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Helen Lewis

2 papers in the library · 1 citation · publishing 1966-1973

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REPRESSION, INTERFERENCE AND FIELD DEPENDENCE AS FACTORS IN DREAM FORGETTING1

ETS Research Bulletin Series December 1, 1973 Donald R. Goodenough, Herman A. Witkin, Helen Lewis et al. 1 citation

ABSTRACT A number of hypotheses about the effects of presleep stress on dream recall among field‐dependent and field‐independent Ss were tested to explore the role of repression and of dream affect in dream recall. The effect of presleep stress was to increase arousal during REM sleep and affect in dream reports. The data also suggest that the most affectful dreams are best recalled. Among...

Individual differences in dream recall.

Journal of Abnormal Psychology February 1, 1966 Helen Lewis, Donald R. Goodenough, A Shapiro et al.

Ss who typically fail to remember dreams at home (nonreporters) and Ss who frequently remember dreams (reporters) slept in the laboratory for 4 nights each. Gradual or abrupt awakenings were made at each EEG Stage-1 REM (dream) period. Although nonreporters and reporters did not differ in REM-period frequency or EEG patterns during sleep, nonreporters did report dreaming less frequently...

DOI: 10.1037/h0022824 (opens in new tab) Humans Personality Dreams Memory +2