Psychologist: Some psychologists mistakenly argue that because dreams result from electrical discharges in the brain, they must be understood purely in terms of their physiological function  They conclude, against Freud, that dreams reveal nothing about the character of the dreamer
But since dream content varies enormously, then even if electrical discharges provide the terms of the physiological explanation of dreams, they cannot completely explain the phenomenon of dreaming
It is used to support the anti-Freudian conclusion that some psychologists draw concerning dreams.