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Chapter 7 – States of Consciousness Levels of consciousness: - conscious -nonconscious -preconscious -subconscious -unconscious.

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1 Chapter 7 – States of Consciousness Levels of consciousness: - conscious -nonconscious -preconscious -subconscious -unconscious

2 SLEEP Sleep cycle: -5 stages + vocabulary Sleep Disorders: -Insomnia -Narcolepsy -Sleep apnea -Night terrors -Sleepwalking

3 DREAMS Freud manifest and latent content activation – synthesis theory information – processing theory

4 HYPNOSIS role theory state theory Ernst Hilgard – dissociation theory

5 DRUGS PSYCHOACTIVE DRUGS STIMULANTS DEPRESSANTS HALLUCINOGENS OPIATES

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