Although he was fast asleep, 12-year-old Scott got out of bed and walked to the kitchen with slow but automatic movements and began to fumble with the lock on the back door. Scott has had a number of such episodes and rarely remembers anything about them in the morning.

Somnambulism

Explanation: Somnambulism is another term for sleepwalking. And it simply refers to when someone still performs motor actions like Walking around while still sleeping.

And it is what Scot was doing in the question, he was sleepwalking.

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