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Unit 5: Consciousness

Iceberg Model Draw an iceberg and use the visuals to highlight the key concepts of consciousness Levels (conscious, subconscious/pre- conscious, unconscious) Latent/Manifest (thoughts, dreams) Could you add hypnosis and sleep/dream concepts to this model? Hypnosis-defined Hypnosis-post-hypnotic suggestion Hypnosis-suggestibility Hypnosis-Hilgard and pain control Dissociation

Sleep & Dreams Sleep Spindle Insomnia (Jacobs & CBT) Narcolepsy, Sleep Apnea Latent and Manifest Dreams Pro’s & Cons of Sleep Sleep Deprivation & Chronic Sleep Debt

Problem of combining (e. g Problem of combining (e.g.-alcohol and sleeping pills makes it worse, combining caffeine with depressant) Smoking for adolescents (social acceptance) Tolerance (reduced effect of drug through use) Drugs

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