Amputees often dream of intact, fully functional limbs without any phantom limb experiences at all because during sleep, sensory inputs from the area of the missing limb are
A) activated.
B) suppressed.
C) pass through pain gates to the brain.
D) pass through the central biasing system.

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During sleep, sensory inputs from the area of the missing limb are suppressed, which can prevent phantom limb experiences from occurring.

Amputees Often Dream of Intact, Fully Functional Limbs Without Any