Empirical investigations that search for a link between dreaming and sleep-dependent
memory consolidation have focused on testing for an association between dreaming of what …

Despite positive results from the use of dreams in psychotherapy and for personal growth,
research regarding the relationship between waking life and dreams of patients with mental …

This article explains the origins and development of the continuity hypothesis in work by
cognitively oriented dream researchers. Using blind quantitative analyses of lengthy dream …

The ten commentaries to my discussion with J. Allan Hobson about the continuity and
discontinuity between waking and dreaming (Hobson & Schredl, 2011) are very stimulating …

This paper addresses claims that dreams can be a source of personal insight. Whereas
there has been anecdotal backing for such claims, there is now tangential support from …

Self-ratings of dream experiences were obtained from 144 college women for 788 dreams,
using the Subjective Experiences Rating Scale (SERS). Consistent with past studies …

The continuity hypothesis posits that there is continuity, of some form, between waking and
dreaming mentation. A recent body of work has provided convincing evidence for different …

This article reports the findings of a new exercise in the “blind analysis” of a long dream
series. The study focused on 940 dreams of a woman (“Beverly”) who kept a regular dream …

In the waking state, in the absence of meta-awareness, mind wandering with specific
contents can lead to negative mood. Such negative mood can be incorporated into …

Most dream content analyses have been carried out on young adult samples, taken as
norms, with fewer researches on continuity and discontinuity in the life cycle. A research on …