Recent neuroscientific theories have proposed that emotions experienced in dreams
contribute to the resolution of emotional distress and preparation for future affective …

The ironic effect of thought suppression refers to the phenomenon in which individuals trying
to rid their mind of a target thought ironically experience greater levels of occurrence and …

The world‐wide prevalence of insomnia disorder reaches up to 10% of the adult population.
Women are more often afflicted than men, and insomnia disorder is a risk factor for somatic …

Suppressing thoughts often leads to a “rebound” effect, both in waking cognition (thoughts)
and in sleep cognition (dreams). Rebound may be influenced by the valence of the …

Nightmare proneness, a trait-like tendency to experience nightmares frequently, has been
found to predict nightmares independent of maladjustment markers and involve …

Sleep-related metacognitions play a role in the etiology of insomnia and are distressing
while falling asleep. Although similar concepts, such as thought suppression, have been …

Empirical research suggests that dreams tend to reflect the contents of the dreamer's waking
thoughts and concerns. Studies on the relationship between dream content and various …

Dream research is a long-running topic within the psychological study. A recurring dream
repeats more than once. However, recurring dreams have minimal study. A generic …

Les cauchemars sont des rêves très dysphoriques, bien remémorés au réveil, dont le
contenu est souvent caractérisé par la présence de menace à la survie, la sécurité ou …

Research findings have revealed that dream narratives contain a large proportion of
aggressive content across samples and compared to other narratives; however, the current …