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| relatively focused thinking about fantasies |
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| dream content that is similar to events in the persons' walking life |
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| the perceptual experiencepf one's body or surroundings become disorted or unreal in some way |
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| drugs that reduce the activity of the central nervous system, leading to a sense of relazation, drowsiness, and lowered inhibitions |
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| the splitting off of two concious activities that occur simultaneously |
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| conscious awareness during sleep that primarily occurs during REM sleep |
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| false perceptual experiences that disort reality |
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| relazed state of dreamlike awareness between wakefulness and sleep |
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| altered state of consciousness in which the individual is highly relazed and asucesptible to suggestions |
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| toxic substances that produce a sense of intoxications when inhaled |
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| according to fredm, the true meaning of dreams that is found in the symbols in the manifest content |
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| accordinf to freud the literal meaninf of dreams |
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| several methods of focusinf concentration away from thoughts and feelings and generating a sense of relazation |
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| the state of focusing conscious awareness completely on what is going ton tat the present moment |
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| an abrupt movement that sometimes occurs during the hypnagogic state inwhich the sleeper often experiences a sense of falling |
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| upsetting nocturnal experiences that occur during preschoolg age childr |
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| narcotic drugs dreived from the opium poppy |
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| the various classes of drugs including stimulants and hallucinogenos |
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| rapid eye momvement sleep |
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| walking and carrying on complicated activities during the deepest REM |
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| drugs that increase the activity of motivational centers in the brain, providing a sense of energy and well being |
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| stimuli occurring durring sleep that are incorporated into dreams either directly or ain altered form |
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| altered state of consicusness, sometimes achieved during meditation, that is said to trascenden normal human experience |
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| the prat of the mind of which we can never be aware fof |
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