Question

question 9
0.5 pts
one example of an automatic process is:
walking.
taking a test.
driving in stormy weather.
threading a needle.
question 10
0.5 pts
you find your friend sleeping and wake her up, but she denies she was sleeping. your friend was likely in which stage of sleep?
stage 1
stage 2
stage 3
rem

Explanation:

For Question 9: Automatic processes are actions that require minimal conscious attention, can be done with little effort, and often become habitual. Walking, once learned, is an automatic process that does not require focused, deliberate attention. The other options (taking a test, driving in stormy weather, threading a needle) all demand high conscious focus and deliberate effort, so they are controlled processes.
For Question 10: Stage 1 sleep is the lightest stage of sleep, a transition between wakefulness and sleep. People woken from this stage often deny they were sleeping because they have not fully entered deep sleep. Stages 2 and 3 are deeper sleep stages, and REM sleep involves vivid dreaming, so people woken from these stages typically know they were asleep.

Answer:

Question 9: walking.
Question 10: stage 1