This document provides a study plan and pre-test questions for Devry PSYC 110 Week 2 Chapter 4. The pre-test covers topics related to sleep cycles, stages of sleep, sleep disorders, and psychoactive drugs. It includes 15 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of natural sleep cycles, sleep stages, night terrors, sleep apnea, the body's sleep-wake cycle, withdrawal symptoms, effects of drugs, and dream content and processes. The document directs students to an online tutorial and notes that more classes are available on the provided website.

1. DEVRY PSYC 110 Week 2 Chapter 4 Study Plan
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Pretest:
1 Natural cycles of activity that bodies must go
through are called:
2 Delta waves are predominant in which stage of
sleep?
3 Which of the following is TRUE about night
terrors?
4 A person with sleep apnea:
5 Which of the following parts of the body controls
the sleep-wake cycle?
6 Withdrawal is a sign of:

2. 7 Which of the following is NOT true about
psychoactive drugs?
8 Which of the following kills the most people in
the United States every year?
9 Opium and its derivatives, morphine and heroin,
duplicate the action of which of the following?
10 Even in mild doses. marijuana negatively
affects:
11 Methamphetamine is an example of a:
12 Barbiturates are known as:
13 Calvin Hall concluded that:
14 In the ____________ dreams are less realistic
because they come not from the outside world of
reality but from within people's memories and
experiences.
15 The __________of a dream is the actual dream
itself.
16 On Sara's walk to campus one morning, she was
thinking about what a nice day it was, how many
people were already on campus. and how she had

3. to stop by the bookstore on her way to class. Sara
was experiencing:
17 Niles has begun to fall asleep suddenly during
the day, sometimes in inappropriate places. Niles
is most likely suffering from:
18 Nightmares are more common in children than
in adults