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Eiko Matsuda

3 papers in the library · 1 citation · publishing 2012-2026

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Exploring the link between synesthesia and lucid dreaming through perceptual presence

Frontiers in Psychology February 26, 2026 Eiko Matsuda

This study investigates links between synesthesia and lucid dreaming via perceptual presence and counterfactual-richness (abundant possible sensorimotor contingencies). We hypothesized that synesthetes would report more frequent lucid dreams because enhanced counterfactual-richness facilitates dream control and clarity. We surveyed 616 adults using a synesthesia self-report, the Lucidity and...

Recall of Lucid Dreaming and Personality Traits: Analysis of the Big Five and Stress Coping Style among Chinese University Students

The Japanese Journal of Personality October 21, 2024 Junyi Shi, Eiko Matsuda 1 citation

Lucid dreaming is defined as achieving conscious awareness of dreaming while still asleep. Lucid dreaming can manipulate scripts and is known as a non-pharmacological treatment for nightmares caused by psychological stress. This study examined the relationship between the type of lucid dreaming (self-awareness and script control), Big Five, and stress coping styles using a web-based survey of...

A Study of Individual differences on Dream Recall: Influence of stressful life events and big five personality traits on dream recall frequency

2012 Chie Suzuki, Eiko Matsuda

This study investigated the effects of stressors for university students and their big five personality traits on dream recall frequency classified by dream emotion. The following results were obtained: i) stressors and Neuroticism had an interactive effect on dream recall frequency. ii) Stressors had main effects on sad, anxious, and unpleasant dream recall frequency. iii) Extroversion was...