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Unravel the Mysteries of Daydreaming

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Daydreaming is a phenomenon that has interested psychologists as something that has much more depth to it. Unravel the mysteries of daydreaming by taking this quiz:

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This Quiz has 10 questions.

1. People spend around half their waking time in daydreaming.1/10

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