Exam 13: Why Do We Sleep and Dream 

Restless legs syndrome is most common in:

Cues that maintain rhythmicity are known as:

The time required for a complete cycle of activity is called a(n):

Differentiate between circannual, circadian, ultradian, and infradian rhythms. Give an example of each.

One of the most common treatments for the control of seasonal affective disorder is:

The theory that dreams signify distant human memories was expounded by:

_____ is influenced by daily biorhythms.

Petros recently found out that his college roommate has cataplexy. What symptoms does the roommate most likely experience?

Which of the following neural structures functions as a pacemaker?

Atonia is the:

Cataplexy is a sleep disorder in which:

REM (rapid eye movement) sleep occurs during:

The suprachiasmatic nucleus is located in the:

Rhythmicity in the suprachiasmatic nucleus likely:

Ultradian rhythms have a period of _____, while infradian rhythms have a period of _____.

Which of the following would be the most effective treatment for your friend who seems to develop seasonal affective disorder during the winter?

_____ expose(s) individuals to artificial light and disrupts circadian rhythms.

Describe the activation-synthesis theory of dreaming.

What are Zeitgebers, and how do they affect biological rhythms? Give an example of how they affect animal behavior.

_____ is responsible for the waking associated with being still and alert, whereas _____ is responsible for the waking associated with movement.