A) keeping the individual safe from predators.
B) the firming up of the learning that took place during that day.
C) impairing the individuals creative response.
D) helping the individual keep their body temperature low.
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A) Humans generally show no indication of having circadian rhythms.
B) Circadian rhythms are apparently a uniquely human development.
C) Circadian rhythms in humans tend to function on a 30-day cycle.
D) Circadian rhythms in humans actually appear to be regulated by several internal clocks.
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A) activation-synthesis
B) conservation of energy
C) wish fulfillment
D) problem-solving
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A) it is a deep sleep, the person is easy to awaken.
B) it is a deep sleep, the brain wave pattern resembles the pattern of an alert and awake individual.
C) the person is dreaming, the brain wave pattern resembles that of an awake and relaxed individual.
D) the person is dreaming, his muscles are practically paralyzed.
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A) a necessary break from their extremely physical labor.
B) to sleep at the same time as their young infants.
C) time to digest their large midday meal.
D) to avoid working during the hottest part of the day.
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A) gamma.
B) beta.
C) alpha.
D) delta.
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A) hypnotized.
B) in a drug-induced trance.
C) meditating.
D) in REM sleep.
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A) menstruation
B) sleep-wake cycle
C) visual sensory processing
D) coordination of motor movement
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A) mesmerization
B) hypnosis
C) hallucinations
D) hypersomnia
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A) circadian
B) slow-wave
C) rem
D) subcortical
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A) two-thirds of a day; four days
B) one day; six days
C) two days; twelve days
D) four hours; approximately one day
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A) the REM stage of sleep.
B) that produced by hypnosis.
C) relaxation.
D) a drug-induced trance.
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A) narcolepsy.
B) hypersomnia.
C) cretinism.
D) a lack of REM rebound.
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A) Dreams only occur during REM sleep.
B) Dreams have sometimes changed the world.
C) Dreams are not as bizarre as widely assumed.
D) Dreamers sometimes realize that they are dreaming.
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A) wakefulness.
B) the unconscious.
C) consciousness.
D) alertness.
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A) catch-up effect.
B) rebound effect.
C) dream-rebound effect.
D) dream effect.
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A) melatonin
B) adrenalin
C) androgen
D) thyroxine
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A) consciousness.
B) hypnosis.
C) sensation.
D) perception.
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A) attention
B) reaction time
C) decision making
D) attention, reaction time, and decision making
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A) corpus callosum.
B) cerebral cortex.
C) hypothalamus.
D) medulla.
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