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Miopa alcohlica
Ondas alfa
Estados de consciencia alterados
Efecto de sugestin bsica
Ondas beta
Bebida de borrachera
Ritmo biolgico
Cafesmo
Cataplexia
Meditacin de concentracin
Condensacin
Consciencia (estar en conocimiento)
Sueo profundo
Ondas delta
Activation-synthesis
hypothesis
An attempt to explain how random activity in lower brain centers results in the
manufacture of relatively bizarre dreams by higher brain centers.
Alcohol myopia
Alpha waves
Large, slow brain waves associated with relaxation and falling asleep.
Altered state of
consciousness (ASC)
Anhedonia
Basic suggestion
effect
The tendency of hypnotized persons to carry out suggested actions as if they were
involuntary.
Beta waves
Small, fast brain waves associated with being awake and alert.
Binge drinking
Consuming five or more drinks in a short time (four drinks for women).
Biological rhythm
Any repeating cycle of biological activity, such as sleep and waking cycles or
changes in body temperature.
Caffeinism
Cataplexy
Concentrative
meditation
Condensation
Consciousness
Deep sleep
Delta waves
Large, slow brainwaves that occur in deeper sleep (stages 3 and 4).
Depressant (downer)
Detoxification
Displacement
Dream processes
Dream symbols
Images in dreams that serve as visible signs of hidden ideas, desires, impulses,
emotions, relationships, and so forth.
Drug interaction
A combined effect of two drugs that exceeds the addition of one drugs effects to
the other.
Drug tolerance
Electroencephalograp
h (EEG)
A device designed to detect, amplify, and record electrical activity in the brain.
Hallucinogen
Hidden observer
Hypersomnia
Hypnosis
Difficulty in getting to sleep or staying asleep; also, not feeling rested after
sleeping.
Light sleep
Stage 1 sleep, marked by small irregular brainwaves and some alpha waves.
Lucid dream
A dream in which the dreamer feels awake and capable of normal thought and
action.
Manifest dream
content
The surface, visible content of a dream; dream images as they are remembered
by the dreamer.
Meditation
Microsleep
Mindfulness
Mindfulness
meditation
Narcolepsy
Sudden, irresistible, daytime sleep attacks that may last anywhere from a few
minutes to a half hour. Victims may fall asleep while standing, talking, or even
driving.
Neurocognitive dream
theory
Night terror
Nightmare
Non-REM (NREM)
sleep
Physical dependence
(addiction)
Psychoactive drug
Relaxation response
REM rebound
The occurrence of extra rapid eye movement sleep following REM sleep
deprivation.
REM sleep
Sleep marked by rapid eye movements and a return to stage 1 EEG patterns.
Restricted
Environmental
Stimulation Therapy
(REST)
Secondary elaboration
Sensory deprivation
(SD)
Sleep apnea
During sleep, breathing stops for 20 seconds or more until the person wakes a
little, gulps in air, and settles back to sleep; this cycle may be repeated hundreds
of times per night.
Sleep deprivation
Sleep hormone
Sleep patterns
Sleep spindles
Sleep stages
Sleep-deprivation
psychosis
Somnambulists
Stage hypnosis
Stimulant (upper)
Stimulus control
Stimuli present when an operant response is acquired tend to control when and
where the response is made.
Symbolization
Tranquilizer
Withdrawal symptoms