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Sophie Dyck

3 papers in the library · 39 citations · publishing 2017-2020

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Lucid Dreaming and the Feeling of Being Refreshed in the Morning: A Diary Study.

Clocks & Sleep March 1, 2020 Michael Schredl, Sophie Dyck, Anja Kühnel 22 citations

REM periods with lucid dreaming show increased brain activation, especially in the prefrontal cortex, compared to REM periods without lucid dreaming and, thus, the question of whether lucid dreaming interferes with the recovery function of sleep arises. Cross-sectional studies found a negative relationship between sleep quality and lucid dreaming frequency, but this relationship was explained...

Effects of lucid dream induction on external-rated lucidity, dream emotions, and dream bizarreness

University Library Heidelberg December 23, 2017 Sophie Dyck, Nina Kummer, Nina König et al. 4 citations

Lucidity is a rare phenomenon, thus different induction techniques are used to increase the frequency of lucid dreaming. The aim of the present study was to investigate the effect of lucid dream induction (three different cognitive methods: Dream diary, Wake-up-back-to-Bed, and reality testing/reflection) on external rated lucidity, dream length, overall emotional tone, and bizarreness....

Lucid dream induction using three different cognitive methods

University Library Heidelberg April 25, 2017 Sophie Dyck, Michael Schredl, Anja Kühnel 13 citations

Lucid dreaming is a rare phenomenon, therefore different induction techniques are used to increase the lucid dream frequency. In the present study three cognitive methods were tested: Dream diary, Wake-up-back-to-Bed, and reality testing/reflection. Altogether, 110 participants completed the three-week study protocol. The present findings showed that although the overall effects were not...