DREAM RECALL AND THE PHYSIOLOGY OF SLEEP.
Journal of Applied Physiology July 1, 1964 A Shapiro, Donald R. Goodenough, I Biederman et al.
Thirteen subjects were studied for 4 nights of sleep by simultaneous recording of EEG, eye-movement potentials, heart rate, and respiration. The subjects were awakened from stage 1 sleep periods with rapid, conjugate eye movements (REM periods) and asked to describe any preawakening experiences (dream or thoughts). Respiratory rate was more irregular during REM periods which led to dream...
DOI: 10.1152/jappl.1964.19.4.778 (opens in new tab)
Humans
Electrocardiography
Electroencephalography
Eye movements
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