QUESTION 1 Consciousness can be defined as: O A sensation and perception of your

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QUESTION 1 Consciousness can be defined as: O A sensation and perception of your surroundings and experience. O B. any mental activity that is logical and can solve problems. O C.activity in the structures of the brain responsible for emotions. OD. awareness and personal experience of your surroundings and self QUESTION 2 1.00 In the very first psychology laboratory, and his associates studied the flow of thoughts and feelings that make up conscious experience. OA. Wundt O B. Freud C.Watson @ D. James QUESTION 3 1.000 A chemical substance that affects the nervous system in a manner that alters conscious experience is called a(n) substance. psychoactive addictive illegal designer drug Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save All Answers to save all answers Save All Answers

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awareness and personal experience of your surroundings and self as it is the personal process of being aware about self and environment Wundt as he developed it and wanted to study the thought process and structure of mind Psychoactive as these Are used to effect the central nervous system and alter the conciousness Different, consciousness as the infants work on pleasure principle but adults on reality principle and both are parts of conciousness Computers do not have a personal experience of their surroundings and self as they are made up of programmes and are machines which work on them only G It cannot think about temperature as it is machine and will show the temperature by rise of mercury liquid in it but cant logically think about think Non REM as its EEG is similar to the waking up EEG in relaxation state Slow down and increase in amplitude as in stage 1 the amplitude is at least 50 in stage 2 it is at least 20 but in stage 3 it is atleast 75 and the EEG slows down Hide their true meaning from the dreamer as they are symbolic and have to be interpreted but due to unconscious thoughts being unacceptable they are presented in deeams in acceptable forns and the true motive is generally hidden and has to interpreted by the psychologist in severe cases Vary as when we are awake or asleep in REM sleep then the heart rate and blood pressure are highly variable Euphoria, addictive as they elevate the mood but are highly addictive

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