Contents of day and night dreams of emotionally disturbed adolescents

Amanat, Ebrahim

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“…Females reported significantly more dreams than males, and the differ ence was very pronounced, Y = 1.17. This sex difference is consistent with findings from other studies (Amanat, 1974;Hall & Van de Castle, 1966;Witty & Kobel, 1939).…”

Section: Sex Differencessupporting

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“…Witty and Kopel looked at dreams for sex differences. As Amanat (1974), they found that girls reported more dreams than boys, while boys reported more fearful content, especially with respect to bodily injury and frightening monsters. Foulkes (1971) reported on the first results from a 5 year longitudinal study of normal children's dreams.…”

Section: Review Of the Literature On The Dreams Of Adolescentsmentioning

confidence: 96%

“…Two studies compared the manifest dream content of emotionally-disturbed adolescents with normal adolescents. Amanat (1974) compared institutionalized schizophrenic adolescents with less disturbed outpatient adolescents and with a sample of normal adolescents. He found few differences between the outpatient and normal adolescents, but found great differences between these two groups and the institu tionalized schizophrenic subjects.…”

Section: Review Of the Literature On The Dreams Of Adolescentsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Although very few sex differences have been reported in the studies of adolescent dreams, adolescent girls were found to report more dreams than boys (Amanat, 1974;Witty & Kobel, 1939)' Girls also expressed more aggression in dreams (Buckley, 1971). while having less concern with bodily injury (Witty & Kobel, 1939).…”

Section: Review Of the Literature On The Dreams Of Adolescentsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Manifest dream content of adolescents

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Section: Sex Differencessupporting

confidence: 93%

Section: Review Of the Literature On The Dreams Of Adolescentsmentioning

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“…His example and toothache dreams reported by adolescents [10] support the idea that pain sensations present during sleep can affect dreams in a similar way like external stimuli applied during sleep [11]. Nielsen et al [12] used blood pressure cuffs above the knee which were inflated during REM sleep to induce a diffuse pain sensation (dull throbbing, mild aching, pins and needles sensation).…”

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