Public Perception on Dreams
International Journal of Recent Technology and Engineering November 30, 2019 K Gowri., B Sreeya
A survey of 1860 adults found that dreams are primarily shared with a partner for entertainment. The study assessed public attitudes, beliefs, and emotional impacts of dreams. Most respondents had not thought much about dreams and lacked knowledge about them. The research used descriptive methods with convenience sampling; independent variables were age, gender, and educational qualification. Statistical analyses included chi-square, correlation, and independent-sample t-tests. The authors conclude that the public requires more education about dreams.