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Dreaming is common in which stage of sleep:September 2008

A
REM
B
NREM 1
C
NREM 2
D
NREM 3
High-Yield Explanation
Ans. A: REMHumans aroused at a time when they show the EEG characteristics of REM sleep generally repo that they were dreaming, whereas individuals awakened from slow-wave sleep/ NREM do not. This observation and other evidence indicate that REM sleep and dreaming are closely associated. The tooth-grinding (bruxism) that occurs in some individuals is also associated with dreaming.

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