The most common states of awareness include conscious and unconscious. Wakefulness refers to a state of consciousness that is characterized by high levels of awareness and thought.
- Fast, irregular, and low-amplitude electrical activity correspond to WAKEFULNESS.
- An electroencephalogram is a diagnostic test that can be used to measure the brain's electrical activity during wakefulness and sleep.
- Wakefulness is characterized by low-voltage (i.e., 5 to 10 microvolts) and high-frequency brain waves. These waves are known as beta and gamma waves.
- Conversely, sleep is characterized by higher voltage and slow brain waves (i.e., synchronized pattern).
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