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Themember4

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Night terrors are most likely to occur during
 
  A) REM sleep.
  B) high-frequency sleep.
  C) stage 4 of slow-wave sleep.
  D) paradoxical sleep.
  E) stage 1 of slow-wave sleep.

Question 2

REM sleep behavior disorder is to cataplexy as
 
  A) dreaming is to logic.
  B) movement is to paralysis.
  C) logic is to dreaming.
  D) paralysis is to movement.
  E) sleep is to awake. .



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: C

Answer to Question 2

Answer: B
Rationale: REM sleep behavior disorder is to cataplexy as movement is to paralysis.



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