A) a decreased risk of mood disorders
B) an increased risk of diabetes
C) an increased risk of hypertension
D) an increase in obesity
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A) the inability to solve complex problems.
B) impaired attention, especially on monotonous tasks.
C) hallucinations and general disorientation.
D) night terrors when he actually does fall asleep.
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A) prevent sleepiness.
B) imitate jet lag.
C) concentrate.
D) fall asleep for a nap.
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A) absorption.
B) sensory acuity.
C) dissociation.
D) suggestibility.
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A) she feels drowsy and sluggish during the day.
B) she can take less of the drug because the effects of sedatives tend to be cumulative.
C) she will spend more of the night dreaming than she did without the sedative.
D) after two weeks her insomnia should be cured, and she can stop using the sedative.
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A) Some basic dream themes appear to be nearly universal across cultures.
B) People in Western societies tend to recall their dreams vividly.
C) In many cultures, dreams are seen as a window into the spiritual world.
D) In Western cultures, dreams are largely written off as insignificant.
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A) are substantially different in males and females.
B) vary as a function of one's normal sleeping habits.
C) are more serious than widely believed.
D) are practically nonexistent in healthy adults.
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A) NREM; REM
B) REM; NREM
C) REM; REM
D) NREM; NREM
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A) hypertension.
B) coronary disease.
C) stroke.
D) mood disorders.
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A) dissociation
B) wish fulfillment
C) role-playing
D) activation-synthesis
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A) one day for each time zone crossed
B) two days for each time zone crossed
C) three days
D) one week
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A) take about 4 days to adjust to the new time zone.
B) take 48 hours to adjust to the new time zone.
C) not experience any jet lag because he has flown west to east.
D) take just over a week to adjust to the new time zone.
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A) heightened muscle tension
B) dreaming
C) irregular breathing
D) irregular pulse rate
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A) toward the beginning of the night's sleep.
B) in the middle of the night's sleep.
C) in NREM sleep.
D) toward the end of the night's sleep.
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A) night terror.
B) nightmare.
C) psychotic dream.
D) somnambulistic break.
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A) supports the role-playing view of hypnosis.
B) provides support for the notion of posthypnotic suggestion.
C) supports the idea that hypnosis is a unique altered state.
D) suggests that hypnosis can tap into the subjects unconscious
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A) alpha waves to beta waves and finally to delta waves.
B) theta waves to beta waves and finally to alpha waves.
C) beta waves to alpha waves and finally to theta waves.
D) beta waves to theta waves and finally to alpha waves.
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A) electromyograph
B) electrooculograph
C) electroencephalograph
D) polygraph
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A) Sigmund Freud
B) Franz Anton Mesmer
C) Ernest Hilgard
D) Harry Houdini
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A) Researchers generally agree that there is no plausible evolutionary explanation of consciousness.
B) The evolutionary bases of consciousness remain elusive.
C) Unobservable behaviors such as consciousness are not subject to the laws of evolution.
D) Plenty of empirical evidence exists to support the adaptive quality of consciousness.
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