A Re-Examination of the Interference Hypothesis on Dream Recall
University Library Heidelberg 2009 Amy Ruth Parke, Caroline L. Horton 1 citation
The interference hypothesis (Cohen, 1974; Cohen & Wolfe, 1973) was proposed to account for the difficulties in remembering dreams. Stimuli perceived on waking can either encourage activation of the waking brain or impair the transition from sleep to wake. The objective of the present study was to assess the validity of the interference hypothesis by discriminating between the natural decay of...