WorksheetsPsychology Questions: Consciousness and Sleep Scenarios 1-20
Total questions: 29
Worksheet time: 15mins
Marco's alarm clock goes off and he realizes he fell asleep in his school clothes, which means he was previously what?
Unconscious
Conscious
Daydream
Biological rhythm
Where deep emotions, thoughts, and memories are kept that we are not aware of.
Unconscious
Daydream
Circadian rhythm
Conscious
Jaylee was thinking about how in love she is with Hayden and their upcoming date in the middle of history class today.
Daydream
REM sleep
Dissociation theory
Theta waves
Menstrual cycles are an example of this.
Circadian rhythm
Biological rhythm
REM sleep
Annual cycle
Jack gets sleepy in the afternoon around 4:00 every day but feels fine after dinner.
Circadian rhythm
Annual cycle
REM sleep
Biological rhythm
Bears hibernate during winter as part of this biological pattern.
Biological rhythm
Circadian rhythm
Annual cycle
Jet lag
Eyes move rapidly, heartbeat and breathing increase during this stage.
REM sleep
NREM sleep
Sleep spindles
Theta waves
Stages 1–4 sleep when no dreams occur.
REM sleep
NREM sleep
Sleep apnea
Somnambulism
Effie flies to Russia and finds it difficult to adjust to the time zone change.
Jet lag
Insomnia
REM rebound
Daylight Savings Time
These brain waves are similar to those when you're awake.
Theta waves
Alpha waves
Delta waves
Sleep spindles
Waves present during Stage 1 sleep.
Delta waves
Theta waves
Alpha waves
Sleep spindles
Brain waves of Stages 3–4 sleep.
Delta waves
Theta waves
Alpha waves
Sleep spindles
Bursts of rapid brain waves while you sleep.
Sleep spindles
Theta waves
Delta waves
Alpha waves
As Aaron laid in bed, he felt like he was physically falling and his body jerked.
Sleep apnea
Narcolepsy
Hypnagogic sensations
Dissociation theory
Car crashes rise in the springtime when we lose an hour of sleep.
REM rebound
Daylight Savings Time
Circadian rhythm
Restoration theory
Bailey routinely lies awake in bed for 3 hours trying to fall asleep.
Narcolepsy
Sleep apnea
Somnambulism
Insomnia
Susannah has episodes where she falls asleep suddenly and goes directly into REM sleep.
Narcolepsy
Sleep apnea
REM rebound
NREM sleep
George was in a sleep study that showed he stopped breathing multiple times a night and his body woke him up.
Sleep apnea
Somnambulism
REM behavior disorder
Jet lag
AJ climbed out on the roof of his house while he was asleep and was unaware of what he was doing.
Narcolepsy
Somnambulism
Sleep apnea
Dream
Jackie acts out her dreams, which can be dangerous.
Somnambulism
REM rebound
REM sleep behavior disorder
Daydream
Kareem had four tests in one week and then dreamed a lot Friday night.
REM rebound
Sleep apnea
Restoration theory
Memory consolidation theory
Ari is hypnotized, puts his hand in ice water, and says he’s not in pain—but his hand presses a "pain" button.
Hypnosis
Dissociation theory
Information-processing theory
Restoration theory
Leroy has a dream that includes a football and Jesus, which his mind turns into Jesus scoring a touchdown.
Memory consolidation theory
Information-processing theory
Activation-synthesis theory
Restoration theory
Jermaine repeatedly dreams about playing the tuba in marching band, which he has done for 3 years.
Information-processing theory
Restoration theory
Memory consolidation theory
REM rebound
You will learn better if you get good sleep the night after encountering new information.
Activation-synthesis theory
Memory consolidation theory
Restoration theory
Biological rhythm
Yuan’s brain and body are cleared of toxins overnight according to this explanation.
Memory consolidation theory
Information-processing theory
Restoration theory
Biological rhythm
Another term for REM sleep, which has brain activity similar to wakefulness but relaxed muscles
NREM sleep
hypnogogic sleep
Stage 1 sleep
paradoxical sleep
A disruption to circadian rhythms caused by irregular work hours, especially at night
night terrors
hypnogogic sensations
narcolepsy
shift work
Dr. Fogler analyzes patient brain wave patterns using this type of scan
EEG
MEG
PET
MRI
