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Consciousness and

self-consciousness

Consciousness

Sensation and Perception examined the effects of sensory input and how it is interpreted. Consciousness examines how we process and define our world.

Suggested supplemental material:Internet Listening:Radio Lab (www.wnyc.org) Season One: “Who Am I?” Season Two: “Where Am I?” Season Three: “Sleep”

Learning Objectives: States of Consciousness (sleep) Hypnosis (fantasy prone personality) Altering Consciousness

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Meanings of consciousness Sensory awareness Select aspect of attention Direct inner awareness Freud:

Preconscious, Unconscious, Nonconscious Personal Unity Waking State

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Sleep & Dreams Tool: EEG Measure: Brain Waves States:

Awake, (beta waves) Relaxed, (alpha waves) Sleeping (theta, delta)

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5 Stages of Sleep

Stages 1 - 4 (NREM) Stage 1: theta waves, Hypnagogic state Stage 2: brain spindles Stage 3: delta waves Stage 4: Deepest Stage

sleep terror, bedwetting, sleepwalking

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5 Stages of Sleep Stage 5 (REM)

“Paradoxical Sleep” Nightmares Sleep paralysis An explanation of Alien Abduction

claims (solved!)

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SLEEP: miscellaneous Function: Why do we sleep? Freud: dream interpretation Activation-Synthesis Model Sleep Disorders

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Hypnosis Franz Anton Mesmer

“Mesmerism” “Animal Magnetism” Hypnosis

Hypnosis terms

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Theories of Hypnosis Role Theory

Focus on hypnotic suggestions Not Faking

Response Set Theory Expectancies

Neodissociation Theory Imagination as distraction

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Role of Fantasy Fantasy Prone Personality

Spend much time, vivid Normal: future situations

planning, decision making Sexual fantasies are normal Males: higher frequency

Deviant: sex & aggression Males: emotionally unstable, socially alienated

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Theories of Hypnosis Franz Anton Mesmer

“Mesmerism” “Animal Magnetism” Hypnosis Hypnosis terms

Role Theory (Not Faking) Focus on hypnotic suggestions

Response Set Theory Expectancies

Neodissociation Theory (E. Hildegard) Imagination as distraction

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CONSCIOUSNESS Meditation

Act/process of thinking vs. ritual exercises Spiritual, philosophical Valuable for relaxation, lower BP

Biofeedback Obtain environmental info Develop control Employ it when needed

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Altering Consciousness Through Drugs

Depressants Alcohol (Wernicke-Korsakoff) Opiates Barbiturates

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Altering Consciousness Through Drugs

Stimulants: Amphetamines Nicotine Cocaine

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Altering Consciousness Through Drugs

Hallucinogenics Marijuana

mild hallucinogen Lysergic Acid Dithalimide

“LSD” Synthetic ergot

Kahn - III.2 -Sensation and Consciousness in Aristotle’s Psychology

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Brain stem modulation of sensation, movement, and consciousness From Ch. 45 “Principles of Neural Science”, 4 th Ed. Kandel et al

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DR. MOHD NAZAM ANSARI. Partial or complete loss of sensation with or with out loss of consciousness as a result of disease, injury, or administration

Julie Jaffray, MD Emily Pollakowski, MD. Transient Involuntary Alteration in consciousness, behavior, motor activity, sensation or autonomic function

Sensation and Perception - CourseNotes · Sensation and Perception 183 PSYCHOLOGY: Exploring Behavior Chapter: Sensation and Perception Sensation and Perception Sensation versus Perception

Senses and Perception Chapter 4 Questions. Senses and Perception All incoming sensation is interpreted by the brain Without much conscious effort, we

Writing on the page of consciousnesswrap.warwick.ac.uk/67740/6/WRAP_Hoerl_Writing on the page of... · Writing on the page of consciousness “Sensation”, writes Charles Sanders

Review Session Review Test #3 History, Approaches, Methods, Biological Influences, Sensation & Perception, States of Consciousness AP Psychology Forest

Slide 1 Chapters 6 Sensation Chapter 6 - Sensation

Unit III: States of Consciousness, Sensation and Perception · Unit III: States of Consciousness, Sensation and Perception Chapter 7-8. Consciousness An individual’s state of awareness,

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What we’ve Discussed so Far History of psychology – Modern approaches Research Methods The Brain Sensation & Perception Altered States of Consciousness

General Anesthetics · General anesthetics (GAs) Drugs which produce reversible loss of all sensation and consciousness. Cardinal features of general anaesthesia are: Loss of all

Consciousness Chapter 3. Consciousness What is consciousness?

Cognition: Sensation, Perception, and States of Consciousness · The process by which receptor cells are stimulated and transmit their information to higher brain centers is called

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Donec egestas augue vel pede.… · Web view. Summer Sensation. #SummerSensation2015. Summer Sensation. SUMMER . SENSATION. F Summer Sensation. SUMMER . SENSATION

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Chapter 6 Sensation Turran Hill Sensation Sensation is the detection of simple properties of stimuli, such as brightness, warmth, and sweetness. Sensation

CHS AP Psychology Unit 5: Sensation, Perception and States of Consciousness Essential Task 5.10:Identify the major psychoactive drug categories (depressants,

Sensation and Perception - webs.wofford.eduwebs.wofford.edu/...SensationPerception_vision_150.pdf · Sensation v. Perception • Sensation vs. Perception • Physical stimulus Physiological

Phenomenology of consciousness II - OIST Groups · Phenomenology of consciousness II ... it is a property of the internal modelof the evening ... • Consciousness = sensation of

A seizure is sudden, abnormal, and excessive electrical discharges from the brain that can change motor or autonomic function, consciousness, or sensation

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INFLIBNET Centreepgp.inflibnet.ac.in/epgpdata/uploads/epgp_content/S000451PA/P00… · Abhinavagupta interpreted rasa as a "stream of consciousness". He then went on to expand the

Renal Cryoablation - Iowa RadiologyAnaesthesia:The loss of sensation and usually of consciousness artificially produced by the administration of one or more agents that block the passage

TEST ITEM FILEtestbankcart.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/Downloadable... · Web viewChapter 3: Sensation and Perception 98 Chapter 4: States of Consciousness 146 Chapter 5: Learning

GENERAL ANAESTHETICS. What is the general anaesthetics ? A general anaesthetic is an agent used to produce a reversible loss of consciousness and sensation

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Watchman Nee The Body of Christ A Reality Nee The Body of... · a sensation, so is rejoicing a sensation. Although the members are many, the life is one, and so, too, the consciousness