Maria dreams that she is standing in the middle of the street as a bus travels toward her, but she feels frozen and cannot move out of the way. according to which theory does maria's inability to move reflect the muscle paralysis that occurs during the rem state?

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Jazlyn Peters

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28 February, 13:26

Maria dreams that she is standing in the middle of the street as a bus travels toward her, but she feels frozen and cannot move out of the way. according to which theory does maria's inability to move reflect the muscle paralysis that occurs during the rem state?

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Reid Travis · Answer 1

The answer is the activation-synthesis theory. Neurobiological explanation of why we dream is called the activation-synthesis theory, this theory in 1977, this first proposed by Harvard psychiatrists Robert McCarley and J. Allan Hobson, proposing that dreaming results from the brain's attempt to make sense of neural activity that takes place during sleep.