Slower, larger delta waves occur in <u>NREM stage 3</u> sleep.
<h3><u>Stage 3 of NREM is what?</u></h3>
NREM stage 3 sleep, commonly known as delta sleep, is the time when the deep, slow brain waves known as delta waves start to appear. When someone is sleeping deeply, no amount of external noise or activity will likely wake them up. You might feel rested the next day by getting adequate NREM stage 3 sleep.
<u>During stage 3 NREM sleep:</u>
- You have complete muscle relaxation.
- Your blood pressure drops and your breathing becomes slower.
- You eventually enter your deepest slumber.
- Your body begins its physical repairs while you are in this deep slumber state.
Declarative memories, such as general knowledge, facts or statistics, individual experiences, and other things you have learned, are consolidated in the meantime by your brain.
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Those states are considered "swing states". This is where effectively both candidates are at a statistical tie in terms of the number of votes. The state could either swing toward red (republican) or blue (democrat). Also, historically swing states tend to be unpredictable and lead to various speculation as to what will happen on election day. This means that the states get more media coverage compared to other non-swing states. Non-swing states are where one party dominates another in terms of votes, so the party doesn't have to focus money/attention on trying to get out the vote. The outcome is already decided, so they move onto more important priorities.
This type of therapy is known as EMDR. Hope this helps you :)
The events leading up to the Race Riot of 1906 demonstrate the role media can play in society is outbreak of the mob violence.
<u>Explanation:</u>
In 1906, during the race riot of Atlanta dozens of blacks were killed by white mobs, wounded several scores of others, and caused a considerable property damage. According to local newspaper reports of white females were allegedly assault by black males which were the catalyst for the riot and outbreak of the mob violence.
These conditions caused concern among whites about females and feared about the social interaction of the races, and led to an expansion of social segregation, mainly separation in the black and white neighborhoods and totally separated seating arrangements in public transportation.
