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Facets of The Nightmare Proneness Scale and Their Relationships to Nightmares, Negative Affect, and Psychological Distress

Sleep and Hypnosis 2020 2 citations

Previous research introduced the Nightmare Proneness Scale (NPS) as a measurement for nightmare proneness, the trait-like disposition to experience frequent nightmares. However, outside predicting nightmares, little is known about the structure of the scale or relationships of its facets with nightmares. The factor structure of the NPS and the scale's statistical independence from psychological...

Demonic Dreaming: Two Case Studies

Sleep and Hypnosis February 21, 2018 Yong Lu 1 citation

The intriguing study of dreams related to mystical symbols has attracted not only such conventional fields as comparative religions and philosophy, but also psychoanalyses.In this report, first, the author briefly introduces, from the perspectives of Freud and Jung, the importance of energetic desire (libido), symbolism, and unconsciousness in interpreting dreams.Then, the author presents two...

The Nightmare Proneness Scale: A Proposed Measure for the Tendency to Experience Nightmares

Sleep and Hypnosis August 14, 2017 William E. Kelly 8 citations

This article presents three studies aimed at the development and analysis of a proposed measure of nightmare proneness, the tendency to experience nightmares frequently.In Study 1 a sample of 205 university students was utilized to create the Nightmare Proneness Scale (NPS), consisting of personality and symptomatology items that significantly differentiated between individuals reporting...

Alien Abductions: A Case of Sleep Paralysis

Sleep and Hypnosis August 14, 2017 Javed Ather Siddiqui, Shazia Farheen Qureshi, Abdul Khaliq Al Ghamdi 3 citations

Sleep paralysis (SP) is a benign, transient episode of immobility lasting a few seconds to a few minutes that can occur while falling asleep or on awakening.It is a condition of unknown etiology.During the episode, all the skeletal muscles are virtually 'paralyzed', resulting in an inability to move or speak but individual remains conscious.Because it occurs in a clear sensorium, the individual...

Dream Motif Scale – Short Form

Sleep and Hypnosis December 8, 2016 Calvin Kai-Ching Yu 2 citations

The Dream Motif Scale is a retrospective measure devised for assessing 15 predispositions that modulate the formation of dream narratives.It requires respondents to rate their lifetime frequencies with which they have dreamed about 100 themes.The Dream Motif Scale can be utilized not only as a psychometric measure but also as a classification system for analyzing themes in dream...

Some Personality Characteristics of College Students Reporting Frequent Nightmares

Sleep and Hypnosis April 25, 2016 William E. Kelly 6 citations

This study examined whether college students reporting frequent nightmares would score differently on scales of the Ausburg Multidimensional Personality Instrument (AMPI; Kelly, 2012) relative to a comparison group.University students (N=373) completed the AMPI and a questionnaire to assess how frequently they experienced nightmares.The results indicated that individuals with frequent...

Obsessions at Night: Dream Experiences, Emotional Attributes, and Personality Traits as Indicators of Sleep Problems

Sleep and Hypnosis April 21, 2016 4 citations

This study investigated the extent to which negative emotions, personality traits, and obsessive-compulsive distress modulate the relationship between sleep problems and dream experiences.The sample consisted of 610 upper secondary school students, whose subjective intensity of dream experiences, thematic dream content, obsessivecompulsive distress, personality traits, defensiveness, emotional...

Sleep Problems and the Phenomenological Factors of Dreaming

Sleep and Hypnosis March 3, 2016 Calvin Kai-Ching Yu, Nigel S. Thompson 5 citations

This study aims to provide a preliminary overview of how specific sleep problems might have differential impacts on the phenomenological properties of dreaming. The sample contained 186 upper secondary school students, whose subjective intensity of dream experiences, thematic dream content, and sleep disturbances were assessed using the Dream Intensity Scale, Dream Motif Scale, and Sleep Habits...

DOI: 10.5350/sleep.hypn.2016.180103 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Sleep system call Phenomenology philosophy Cognitive psychology Epistemology

Infra-Dreaming and Dream-Awake States: A Case Study

Sleep and Hypnosis March 3, 2016 Jorge Conesa-Sevilla

The rare occurrence of the continuation and magnification of dream content, "reality," and "free-wheeling" dynamics (fleeting, poignant, meaningful, and meaningless), intersecting with and interspersed within awake reality and consciousness is here described, for lack of better terms or known conditions, as infra-dreaming, or infra-reality.This term is borrowed from a literary source,...