NarcolepsyUncontrollablesleep attacksPhysicaldependencePhysiologicalneed for a drugthat can lead towithdrawalsymptomsPsychologicaldependenceFeeling the needto use a drug torelieve stress orhandle negativeemotionsLSDDeveloped by AlbertHoffmann in 1938,this hallucinogencauses extremehallucinations anddetachment fromrealityPhysiologicalfunctiontheory ofdreamsRegular brainstimulation fromREM sleephelps preserveneural pathwaysSomnambulismScientific termforsleepwalking ordoing otheractivities whileasleepREMreboundThe first time wego to sleep afterbeing deprived ofREMs, both thelength and numberof them increaseSerotoninLong-term useof Ecstasy canlead to damageto neurons thatproduce thisneurotransmitterGABAAlcohol is anagonist for_______,increasing theinhibitory effecton the bodyActivation-synthesistheory ofdreamsREM sleeptriggers randomneural activitythat our brainweaves into astorylineDopamineNeurotransmitterreleased bynicotine totemporarily calmanxietyEpinephrineNeurotransmitterreleased bynicotine thatsuppressesappetite andboost alertnessCaffeineThis stimulantis the mostwidely useddrug in theworldBarbituratesAlso knownas sleepingpills ordownersCocaineStimulantcharacterized byintense rush ofeuphoriafollowed by acrashInformationprocessingtheory ofdreamsDreams help ussort out theday's eventsand consolidatememoriesOpiatesSubcategory ofdepressants thatcan cause thebrain to stopordering its ownendorphinsMDMADerivative ofamphetaminesthat acts as astimulant and amildhallucinogenMethProduces eighthours or moreof heightenedenergy andeuphoriaToleranceNeeding largerand largerdoses of a drugto get the sameeffectExpectancyeffectsSimply believingwe’re consumingalcohol can causeus to act outalcohol’s presumedinfluence.WithdrawalDiscomfort anddistress whendiscontinuinguse of anaddictive drugMarijuanaThe activepychoactiveingredient inthis drug isTHCCognitivedevelopmenttheory ofdreamsDreamcontentreflects thematuration ofthe dreamer.HeroinVery addictivedrug used forintenseeuphoria andpain controlNarcolepsyUncontrollablesleep attacksPhysicaldependencePhysiologicalneed for a drugthat can lead towithdrawalsymptomsPsychologicaldependenceFeeling the needto use a drug torelieve stress orhandle negativeemotionsLSDDeveloped by AlbertHoffmann in 1938,this hallucinogencauses extremehallucinations anddetachment fromrealityPhysiologicalfunctiontheory ofdreamsRegular brainstimulation fromREM sleephelps preserveneural pathwaysSomnambulismScientific termforsleepwalking ordoing otheractivities whileasleepREMreboundThe first time wego to sleep afterbeing deprived ofREMs, both thelength and numberof them increaseSerotoninLong-term useof Ecstasy canlead to damageto neurons thatproduce thisneurotransmitterGABAAlcohol is anagonist for_______,increasing theinhibitory effecton the bodyActivation-synthesistheory ofdreamsREM sleeptriggers randomneural activitythat our brainweaves into astorylineDopamineNeurotransmitterreleased bynicotine totemporarily calmanxietyEpinephrineNeurotransmitterreleased bynicotine thatsuppressesappetite andboost alertnessCaffeineThis stimulantis the mostwidely useddrug in theworldBarbituratesAlso knownas sleepingpills ordownersCocaineStimulantcharacterized byintense rush ofeuphoriafollowed by acrashInformationprocessingtheory ofdreamsDreams help ussort out theday's eventsand consolidatememoriesOpiatesSubcategory ofdepressants thatcan cause thebrain to stopordering its ownendorphinsMDMADerivative ofamphetaminesthat acts as astimulant and amildhallucinogenMethProduces eighthours or moreof heightenedenergy andeuphoriaToleranceNeeding largerand largerdoses of a drugto get the sameeffectExpectancyeffectsSimply believingwe’re consumingalcohol can causeus to act outalcohol’s presumedinfluence.WithdrawalDiscomfort anddistress whendiscontinuinguse of anaddictive drugMarijuanaThe activepychoactiveingredient inthis drug isTHCCognitivedevelopmenttheory ofdreamsDreamcontentreflects thematuration ofthe dreamer.HeroinVery addictivedrug used forintenseeuphoria andpain control

Consciousness 2 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Uncontrollable sleep attacks
    Narcolepsy
  2. Physiological need for a drug that can lead to withdrawal symptoms
    Physical dependence
  3. Feeling the need to use a drug to relieve stress or handle negative emotions
    Psychological dependence
  4. Developed by Albert Hoffmann in 1938, this hallucinogen causes extreme hallucinations and detachment from reality
    LSD
  5. Regular brain stimulation from REM sleep helps preserve neural pathways
    Physiological function theory of dreams
  6. Scientific term for sleepwalking or doing other activities while asleep
    Somnambulism
  7. The first time we go to sleep after being deprived of REMs, both the length and number of them increase
    REM rebound
  8. Long-term use of Ecstasy can lead to damage to neurons that produce this neurotransmitter
    Serotonin
  9. Alcohol is an agonist for _______, increasing the inhibitory effect on the body
    GABA
  10. REM sleep triggers random neural activity that our brain weaves into a storyline
    Activation-synthesis theory of dreams
  11. Neurotransmitter released by nicotine to temporarily calm anxiety
    Dopamine
  12. Neurotransmitter released by nicotine that suppresses appetite and boost alertness
    Epinephrine
  13. This stimulant is the most widely used drug in the world
    Caffeine
  14. Also known as sleeping pills or downers
    Barbiturates
  15. Stimulant characterized by intense rush of euphoria followed by a crash
    Cocaine
  16. Dreams help us sort out the day's events and consolidate memories
    Information processing theory of dreams
  17. Subcategory of depressants that can cause the brain to stop ordering its own endorphins
    Opiates
  18. Derivative of amphetamines that acts as a stimulant and a mild hallucinogen
    MDMA
  19. Produces eight hours or more of heightened energy and euphoria
    Meth
  20. Needing larger and larger doses of a drug to get the same effect
    Tolerance
  21. Simply believing we’re consuming alcohol can cause us to act out alcohol’s presumed influence.
    Expectancy effects
  22. Discomfort and distress when discontinuing use of an addictive drug
    Withdrawal
  23. The active pychoactive ingredient in this drug is THC
    Marijuana
  24. Dream content reflects the maturation of the dreamer.
    Cognitive development theory of dreams
  25. Very addictive drug used for intense euphoria and pain control
    Heroin