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The brain waves in rem sleep are similar to those of what stage?
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The brain waves in rem sleep are similar to those of what stage?
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REM's are associated with dreaming. we spend the longest time in the REM stage. REM sleep is marked by a return to fast, irregular EEG patterns similar to those of stage 1. the brain is so active during REM it looks like the person may be awake
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