How does the Waking and Sleeping Brain Produce Spontaneous Imagery and Thought, and Why?doi:10.1093/oxfordhb/9780190464745.013.36John Antrobus
The brain is very active during sleep. During sleeping hours, the brain appears to clean itself. That idea has gotten the attention of researchers. Losing a good night’s sleep can cause people’s thinking to be unclear. But a continuous ...
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During waking hours, the brain is bombarded with more stimuli than it can process. When we sleep, the brain makes order out of chaos and archives memories for later retrieval. It does this by strengthening criticalneuralconnections, discarding unimportant ones, and solidifying new ...
signals between the billions ofneuronsthat constantly communicate with each other, allowing the body to think and act. Serotonin (produced in each individual neuron from an amino acid calledtryptophan) is typically active in the regions of the brain responsible for emotions,sleepingand sensory ...