A) reacts to external forces
B) shows signs of motoric response
C) shows signs of awareness without wakefulness
D) does not react to stimuli from the environment
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A) Moderate consciousness
B) The Stroop affect
C) A minimally conscious state
D) Inattentional blindness
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A) memory
B) wakefulness
C) intelligence
D) awareness
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A) in the first months of life
B) in old age
C) at the onset of adolescence
D) in the later part of gestation
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A) The synchrony of cell assemblies
B) Tetanic stimulation
C) Long-term potentiation
D) Metaplasticity
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A) During REM sleep
B) During increased activity of the suprachiasmatic nucleus
C) While hallucinating
D) During non-REM sleep
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A) Awareness
B) Meditation
C) Hypnosis
D) Wakefulness
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A) They show behavioral response to the world around them even though their eyes are closed.
B) They do not intentionally track a person with their eyes.
C) They show signs of intentional behavior, but they cannot communicate.
D) They have lower mental activity than their observable behavior suggests.
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A) Stage 3
B) Stage 2
C) Stage 4
D) Stage 1
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A) manifest level
B) deep level
C) subliminal level
D) latent level
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A) subjectively conscious
B) minimally conscious
C) objectively conscious
D) moderately conscious
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A) To illustrate a wide variety of practices that people can use to increase wakefulness
B) To explain a variety of states of consciousness
C) To explain limitations on concurrent multitasking
D) To explain consciousness as a skill the brain acquires
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A) beta; theta
B) delta; theta
C) alpha; theta
D) theta; delta
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A) Airflow blockage
B) Weak facial and limb muscles
C) Abnormalities in brain structures that control breathing
D) Disruptions of REM sleeping patterns
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A) minimally conscious
B) comatose
C) in an unconscious state
D) in a subconscious state
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A) 12-14; 2-3
B) 2-3; 40
C) 8-10; 10
D) 4-6; 90
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A) Psychosis-like symptoms in some people
B) Decreased body temperature
C) Decreased blood pressure
D) Sleepwalking in a majority of people
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A) The conscious experience of knowing something that cannot be brought into awareness
B) The conscious experience of knowing something that can be brought into awareness
C) The unconscious experience of knowing something that can be brought into awareness
D) The unconscious experience of knowing something that cannot be brought into awareness
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A) Free radicals
B) Antibodies
C) Endocannabinoids
D) Antioxidants
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A) Because it is highly active, internal, and loose
B) Because it is active, external, and logical
C) Because it is nonactive, external, and logical
D) Because it is nonactive, internal, and loose
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