Multiple Choice
MacDonald claims that one obvious difference between dreams and waking illusions is that the latter ...
A) are more vivid and long-lasting.
B) occur in a context of real objects with which they can be compared.
C) bound by the laws of nature and the tenets of logic.
D) can be the source of memory, behavior, and motivation.
Correct Answer:
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