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CCCCD: Associate Professor Wade Baggette
Spring 2007 Section P08
I greatly encourage my students to explore these links to enrich their
learning experience. The links below may help clarify material covered in
the book, mentioned in class, or both.
Chapter Seven Information and Links
The following topics from Chapter Seven are important and exam-worthy:
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Study
of consciousness in early 20th Century (Titchener, Jame) v.
Behaviorism (Watson, Thorndike) Refer to pp. 4 & 5 in addition to Chapter 7
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What is
behaviorism? How is it related to Locke, Hume, & Kant?
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Biological Rhythms, generally (Seasonal Affective Disorder)
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Circadian Rhythms, what are they?
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What is
the BRAC? What is the period of the BRAC?
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What
happens to body temperature during sleep? (It drops.) Why?
Sleep: know the “architecture” of sleep
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Know the
major categories of brainwaves: beta, alpha, theta & delta
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Know
what “sleep spindles” are
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How does
the BRAC relate to sleep? What is REM?
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Effects
of chronic sleep deprivation
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Short
term severe sleep deprivation: schizophrenic symptoms including hallucinations
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Longer
term chronic deprivation:
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promotes
obesity
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elevates
blood sugars
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impairs
memory
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Sleep and
Growth Hormone: When is GH released?
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What is
sleep apnea? Is it dangerous? Who was Reggie White?
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How is
sleep apnea treated? What is a CPAP?
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Other
“cures”?
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What is
hypnosis?
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Dissociation and dissociative states
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Drugs,
Again (Review of Chapter 2 Material)
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Cocaine:
operates by blocking reuptake of dopamine
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Alcohol
& Benzodiazepines: improper withdrawal after heavy use can lead to life
threatening seizures
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Withdrawal is most severe among those with high levels of drug tolerance
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Medical
Marijuana: treatment of glaucoma and pain related to AIDS, Cancer, and other
major medical illnesses.
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What is
a Schedule 1 Drug? What is a Schedule 2 Drug?
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Peer
Influences
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What is
“cheese”? What is the problem with cheese?
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Near
Death Experiences
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What is
dualism?
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What is
monism?
- All material in the chapter is available for testing, but these topics are
emphasized
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