The brain waves during REM sleep MOST closely resemble those seen during:
A)waking consciousness.
B)Stage 2 sleep.
C)Stage 3 sleep.
D)Stage 4 sleep.

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The brain waves during REM sleep are very similar to those seen during waking consciousness. The brain is active and electrical activity is high, which is why people often dream during REM sleep. In contrast, Stages 2, 3, and 4 sleep all have slower brain wave activity, with Stage 4 being the slowest.

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