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The brain waves you have during REM sleep are most similar to the ones you have
when you are:
A) awake.
B)
in Stage 2.
C)
in Stage3.
D)
in Stage 4.



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Final answer:

REM sleep brain waves are most similar to awake brain waves.


Explanation:

REM sleep, marked by rapid eye movement, involves brain waves that are most similar to those observed while a person is awake. In REM sleep, brain activity is comparable to wakefulness, with brain waves occurring less intensely than in other sleep stages.


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