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Title: RIDDLE


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RIDDLE
  • A doctor and a bus driver are both in love with
    the same woman, an attractive girl named Sarah.
    The bus driver had to go on a long bus trip that
    would last a week. Before he left, he gave Sarah
    seven apples. Why?

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Famous Psychological Quotes
  •   "Of course life is bizarre, the more bizarre it
    gets, the more interesting it is. The only way to
    approach it is to make yourself some popcorn and
    enjoy the show."

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Famous Psychological Quotes
  • "Life is short, don't waste time worrying about
    what people think of you Hold on to the ones that
    care, in the end they will be the only ones
    there."

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Famous Psychological Quotes
  • The hypothalamus is one of the most important
    parts of the brain, involved in many kinds of
    motivation, among other functions.  The
    hypothalamus controls the "Four F's" fighting,
    fleeing, feeding, and mating.

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Famous Psychological Quotes
  • People who do not understand themselves have a
    craving for understanding.  Wilhelm Stekel

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Famous Psychological Quotes
  • A psychiatrist asks a lot of expensive questions
    your wife asks for nothing.  Joey Adams

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Famous Psychological Quotes
  • The sun is nature's Prozac.  Astrid Alauda, 1990

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Famous Psychological Quotes
  • To mature means to take responsibility for your
    life, to be on your own.  Psychoanalysis fosters
    the infantile state by considering that the past
    is responsible for the illness.  Fritz Perls

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Famous Psychological Quotes
  • If the human brain were so simple that we could
    understand it, we would be so simple that we
    couldn't. - Emerson M. Pugh

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DID YOU KNOW?!
  • It is not possible to tickle yourself. The
    cerebellum, a part of the brain, warns the rest
    of the brain that you are about to tickle
    yourself. Since your brain knows this, it ignores
    the resulting sensation

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DID YOU KNOW?!
  • A human head remains conscious for about 15 to 20
    seconds after it is been decapitated

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DID YOU KNOW?!
  • Tobacco kills more Americans each year than
    alcohol, cocaine, crack, heroin, homicide,
    suicide, car accidents, fire and AIDS combined.

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DID YOU KNOW?!
  • In 1976, a Los Angeles secretary named Jannene
    Swift officially married a fifty pound rock. More
    than twenty people witnessed the ceremony.

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DREAMS
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Why is Sleeping/Dreaming Important?
  • Sleep DeprivationRelease of Stress Hormone
    Cortisol
  • Studies of the hippocampus, of rapid eye movement
    (REM) sleep, and of a brain waves suggest that
    dreaming reflects a pivotal aspect of the
    processing of memory
  • According to psychoanalytic therapy dreams
    express unconscious needs, memories, conflicts
    and wishes

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Stages of Sleep STAGE 0Awake
  • 0) Beta waves awake/alertslows to

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Stages of Sleep STAGE 1
  • 1) Alpha waves rhythmic at times and transitions
    to Theta wavesless rhythmic.
  • Feelings flashes of color, feeling of falling,
    eyes begin to roll slightly, drowsy/relaxed
  • lasts only for a few minutes before moving on to
    next stage

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Stages of Sleep STAGE 2
  • Theta wavesa little deeper sleepundisturbed by
    minor noises
  • again, only lasts for a few minutes

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Stages of Sleep STAGE 3
  • also called delta sleep or deep sleep
  • ½ brain waves delta, ½ theta

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Stages of Sleep STAGE 4
  • Deeper Sleep
  • more than 50 of brain waves are delta waves
  • last (and deepest) of the sleep stages before REM
    sleep stages reverse and then REM sleep begins
  • Takes 40 mins for S3 S4

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Stages of Sleep REM STAGE
  • beta waves--brain is quite active, both in REM
    sleep and while awake
  • bursts of rapid eye movement--muscle limp
    twitch
  • heart beat faster--breathing shallow and rapid
  • most vivid dreaming occurs during this stage

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One complete sleep cycle lasts about 90 to 100
minutes therefore during an average sleep period
a person will experience 4 to 5 complete sleep
cycles. The sleep cycle begins with four stages
of SWS (Slow-Wave Sleep), also called NREM
(Non-REM). Note that after the completion of the
4th stage, the 5th stage does not immediately
begin instead, the first 4 stages quickly
reverse and are then immediately followed by a
REM period. The first REM period will occur
roughly 90 minutes after falling asleep thus the
first REM period will last only about 10 minutes,
given the length of each sleep cycle being
roughly 100 minutes. The length of the stages is
not static, however as the night proceeds, the
length of stages 3 and 4 (also called delta or
deep sleep) begins to wane, and the length of REM
sleep increases, up to about one hour in length
after a number of cycles. Therefore, as the night
goes on, you dream for longer periods of time
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DREAM THEORY
  • Freud dreams satisfy unconscious wishes
  • Dreams have hidden meanings

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Activation Synthesis Theory
  • Neurons in the Pons fire Rapidly
  • Brain tries to make sense of them by combining w/
    existing knowledge memory
  • working memorystorage turned off during sleep.

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Just For FUN!
1) What is wrong here?
2) Does A or B Connect with C
3) How many shades of Green are there?
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1) What (2) images do you see here?
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2) What (2) images do you see here?
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3) How many circles are moving?
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Dream Interpretation Guide Outline
  • I. Research (2) Main Dream Theorists
  • A.
  • 1.
  • 2.
  • 3.
  • B.
  • 1.
  • 2.
  • 3.
  • II. Interview Record (2) Dreams
    (yourself/others)
  • A.
  • B.
  • III. Research (20) Dream Symbols Meanings from
    both of the Dreams (A-T)
  • A.
  • 1.
  • B.
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