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Teresa Paiva

4 papers in the library · 9 citations · publishing 2003-2021

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Dream recall frequency and content in women

Portuguese National Funding Agency for Science, Research and Technology March 25, 2021 Joana Pires, Teresa Paiva 2 citations

In several large-scale studies, sex is related to the frequency of dream recall, on average, women tend to recall their dreams more often than men. Studies on EEG analysis and its correlation with dreams in women are scarce. We aimed to evaluate REM dreams´ recall frequency and content and their emotional characteristics in healthy young women. 20 young women adults’, nonclinical volunteers,...

The effects of CPAP treatment on task positive and default mode networks in obstructive sleep apnea patients: an fMRI study.

PLoS One June 14, 2016 Olga Prilipko, Nelly Huynh, Sophie Schwartz et al.

INTRODUCTION: Functional magnetic resonance imaging studies enable the investigation of neural correlates underlying behavioral performance. We investigate the effect of active and sham Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) treatment on working memory function of patients with Obstructive Sleep Apnea Syndrome (OSAS) considering Task Positive and Default Mode networks (TPN and DMN)....

Dream recall frequency and content in patients with temporal lobe epilepsy

Epilepsia October 17, 2011 Carla Bentes, João G. Costa, Ana Rita Peralta et al. 7 citations

PURPOSE: To evaluate morning dream recall frequency and content in patients with temporal lobe epilepsy (TLE). METHODS: Fifty-two patients with pharmacoresistant TLE submitted to a written dream diary during five consecutive days and continuous video-electroencephalographic (video-EEG) monitoring. A matched control group of 41 healthy subjects completed the same diary at home. The number of...

Visual dream content, graphical representation and EEG alpha activity in congenitally blind subjects.

Brain research. Cognitive brain research February 2003 Helder Bértolo, Teresa Paiva, Lara Pessoa et al.

It is currently claimed that congenitally blind do not have visual imagery and are therefore unable to present visual contents in their dreams. The aim of our study was to quantitatively evaluate the existence of visual imagery in born-blind dreams and to correlate it with objective measures, such as sleep EEG frequency components, namely with alpha attenuation (regarded as an indicator of...