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In his dreams, Andy is a child crawling through a dark tunnel looking for something he has lost. Hearing about this, a psychologist remarks, "While Andy was sleeping, neurons in his pons that would ordinarily stimulate parts of the brain involved in leg-muscle movements were active." Which theory of dreams does the psychologist likely subscribe to?

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Activation-synthesis theory refers to the physiological aspect of the dream. When the brain's lower part is active, it is being interpreted and synthesized by the brain like a dream.

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