Wakefulness and Sleep- True or False
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| Animals produce endogenous circadian rhythms that last about a day. | True
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| The dominant zeitgeber for animals is light. | True
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| Blind and deaf animals do not have circadian rhythms. | False
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| Changes in EEG waves occur when neurons fire in synchrony. | True
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| Dreams only occur in REM sleep. | False
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| The onset of sleep requires active brain brain processes. | True
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| The regular use of tranquilizers can result in insomnia. | True
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| Narcolepsy is a condition characterized by frequent periods of sleepiness during the day. | True
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| In general, animals that have the most total sleep also have the highest percentage of REM sleep. | True
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| The activation-synthesis theory of dreams argues that dreams are the result of random brain activity. | True
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