Research supporting the neurocognitive model of dreaming has demonstrated that dreams:
A) are a "cognitive mishmash" of random fragments of memories, images, and emotions generated by lower brainstem circuits.
B) reflect our repressed desires.
C) are really all about sex.
D) reflect our interests, personality, and individual worries.

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The neurocognitive model of dreaming suggests that dreams are influenced by our personal experiences, interests, personality, and worries. Research has shown that dream content tends to reflect these factors, rather than being completely random or driven solely by unconscious desires.

Research Supporting the Neurocognitive Model of Dreaming Has Demonstrated That