The cognitive theory of dreaming proposes that dreaming occurs when the cerebral cortex synthesizes neural signals from activity in the lower part of the brain. results from the brain's attempts to find logic in random brain activity. requires that conscious experience during sleep be predominantly driven by internally generated stimuli. involves information processing and memory.

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Shelby Bennett

Biology

14 November, 00:57

The cognitive theory of dreaming proposes that dreaming occurs when the cerebral cortex synthesizes neural signals from activity in the lower part of the brain. results from the brain's attempts to find logic in random brain activity. requires that conscious experience during sleep be predominantly driven by internally generated stimuli. involves information processing and memory.

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Rosemary Oconnell · Answer 1

Option D, involves information processing and memory.

Explanation:

The cognitive theory of mind states that when mind is awake it processes information and memory which is true for mind even when it is sleeping. The cognitive theory of dreaming believes that the dreams we see are related to the events and happening in our life. Hence, during sleep brain processes the information and memories linked to our experiences and project it in the form of dream while sleeping

Thus, option D is correct