What is the sensory stimulus?

Psychology question about stimulus sensory?

• 5. Sensory experiences that occur without a sensory stimulus are called A) night terrors. B) neuroadaptations. C) dissociations. D) hallucination

• Answer:

  5:C -- Dissociation is a misinterpretation of what is already there, and thus requires no new stimulus. Hallucinations require a chemical agent. Night terrors activate in the twilight between sleep and awake, neuroadaptations are experiences and alterations over time, which by definition must be an active sensory component 9: D. Night terrors are not worht remembering, sleep apnea is a breathing disorder that comes about through disruption of your autonomic nervous system, and the amount of people who could be said to have near death experiences which lead to improved retention of memory is so small that theres no way anyone, anywhere, could know this. Dreaming has functions in this area. Though the ultimate reasons remain unknown.