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Bailey is hooked up to an electroencephalograph (EEG) in a sleep lab. She has been asleep for just over an hour now, and her EEG is showing low-amplitude, irregular brain wave patterns. Her breathing and pulse rate are irregular, and her eyes are darting back and forth beneath her closed eyelids. What can the researcher conclude about Bailey's state of consciousness?

▸ She is in stage 2 sleep.

▸ She suffers from a sleep disorder.

▸ She has just entered REM sleep.

▸ She has just entered stage 4 sleep.

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