everydayactivitiesHallucinationsBiologicalclockAcetylcholineNewbornsFreud'sdreamprotectiontheoryIndividualdifferences in bodyweight, mental set,or genetics canmodulate theeffects of alcoholon an individual.negativepsychologicaldependencepsychedelicspeoplewithdisabilitiesrapid andoftenunexpectedonset ofsleepA nightterrorforebrainIncrease activity inthe centralnervous system,including: heartrate, respiration,and bloodpressuresedativeinductionmethodDissociationdrug thatrelieves painand inducessleepnarcoticsadjustivevaluemanifestcontent;latentcontentattentionandmemorythe forebrain tryingto create ameaningfulnarrative fromsignals sent to itfrom lower braincentreslatentcontentSelf-perceptionsthere is noevidence thathypnosis all byitself is an effectivetreatment for theseailmentscataplexymysticalexperience4inaccuratecocainePsilocybinNDEs arenot the samefor all peoplefrom allculturesREMbehaviourdisorder(RBD)REMsleepeliminatingdreamsentirelymultipleawakeningsduring thenightNeurocognitivetheoryjetlagFreudwithdrawalAmphetaminescircadiandifficultyfalling andstayingasleepDéjàvutoleranceActivation-synthesistheoryLuciddreamculturallylearnedexpectationseverydayactivitiesHallucinationsBiologicalclockAcetylcholineNewbornsFreud'sdreamprotectiontheoryIndividualdifferences in bodyweight, mental set,or genetics canmodulate theeffects of alcoholon an individual.negativepsychologicaldependencepsychedelicspeoplewithdisabilitiesrapid andoftenunexpectedonset ofsleepA nightterrorforebrainIncrease activity inthe centralnervous system,including: heartrate, respiration,and bloodpressuresedativeinductionmethodDissociationdrug thatrelieves painand inducessleepnarcoticsadjustivevaluemanifestcontent;latentcontentattentionandmemorythe forebrain tryingto create ameaningfulnarrative fromsignals sent to itfrom lower braincentreslatentcontentSelf-perceptionsthere is noevidence thathypnosis all byitself is an effectivetreatment for theseailmentscataplexymysticalexperience4inaccuratecocainePsilocybinNDEs arenot the samefor all peoplefrom allculturesREMbehaviourdisorder(RBD)REMsleepeliminatingdreamsentirelymultipleawakeningsduring thenightNeurocognitivetheoryjetlagFreudwithdrawalAmphetaminescircadiandifficultyfalling andstayingasleepDéjàvutoleranceActivation-synthesistheoryLuciddreamculturallylearnedexpectations

ch 5 - 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. everyday activities
  2. Hallucinations
  3. Biological clock
  4. Acetylcholine
  5. Newborns
  6. Freud's dream protection theory
  7. Individual differences in body weight, mental set, or genetics can modulate the effects of alcohol on an individual.
  8. negative
  9. psychological dependence
  10. psychedelics
  11. people with disabilities
  12. rapid and often unexpected onset of sleep
  13. A night terror
  14. forebrain
  15. Increase activity in the central nervous system, including: heart rate, respiration, and blood pressure
  16. sedative
  17. induction method
  18. Dissociation
  19. drug that relieves pain and induces sleep
  20. narcotics
  21. adjustive value
  22. manifest content; latent content
  23. attention and memory
  24. the forebrain trying to create a meaningful narrative from signals sent to it from lower brain centres
  25. latent content
  26. Self-perceptions
  27. there is no evidence that hypnosis all by itself is an effective treatment for these ailments
  28. cataplexy
  29. mystical experience
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  31. inaccurate
  32. cocaine
  33. Psilocybin
  34. NDEs are not the same for all people from all cultures
  35. REM behaviour disorder (RBD)
  36. REM sleep
  37. eliminating dreams entirely
  38. multiple awakenings during the night
  39. Neurocognitive theory
  40. jet lag
  41. Freud
  42. withdrawal
  43. Amphetamines
  44. circadian
  45. difficulty falling and staying asleep
  46. Déjà vu
  47. tolerance
  48. Activation-synthesis theory
  49. Lucid dream
  50. culturally learned expectations