A) one's subjective experiences of the external world and one's mental activity.
B) one's ability to objectively pay attention to important information.
C) moving from a state of sleep to a state of wakefulness.
D) processing of sensory information without full awareness.
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A) creating intense feelings of pleasure.
B) increasing heart rate.
C) increasing mental activity.
D) relieving worry.
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A) alpha
B) beta
C) theta
D) delta
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A) cocaine.
B) MDMA.
C) alcohol.
D) heroin.
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A) serotonin;limbic system
B) serotonin;hindbrain
C) dopamine;limbic system
D) dopamine;hindbrain
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A) tolerance.
B) psychological dependence.
C) withdrawal.
D) addiction.
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A) increased brain activity.
B) dreaming.
C) body paralysis.
D) K-complexes.
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A) in the dream the images of swimming were the manifest content.
B) in the dream the images of swimming were the latent content.
C) random neural activity resulted in the unconscious sexual desire.
D) random neural activity caused the images about swimming.
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A) narcolepsy.
B) somnambulism.
C) REM behavior disorder.
D) sleep apnea.
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A) They both promote physical health.
B) They both occur in social contexts.
C) They both involve altered states of consciousness.
D) They both enhance short-term memory.
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A) negative effects on his memory system.
B) increased risk of unresponsive wakefulness syndrome.
C) personality changes.
D) increased risk of depression.
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A) temporal;right
B) temporal;left
C) parietal;right
D) parietal;left
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A) suprachiasmatic nucleus.
B) pineal gland.
C) hypothalamus.
D) hippocampus.
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A) an altered state of consciousness.
B) dopamine release in the brain.
C) automatic processing of the running itself.
D) a shift in her breathing pattern.
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A) runner's high
B) religious ecstasy
C) automatic processing
D) flow state
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A) analyzing danger
B) controlling body movements
C) finding comfortable body positions
D) experiencing conscious awareness
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A) intensely concentrating during an enjoyable activity
B) receiving a posthypnotic suggestion that affects behavior
C) talking on the phone while taking a walk
D) practicing mindfulness meditation
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A) corpus callosum.
B) temporal lobe.
C) frontal lobe.
D) left hemisphere.
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