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Robert D. Ogilvie

3 papers in the library · 120 citations · publishing 1982-2000

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Recognition of sleep paralysis among normal adults in Canada and in Japan

Psychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences June 1, 2000 Kazuhiko Fukuda, Robert D. Ogilvie, Tomoka Takeuchi

Abstract There were no differences between Canada and Japan in the prevalence and symptoms of sleep paralysis (SP), but many more Canadians considered SP to be a dream. The difference was considered to be derived from the fact that there is a common expression for SP in Japan but there is not one in Canada. Then, we investigated why there are individuals who consider SP to be a dream and others...

Lucid, Prelucid, and Nonlucid Dreams Related to the Amount of EEG Alpha Activity during REM Sleep

Psychophysiology July 1, 1984 Paul D. Tyson, Robert D. Ogilvie, Harry T. Hunt 59 citations

ABSTRACT Alpha activity during REM sleep without signs of awakening can discriminate between the blind classification of prelucid, lucid, and nonlucid dreams. Ten good dream recallers were aroused after relatively high or low amplitude REM alpha. The spectral and temporal characteristics of EEG alpha within each REM period were associated with lucidity and other content dimensions. Each type of...

Lucid Dreaming and Alpha Activity: A Preliminary Report

Perceptual and Motor Skills December 1, 1982 Robert D. Ogilvie, Harry T. Hunt, Paul D. Tyson et al. 61 citations

10 good dream recallers spent 2 nights in the sleep lab during which they were awakened 4 times per night from REM sleep, twice during their highest alpha activity in REM, and twice during low REM alpha. 5 were given alpha feedback training prior to sleep onset. Arousals from high alpha REM sleep yielded significantly higher lucidity ratings. Alpha feedback had no effect upon lucidity or REM...