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answers beginning on page 118.If your answer is incorrect,read the explanation forwhy it is incorrect and then consult the appropriatepages of the text (in parentheses following the correctanswer).  \n## 1.As defined by the text,consciousness includeswhich of the following?\n\na.focused attention  \nb.sleeping  \nc.hypnosis  \nd.all of these conditions  \n2.The cluster of brain cells that control the circadianrhythm is the  \na.amygdala.  \nb.suprachiasmatic nucleus.  \nc.NPY.  \nd.pineal.  \n## 3.Compared with their counterparts of 80 yearsago,teenagers today average_____sleep eachnight.\n\na.2 hours less  \nb.4 hours less  \nc.1hour more  \nd.about the same amount of  \n## 4.Sleep spindles predominate during which stageof sleep?\n\na.Stage 2c.Stage 4  \nb.Stage3d.REM sleep  \n5.During which stage of sleep does the body expe-rience increased heart rate,rapid breathing,andgenital arousal?  \na.Stage 2c.Stage 4  \nb.Stage 3d.REM sleep  \n## 6.The sleep cycle is approximately  minutes.\n\na.30c.75  \nb.50d.90  \n## 7.The effects of chronic sleep deprivation include\n\na.suppression of the immune system.  \nb.altered metabolic and hormonal functioning.  \nc.impaired creativity.  \nd.all of these effects.  \n## 8.One effect of sleeping pills is to\n\na.decrease REM sleep.  \nb.increase REM sleep.  \nc.decrease Stage 2 sleep.  \nd.increase Stage 2 sleep.  \n## 9.Cocaine and crack produce a euphoric rush by\n\na.blocking the actions of serotonin.  \nb.depressing neural activity in the brain.  \nc.blocking the reuptake of dopamine in braincells.  \nd.stimulating the brain's production of endor-phins.  \n10.Which of the following is classified as a depres-sant?  \na.methamphetamine c.marijuana  \nb.LSDd.alcohol  \n## 11.Which of the following preventive measureswould have the greatest impact on average lifeexpectancy?\n\na.eliminating obesity  \nb.eliminating smoking  \nc.eliminating sleep deprivation  \nd.eliminating binge drinking  \n## 12.Which of the following 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