The Term "Critical Intrusion" Refers To

question 5

Multiple Choice

The term "critical intrusion" refers to:

• A)items for which false memories never occur.
• B)when participants have reality monitoring errors, they often confuse sensory and perceptual details.
• C)the first item on a list, which is more likely to be mistaken for false memories.
• D)false memories created by a list in which all of the words are related or associated with an absent but suggested word.

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Definitions:

Deep Sleep

A stage of sleep characterized by slow brain waves, known as delta waves, minimal body movement, and disconnection from the environment, typically considered restorative.

Paradoxical Sleep

Another term for REM (Rapid Eye Movement) sleep, characterized by active brain patterns, dream occurrence, and temporary muscle paralysis.

Very Relaxed Muscles

A state of low tension in muscle fibers, often achieved through relaxation techniques, leading to reduced physical stress and strain.

Sleep Patterns

The natural cycle of various stages of sleep including REM and non-REM stages that repeats throughout the night.