Please remember to share your Google presentation with me by tomorrow night (Tuesday) at midnight and be tracking your sleep and dreams (see last post).
Here are the due dates for the unit 10 reading:
p. 479-490 due Wednesday 12/19
p. 490-500 due Thursday 12/20
p. 500-510 due Friday 12/21
p. 511-518 due the first class after break (Wednesday 1/2 for D block; Thursday 1/3 for B block)
Monday, December 17, 2012
Friday, December 14, 2012
end of unit practice test answers and sleep log info
Here are the answers for the end of unit practice quizzes that are in your book:
8A/motivation: 1) B; 2) B; 3) D; 4) D; 5) E; 6) A; 7) B; 8) D; 9) C; 10) C; 11) E; 12) A; 13) C; 14) A; 15) A
8B/emotions and stress:
1) E; 2) B; 3) D; 4) D; 5) C; 6) C; 7) E; 8) A; 9) C; 10) A; 11) C; 12) A; 13) B; 14) D; 15) D
Also, here are the directions for the sleep log I mentioned in class today. Please set up the chart and start logging your sleep next week - Monday 12/17 should be day 1.
For our next unit, you need to keep a sleep log for at least two weeks, one of which needs to be a week of vacation. Set up your log as a table with the following columns, and then record your data from each night in rows:
--Date/day
--time to bed
--time awake
--dreams? (including fragments; include a summary if yes, whether or not they related to anything that happened that day, and note whether or not they were in color and what stimuli were included--taste, touch, smell, sound--other than visuals)
--how you felt upon waking
--number of naps/additional time slept
--energy level throughout the day
--caffeine intake
8A/motivation: 1) B; 2) B; 3) D; 4) D; 5) E; 6) A; 7) B; 8) D; 9) C; 10) C; 11) E; 12) A; 13) C; 14) A; 15) A
8B/emotions and stress:
1) E; 2) B; 3) D; 4) D; 5) C; 6) C; 7) E; 8) A; 9) C; 10) A; 11) C; 12) A; 13) B; 14) D; 15) D
Also, here are the directions for the sleep log I mentioned in class today. Please set up the chart and start logging your sleep next week - Monday 12/17 should be day 1.
For our next unit, you need to keep a sleep log for at least two weeks, one of which needs to be a week of vacation. Set up your log as a table with the following columns, and then record your data from each night in rows:
--Date/day
--time to bed
--time awake
--dreams? (including fragments; include a summary if yes, whether or not they related to anything that happened that day, and note whether or not they were in color and what stimuli were included--taste, touch, smell, sound--other than visuals)
--how you felt upon waking
--number of naps/additional time slept
--energy level throughout the day
--caffeine intake
Tuesday, December 11, 2012
types of stressors exercise
Here are the answers to exercise 17.1 ("Between a rock and a hard place") on the different types of stressors:
dentist = approach-avoidance, ice cream flavors = approach-approach, bad breath but attractive = approach-avoidance, class time = avoidance-avoidance, vacation spot = approach-approach, medical treatment = avoidance-avoidance (this is actually a double approach-avoidance, since there are pros and cons for both options), colleges = approach-approach, steak or ribs = avoidance-avoidance, car = approach-avoidance, plastic surgery = approach-avoidance
dentist = approach-avoidance, ice cream flavors = approach-approach, bad breath but attractive = approach-avoidance, class time = avoidance-avoidance, vacation spot = approach-approach, medical treatment = avoidance-avoidance (this is actually a double approach-avoidance, since there are pros and cons for both options), colleges = approach-approach, steak or ribs = avoidance-avoidance, car = approach-avoidance, plastic surgery = approach-avoidance
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