John will likely experience REM rebound tonight if he:
A)takes a sleeping pill before bed tonight.
B)drinks too much caffeine prior to sleeping.
C)did not sleep much last night.
D)slept more than 8 hours last night.

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REM rebound occurs when a person experiences an increase in the amount and intensity of REM sleep after a period of sleep deprivation. Therefore, if John did not sleep much last night, he is more likely to experience REM rebound tonight. Taking a sleeping pill (choice A) or sleeping more than 8 hours (choice D) are unlikely to cause REM rebound, and drinking too much caffeine (choice B) may disrupt sleep but is not directly related to REM rebound.

John Will Likely Experience REM Rebound Tonight If He