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Sleep
Lecture Goals
Corresponding
Readings
Rhythm of Sleep
Sleep = about 1/3 of lives Bodies prefer _____ day Bodies prefer ________. of sleep a night
Part of rhythm = sleep stages
Stages of Sleep
E.E.G. = electroencephalogram = an amplified recording of __________________________________________
= measured by _______________________________-
Awake & relaxed = alpha waves
_____________________ = height
_____________________ = # peaks per unit time
Stage 1: Light sleep - ___________ to wake - lasts about ____________ - breathing rate ________________ - brain waves slow, more ________________
- ________________- sensations (fall, float)
Stage 2: Deeper sleep - __________________ to wake - lasts about ______________ - brain waves ____________ - spindles = ______________________________
- sleeptalking begins here
Stage 3: Slow wave sleep - ____________ to wake - lasts about _________________
- beginning of delta waves = large/slow
Stage 4: Deep sleep
- ________________ in delta waves
- bed wetting & sleepwalking
Sleepwalking
20% children 3 -12 1/200 adults __________ more likely than ______________ Normal part of maturation process Partially awake Mixture of brainwave patterns Brain still processing
info.
- ______________
Partially asleep
Lasts 2-10 min.
Sleeptalking
When during REM sleep
Can answer questions & converse Can sleeptalking reveal
any hidden truths?
Stages of Sleep
REM Sleep
Signals _____________________________________ ____________ heart and breathing rate Motor cortex is ______________ Brain stem __________________
"___________________"
- lots of activity w/o any movement
Sleep Cycle
Why Do We Sleep?
- _____________________________________ - _____________________________________ - _____________________________________
Sleep Deprivation
Amount sleep _______________ with age Go to REM sleep ____________ ("Sleeping like a baby") _________________ immune system ___________ creativity & problem solving abilities _____________ hand tremors & irritability ____________ perception and performance Promotes ________________
Sleep Disorders
To reduce Insomnia _____ Exercise ____________________ Relax before sleep (dimmer light) _________ snack (milk) if hungry Set ___________________ Avoid naps Don’t force ________________
Avoid ______________________________________
Narcolepsy
Sleep Apnea
Sleeper awakes and ___________________ Sleeper falls asleep Cycle repeats many times a night
Prevents __________________
Sleep Terrors/Night
Terrors
Person may sit up, walk, or talk
Dreams
Why Dream (function)?
- key to understanding ______________ - promoted dream interpretation
- one of greatest _____________
Latent content = _______________________________
Manifest content = _______________________________________________________
Dreams help organize
memories
______ stress day = _______ REM sleep
______ learning day = ______ REM sleep
Early night = dreams about _____ Middle night = about __________________________ Late night = ______________________________ Supports dreams promote learning idea?? Dreams provide brain
with ______________
Why Dream (explanation)?
Goal of brain = ________________________ Brain imposes meaning to make sense of neural activity = _______________________________ Explains inclusion of environmental info. and memorial info. in dreams |