Research supporting the neurocognitive model of dreaming has demonstrated that dreams are a "cognitive mishmash" of random fragments of memories, images, and emotions generated by lower brainstem circuits.

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The neurocognitive model of dreaming suggests that dreams are not just random fragments but are influenced by cognitive processes, involving meaningful integration of memories, emotions, and experiences, primarily generated by higher brain functions rather than just lower brainstem circuits.

Research Supporting the Neurocognitive Model of Dreaming Has Demonstrated That