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Torrey worked a double shift last night and was not able to get much sleep. He is very much looking forward to getting to bed early tonight. When Torrey does fall asleep, which of the following will likely occur?
A) Because he is so tired, he’ll spend most of the night in Stage 4 sleep.
Incorrect. Actually, he’ll spend more time in REM than he normally would.
B) Torrey will experience REM rebound.
Correct. REM rebound occurs after periods of sleep deprivation, which Torrey has experienced.
C) Torrey will not be able to enjoy a restful night’s sleep because he’ll be overtired.
D) He will probably have nightmares and night terrors all night.
E) Torrey will spend most of the night cycling through the NREM stages and get very little REM sleep.

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