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Ch 4States of Consciousness

States of Consciousness

Chapter 4

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Chapter OverviewChapter Overview

I. The Continuum: An OverviewII. SleepIII. Altered States

A. MeditationB. Drug InducedC. Hypnosis

VIII. Review

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I. The Continuum: An Overview

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II. Sleep A. EEG Patterns

B. What’s In A Dream?

C.Theories and Theorists

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II. Sleep

A.EEG PatternsB.What’s In A Dream?C.Theories and Theorists

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II. Sleep

A. EEG Patterns:Brain waves and sleep stages.

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II. Sleep

A.EEG PatternsB.What’s In A Dream?C.Theories and Theorists

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II. Sleep

A.EEG PatternsB.What’s In A Dream?C.Theories and Theorists

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A.EEG PatternsB.What’s In A Dream?C.Theories and Theorists

1.Freud2.Jung

II. Sleep

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C. Theories

1. Freuda. Latent v Manifest Content

b. Symbolism

2. Jung

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1. Freuda. Latent v Manifest Content

b. Symbolism

2. Jung

C. Theories

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2. Junga. Neurophysiologicalb. Random Neural Firing

C. Theories

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III. Altered States A. MeditationB. Drug InducedC. Hypnosis

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A. Meditation: Dramatic Demonstration

B. Drug Induced

C. Hypnosis

III. Altered States

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A. Meditation

B. Drug Induced

C. Hypnosis

III. Altered States

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B. Drug Induced

1. Standing Roll

2. Opponent-Process Theory Revisited

3. Big Discussion

4. Ecstasy: A Critical Look

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B. Drug Induced

1. Standing Roll

2. Opponent-Process Theory Revisited

3. Big Discussion

4. Ecstasy: A Critical Look

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B. Drug Induced

1. Standing Roll

2. Opponent-Process Theory Revisited

3. Big Discussion

4. Ecstasy: A Critical Look

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B. Drug Induced

1. Standing Roll

2. Opponent-Process Theory Revisited

3. Big Discussion

4. Ecstasy: A Critical Look

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A. Meditation

B. Drug Induced

C. Hypnosis

III. Altered States

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C. Hypnosis1. Demonstration2. Theories & Theorists3. Mark Twain's Account

III. Altered States

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C. Hypnosis

1. Demonstration

2. Theories & Theorists

3. Mark Twain's Account

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C. Hypnosis

1. Demonstration

2. Theories & Theorists

3. Mark Twain's Account

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C. Hypnosis

1. Theories & Theoristsa. Feud: Regression

b. Ernest Hilgard: Neodissociative

c. Nick Spanos: Social Roles

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C. Hypnosis

1. Theories & Theoristsa. Feud: Regression

b. Ernest Hilgard: Neodissociative

c. Nick Spanos: Social Roles

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C. Hypnosis

1. Theories & Theoristsa. Feud: Regression

b. Ernest Hilgard: Neodissociative

c. Nick Spanos: Social Roles

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C. Hypnosis

1. Demonstration

2. Theories & Theorists

3. Mark Twain's Account: An Example of Social Roles

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3. Mark Twain’s Account:An Example of Social Roles

C. Hypnosis