Respuesta :
The example that would lend support to the restorative theory of why sleep is adaptive is Phyllis fractured their ankle and took extra naps, Johny sleeps a lot and experiences growth spurts, James is sick and sleeps 2 days straight.
According to the restorative theory, sleep enables the body to replenish and repair cellular elements needed for biological processes that become exhausted during an awake day. Its basic thesis—that restoration can only take place during rest periods—has significant ramifications for biological and medical systems. Dr. William C. Dement, referred to as the Father of Sleep Medicine published Oswald's Restoration Theory for the first time in the 1920s (1927).
According to Avena, the body produces bone and muscle, heals and regrows tissue, and fortifies the immune system during deep sleep. Learning, memory, and cognition all depend on REM sleep, which is the state during which you generally dream.
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