A) The thalamus
B) The cerebellum
C) The basal ganglia
D) The hypothalamus
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A) REM sleep
B) Non-REM sleep
C) REMN sleep
D) paradoxical sleep
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A) is larger or covers more distance than one that is smaller and more compact
B) has more items in it
C) has more colors in it
D) contains living things as compared to nonliving items
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True/False
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A) bees are not animals
B) bee communication seems to be instinctual
C) bees do not use a spoken or auditory communication system
D) none of these
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A) Picard and Worf
B) Sapir and Whorf
C) Skinner and Watson
D) Tolman and Thorndike
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A) really not sleeping and is actually awake
B) in stage 2
C) in stage 3
D) in stage 4
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A) are the same thing as nightmares.
B) are always vividly remembered afterward.
C) are more common in children.
D) take place in one of the lighter stages of sleep.
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A) People from New England and England think very differently.
B) People from New Mexico and New England think very differently.
C) People from China and New England think very differently.
D) People from China and New England think very similarly.
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A) They are not born with the ability to recognize all phonemes.
B) By the time they are 2 months old,they can recognize only the phonemes of the language to which they are exposed.
C) By the time they are 9 months old,they can recognize only the phonemes of the language to which they are exposed.
D) By the time they are 12 months old,they can recognize only the phonemes of the language to which they are exposed.
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A) syntax
B) semantics
C) phonology
D) regularization
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A) decisive
B) convergent
C) heuristic
D) divergent
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A) enuresis
B) narcolepsy
C) sleep terror
D) daytime insomnia
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A) REM
B) first
C) third
D) fourth
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A) difficulty falling or remaining asleep
B) nodding off without warning in the middle of the day
C) difficulty breathing while asleep
D) experiencing temporary paralysis immediately after waking up from sleep
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True/False
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A) Most people need at least 10 hours.
B) Men need more sleep than women.
C) The amount of sleep people need varies from person to person depending on age and possibly inherited sleep needs.
D) Women need more sleep than men.
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A) electromyograph (EMG)
B) electrocardiograph (EKG)
C) electro-oculograph (EOG)
D) electroencephalograph (EEG)
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A) They visualized a frog,starting with the face ("no lips") and mentally rotated the image to look for the stubby tail.
B) They visualized a frog,starting with the face ("no lips") ,had it disappear,and then visualized a completely new frog for a second time with its backside to them.
C) They knew the answer but did not have to generate an image.
D) They felt that that task was impossible to accomplish.
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A) sleep apnea affects primarily the elderly,whereas insomnia is characteristic of children
B) insomnia is treatable but sleep apnea is not
C) insomnia is characterized by sleeplessness,whereas sleep apnea is characterized by breathing difficulties
D) sleep apnea is a precursor to narcolepsy,whereas insomnia is not
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