The delusional, illogical nature of dreams likely results in large part from
A)unresolved conflicts that the conscious mind cannot access while awake.
B)daily life experiences.
C)deactivation of the prefrontal cortex during sleep.
D)activation of the visual association areas during sleep.

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The deactivation of the prefrontal cortex during sleep leads to a lack of logical reasoning and decision-making ability. This results in the delusional and often confusing nature of dreams. Choices A and B may contribute to specific content in dreams, but they do not explain the overall illogical nature of dreams. Activation of visual association areas during sleep is necessary for the formation of visual imagery in dreams, but it does not explain the illogical nature of dreams.

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