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| term for REM sleep reflecting that the body is aroused but the muscles are relaxed |
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| widely used stimulant that is inhaled |
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| brain wave that predominates in stage 4 sleep |
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| powerful hallucinogen first used by Albert Hofmann |
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| type of processing that describes how we deal with conscious information |
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| type of brain wave that occurs during stage 2 sleep |
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| stage 1 dream sensation similar to a hallucinogen |
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| drug category that includes alcohol |
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| relatively slow brain waves of a relaxed, awake state |
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| drugs that "speed up" neural activity |
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| drugs that depress neural activity, temporarily lessening pain |
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| theory suggesting that dreams help fix daily experiences in our memories |
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| drug that disrupts the processing of recent experiences into long-term memories |
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| neurotransmitter whose reuptake is blocked by cocaine |
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| divided consciousness (as during hypnosis) |
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