1. Consciousness Chapter 5

2. Chapter 5 work
Track your dreams for interpretation
Keep a record of the number of hours you and other members of your family sleep each night for next 4 nights. We will compare the data in class.
3. DO each Section of chapter 5
1 page
2 page
3 page
4 page
Graphic Organizer and Review handouts
5. Chapter 5 review Page
Terms and concepts review 1-10
Critical Thinking 1-5

3. Section 1

4. Consciousness: Awareness of things inside and outside of ourselves

5. Awareness 3 types Sensory
aware of your environment through sight, taste, smell, hearing
Are U Always aware of your environment?

6. Direct inner awareness
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Direct inner awareness
Being aware of things inside of yourself
Thinking abstract concepts, memories
ex: feeling angry, love, fairness,
( no hearing, touching or smelling involved)

7. 3. Sense of self (each person experiences)
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3. Sense of self (each person experiences)
Aware of ourselves and our existence
A child does not use his name until he realizes I am an Unique individual separate from other people

8. 3 Levels of Consciousness

9. Preconscious level
What you can recall if you had to

10. Unconscious level (subconscious)
is unavailable to awareness
Information is hidden
Allowing things to interfere with your plans

11. Non-conscious level Biological functions Blinking of your eyes
Breathing
Nails and hair growing
Pupils adjusting to light

12. Section 2 Sleep and Dreams

13. Freud’s theory on Dreams
Certain memories are painful or considered unacceptable.
We develop defense mechanisms to push things from our conscious mind into our unconscious mind

14. Altered states of consciousness
In which a person’s sense of self or sense of the world changes
Sleeping
Under the influences of drugs
Meditation
Biofeedback
Hypnosis

15. SLEEPING

16. UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF DRUGS

17. MEDIATION

18. BIOFEEDBACK

19. Hypnosis

20. Sleep and Dreams Circadian Rhythms Biological clocks
Body temperature, blood pressure and sleepiness and wakefulness during a 24 hour period

21. Sleep
Defined in terms of brains wave patterns which can be measured by a EEG (electroencephalograp)

22. Stages of sleep
Lightest sleep- Brief dream like images that resemble vivid photographs minutes
Starting deeper sleep
Deep sleep stage-- slow brain waves
Deepest sleep stage-- hardest to wake up in
REM (rapid eye movement sleep)

23. The first 4 stages are known as NREM --non rapid eye movement or
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The first 4 stages are known as NREM --non rapid eye movement or
Most people go through these stages 5 X during the night
Periods of REM become longer each time
Morning REM may last as long as 30 minutes

24. Why do we sleep? Revive the tired body
Build up resistance to infection
Brain development in babies and young children
Exercise the brain in babies
Release growth hormone

25. REM rebound from no sleep
irritable, memory lapses, and speech difficulties
REM rebound from no sleep
learn slower, forget more rapidly
Can you catch up on your sleep?

26. DREAMS During REM most vivid Black and white and Color
Every time we sleep we dream
People dream in real time

27. Sleep Problems Insomnia Nightmares Night Terrors
the inability to sleep
Nightmares
common for most people
Night Terrors
same as nightmares but much more sever
Children have them

28. Sleep walking Sleep Apnea Narcolepsy usually out grow this with age
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Sleep walking
usually out grow this with age
Sleep Apnea
breathing is interrupted (linked to SIDS)
Narcolepsy
rare sleep problem
Suddenly falling a sleep
No known cause

29. Meditation, Biofeedback and Hypnosis Section 3

30. Meditation a method to narrow their consciousness
the stresses of the outside world fade away

31. Biofeedback
A system that provides or feeds back information about something happening in the body.
Used to relax, slow the heart, lower blood pressure, and release muscle tension.

32. Hypnosis
Is an altered state of consciousness during which people respond to suggestions and behave as though they are in a trance.
Can you be hypnotized?

33. Section 4

34. Side effects of drugs

35. Drugs and consciousness
Addiction
Distorts people’s perceptions
change their moods
see or hear things that are not there
Depressants
Alcohol Intoxication

36. Narcotics Addictive, depressant reduce pain induce sleep TYPES
Morphine
Heroin
codeine

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Raise blood pressure, increase heart rate, distorts brain activity “hallucination and delusions”
Nicotine
Amphetamines
Cocaine
Hallucinogens
Marijuana, LSD, flashbacks

38. Treatment for drug abuse
Detoxification
the removal of the harmful substance from the body
Maintenance programs
Counseling
support groups---AA

39. Dream Away
The end!!