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Key Terms SLEEPSleep DisordersHypnosis Name That Doctor

Author whose stories were inspired by childhood nightmares

Who is Stephen King? OR M.S.

Usually happens to people when they travel long distances-body clock is out of whack

What is Jet Lag?

When your subconscious sneaks into your conversations

What is a Freudian Slip?

Oil tanker that crashed due to a sleepy captain

What is the Exxon Valdez?

Don’t think of this animal-whatever you do, don’t think of this large animal

What is a white bear/white bear experiment?

AVERAGE LENGTH OF SLEEP CYCLE

WHAT IS 90 MINUTES?

# OF SLEEP STAGES

WHAT IS 5?

This increases as the night progresses

What is REM sleep?

Brain waves associated with stage 4 sleep

What are delta waves?

_____ JERK, SUDDENLY AWAKENING WHILE DRIFTING OFF TO SLEEP

WHAT IS MYOCLONIC/HYPNIC?

General term meaning the inability to fall or stay asleep

What is insomnia?

Interruption of breathing during sleep

What is sleep apnea?

Loss of muscle control associated with narcolepsy- “fainting goats” have this

What is cataplexy?

Fancy name for bedwetting

What is nocturnal enuresis?

The two major categories of sleep disorders

What are dysomnias and parasomnias?

It’s a heightened state of this

What is suggestibility, relaxation or concentration?

% of people that can be hypnotized by others

What is 90%?

Commands to be carried out after the hypnotic trance ends

What is post-hypnotic suggestion?

Hypnosis is often used to treat these disorders-when there is a psychological problem that converts itself into a bodily issue like pain

What is a psychosomatic ill?

3 of the 4 methods to induce hypnosis

What are fixed gaze loss of balance progressive relaxation/imagery and rapid commands?

Who is Dr. Phil?

Who is Dr. Evil?

Who is Dr. House?

Who is Doctor Doom?

Who are Dr. Parkinson and Doctor Who?