Our capacity to monitor external stimuli well enough to stroll around our house while sleeping,best illustrates that we function with a
A) circadian rhythm.
B) two-track mind.
C) REM rebound.
D) sleep debt

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The phenomenon of being able to monitor external stimuli while sleeping is an example of our two-track mind at work, in which some parts of our brain remain alert even during sleep to respond to potential threats or important information. The other options, including circadian rhythm (a pattern of biological processes that fluctuate over a 24-hour cycle), REM rebound (an increase in the amount and intensity of rapid eye movement sleep after a period of sleep deprivation), and sleep debt (the cumulative effect of not getting enough sleep over time) do not fully explain this particular phenomenon.

Our Capacity to Monitor External Stimuli Well Enough to Stroll