The Science of Dreaming
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11th Grade - University
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Multiple Choice
Who is most commonly associated with the early study of dreams?
Carl Jung
Sigmund Freud
Eugene Assorinsky
Nathaniel Kleitman
2.
Multiple Choice
What did Assorinsky and Kleitman discover about brain activity during sleep?
The brain is more active than when awake
Brain activity fluctuates in a predictable pattern
Brain activity is random and unpredictable
The brain is completely inactive
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Multiple Choice
What is a key feature of REM sleep?
Increased heart rate
Rapid eye movement
Deep breathing
Complete muscle relaxation
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Multiple Choice
How do dreams during non-REM sleep typically differ from those during REM sleep?
They are less vivid and often mundane
They are always nightmares
They are more vivid and emotional
They involve more complex narratives
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Multiple Choice
What is the evolutionary purpose of dreaming according to the transcript?
To entertain us while we sleep
To make us more successful animals
To help us remember our dreams
To ensure we get enough rest
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