year-old woman
D) Dean, a 52-year-old man
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A) It will function as a sedative.
B) It will produce hallucinogenic effects.
C) It will have stimulant effects in the body.
D) It will act as an effective painkiller.
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A) He has become psychologically addicted to sleeping pills.
B) He is using sleeping pills as a recreational drug.
C) He has become physically addicted to sleeping pills.
D) He has developed a tolerance to sleeping pills.
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A) nightmares
B) rapid eye movements
C) night terrors
D) dreams
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A) REM rebound
B) absence of sleep spindles
C) 90 percent of sleep time spent in alpha waves
D) no evidence of dreaming
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A) Psychology is empirical.
B) Psychology evolves in a sociohistorical context.
C) Our behaviour is shaped by our cultural heritage.
D) Our experience of the world is highly subjective.
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A) There will be no change in the EEG, and Juan's sleep will not be interrupted.
B) There will be a sleep spindle recorded on the EEG at the time of the beeps.
C) The noise of the beeps will be incorporated into the dream Juan is currently experiencing.
D) The beeps will wake Juan from his relatively light sleep.
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