The “problem” of dreaming in NREM sleep continues to challenge reductionist (two generator) models of dream generation

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 23 (6):956-958 (2000)
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Abstract

The “problem” of dreaming in NREM sleep continues to challenge models that propose a causal relationship between REM mechanisms and the psychological features of dreaming. I suggest that, ultimately, efforts to identify correspondences among multiple levels of analysis will be more productive for dream theory than attempts to reduce dreaming to any one level of analysis. [Hobson et al. ; Nielsen].

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