Nonwaking Responses to Waking Stressors: Dreams and Nightmares1
Journal of Applied Social Psychology February 1, 1990 Cynthia A. Loveland Cook, Robert D. Caplan, Howard M. Wolowitz 18 citations
A distinction between self‐reported dreams and nightmares made it possible to test the relative sensitivity of these nonwaking cognitions to different kinds of life stressors including combat expasure, childhood and adolescent stressom, and recent life events. Survey interview data were collected on 442 men from the cohort eligible for military duty during the Vietnam Conflict who varied in...