The Neurocognitive Hypothesis of Dreaming Suggests That

question 86

Multiple Choice

The neurocognitive hypothesis of dreaming suggests that

• A) the symbols and metaphors in a dream disguise a person's true unresolved problems.
• B) dreams are usually about our everyday problems and may even help us to solve those problems.
• C) there is no purpose to dreaming; dreams occur because of random brainstem signals.
• D) we are more likely to dream about good things that happen to us than about our problems.

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