According to Many Researchers, Dreams Are Caused by Random Neural

Multiple Choice

According to many researchers, dreams are caused by random neural activity and therefore have little or no disguised meaning and serve no specific function. Because the brain tries to make sense of this neural activity, we experience dreams. This theory is referred to as the

A) activation-synthesis theory.
B) wish-fulfillment theory.
C) problem-solving theory.
D) latent content theory.
E) cognitive-process dream theory.