A) manager.
B) janitor.
C) security guard.
D) decorator.
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A) in a different group as you.
B) in the same group as you.
C) holding a bag.
D) empty-handed.
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A) positive drug expectations
B) damage to the insula
C) certain personality traits
D) identification with high-risk groups
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A) It arises from the brain processes that are currently active.
B) It can be easily neglected.
C) It operates independently of the brain.
D) Everyone is conscious all the time.
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A) point to the frog with her left hand.
B) point to the frog with her right hand.
C) say what she saw.
D) say what she saw and then point with her right hand.
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A) swinging your arms
B) chewing gum
C) walking to the store
D) following GPS directions
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A) the ability of the hypnotist
B) the suggestibility of the individual who is to be hypnotized
C) the expectations of the audience
D) the intelligence of the individual who is to be hypnotized
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A) amygdala.
B) nucleus accumbens.
C) cannabinoid system.
D) hippocampus.
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A) sensory neglect; the degree of damage to particular areas
B) blindsight; visual processing
C) global workspace; which brain circuits are active
D) consciousness; the level of arousal
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A) dependence.
B) habituation.
C) addiction.
D) abuse.
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A) sleep apnea
B) insomnia
C) narcolepsy
D) paradoxical sleep
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A) an Alzheimer's patient for memory loss
B) a schizophrenic to reduce fearful hallucinations
C) an alcoholic to reduce the withdrawal symptoms
D) a cancer patient undergoing chemotherapy to reduce nausea
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A) The person is not really asleep.
B) The person's body is asleep,but the person's brain is active.
C) The person has no awareness of being asleep.
D) The person is both awake and asleep at the same time.
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A) stage 2
B) stage 3
C) stage 1
D) REM
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A) Stimuli can influence our thoughts even if they are experienced unconsciously.
B) Unconscious dreams are the only form of the subconscious that is capable of influencing our thoughts and actions.
C) Unconscious stimuli are rarely able to influence thoughts and actions.
D) The study of the effects of unconscious stimuli on consciousness remains very mysterious to scientists and so far has been unable to be studied.
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A) James
B) Titchener
C) Watson
D) both A and B
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A) non-REM
B) REM
C) luna
D) SCN
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A) has narcolepsy and should be seen immediately by a physician.
B) has an REM behavior disorder,and this could be very dangerous.
C) has insomnia,and the parent should implement a better sleep routine.
D) likely is sleepwalking,and this condition is typical for her age group.
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A) agree with him because you do not dream either.
B) disagree with him because he is 18 and everyone can dream after the age of 12.
C) disagree with him because we all have dreams unless we have a specific brain injury or are on a certain kind of medication.
D) agree with him because not everyone has dreams in REM sleep.
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A) a chair; nothing
B) nothing; a chair
C) a chair; a chair
D) nothing; nothing
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