Question

It has been found that sleep (night) terrors __________. Group of answer choices are typically accompanied by a state of temporary muscular immobility or paralysis typically occur during NREM-3 sleep jolt the sleeper to a sudden state of full waking alertness are usually recalled vividly for days following their occurrence

Answer 1

Answer:

typically occur during NREM-3 sleep.

Explanation:

Sleep/night terrors are episodes of panic that are most commonly experienced by children at night. These episodes are identified by screaming, intense fear and sometimes sleep walking. Among children, almost 40% of them have them, and this decreases as they age. Most people outgrow sleep terrors by the time they are teenagers. However, if they last longer than this, or pose a health or safety risk, they might require treatment.