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In a lab devoted to sleep disorders, julio points to the brain wave monitor, turns to laura and says, "subject is going into non-rem stage 2." laura looking at the monitor, says, "got it; i'm recording the time." what would laura and julio see on the monitor to assure them that the subject has entered stage 2 sleep? a. brain waves are getting slower and more regular. b. sleep spindles appear. c. brain waves are irregular and episodic. d. sleep disturbance is indicated by sharp wave spikes.

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