Research Consistent with the Cognitive-Process Theory of Dreaming Has Revealed

Research consistent with the cognitive-process theory of dreaming has revealed that:

A) dreams serve a restorative function for people who need to come to terms with events in their lives.
B) much of the content of dreams does in fact appear to involve wish fulfillment.
C) dreams are in fact produced by the random activation of lower brain systems.
D) the rapid shifting of attention is common to both the dreaming and waking states.