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ICE Princess25 [194]
1 year ago
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according to the activation-synthesis hypothesis, it should be possible to predict (with better than chance accuracy) the conten

t of a person’s dreams if we know what information about the person?
Social Studies
1 answer:
Blababa [14]1 year ago
7 0

As per the activation-synthesis hypothesis, it should be possible to predict stimuli currently acting on the body and areas of spontaneous brain activity.

<h3>What is activation-synthesis hypothesis?</h3>

According to the activation-synthesis model, dreams are caused by physiological processes in the brain.

While it was once thought that sleeping and dreaming were passive processes, researchers now know that the brain is anything but quiet while sleeping.

It is stated that a dream is the cerebral cortex converting nerve impulses sent from the body to the brain stem into something meaningful.

Thus, according to the activation-synthesis hypothesis, it should be possible to predict current stimuli acting on the body as well as areas of spontaneous brain activity.

For more details regarding activation-synthesis hypothesis, visit:

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