Cannabis is different from alcohol in that it leads to an increase in:

• Cannabis is different from alcohol in that it leads to an increase in:
• Endorphins, which increases sensations of sexual arousal
• Norepinephrine, which increases sensations of blurred vision
• Adenosine, which increases sensations of hallucinations
• Anadamide, which increases sensations of hunger

• Miri started using cannabis at parties with friends and found it made her more relaxed and she had a good time. Gradually, Miri started using cannabis more frequently, and when she’s stressed out, she finds herself wanting to use cannabis more. Miri Is experiencing:
• Physiological dependence
• Inebriation
• Phycological dependence
• Tolerance

• Maurice was always a morning person who became sleepy earlier in the evening.

When Maurice became unemployed and didn’t have to stick to a schedule, he found that:

• He started to stay up for longer periods of time
• He started staying up for days straight playing online
• He became more of an evening person gradually
• He liked mid-day naps to refresh and recharge

• What two items are exogenous antagonists of each other?
• Caffeine and nicotine are exogenous antagonists of each other
• Ecstasy and heroin are exogenous antagonists of each other
• Stress and alcohol are exogenous antagonists of each other
• Cocaine and LSD are exogenous antagonists of each other

• Hypnosis does NOT require:
• Focusing on one thing
• Being unconscious
• Comfortably relaxing
• Believing in hypnosis

• Which of the following statements is NOT true?
• Alcohol releases a similar effect as anti-anxiety medications like benzodiazepines.
• LSD releases a similar effect as oxytocin and results in an urge to cuddle.
• Cocaine releases a similar effect as thrill seeking behaviors like extreme sports.
• Adderall releases a similar effect as norepinephrine that helps with

concentration.

• Match the term to its correct example:
• Internal Stimuli; Responding a fire by climbing up a ladder and feeling the heat
• External Stimuli; Having vivid, colourful dreams you remember in detail.
• Explicit Consciousness: Reading a page in a book, but not remembering what it says
• Implicit Consciousness; Going running and accidentally getting lost in the woods.

• What is true regarding the stages of sleep?
• REM stage is when we can experience myoclonic jerks the most
• Stage 3 is when we are most likely to experience story-like dreams
• Stage 4 is when sleep spindles tend to occur most frequently
• Stage 2 is when our brain waves can be depicted as theta waves

• You dream of chasing dogs in the snow, but the dogs turn into butterflies. When you wake up, you know that the butterflies represented your hopes and wishes. What is true?
• The butterflies represent manifest content in the dream
• Your hopes represent manifest content in the dream
• The dogs represent latent content in the dream
• The snow represents latent content in the dream

• Omer had a dream about his pencil breaking each time he tried to take a test. Match the dream interpretation technique to its correct example:
• Modern dream interpreters would tell Omer the pencil represents his fears about his penis.
• Freudian dream interpreters would ask Omer if he dreams about tests a lot.
• Biopsyc dream interpreters would tell Omer that tests represent his relationship

with his mother

• Gestalt dream interpreters would ask Omer what the pencil represented to him.