Brain regions that are active as people learn to perform a visual-discrimination task are especially likely to be active again later as they experience
A) night terrors.
B) narcolepsy.
C) sleep apnea.
D) REM sleep.

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The brain regions that are active during learning a visual-discrimination task are likely to be active again during REM sleep, which is when consolidation and strengthening of the learned information occurs. Therefore, the correct choice is D (REM sleep).

Brain Regions That Are Active as People Learn to Perform