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Characteristics
Observational study
Topics
Lucid dreaming
Key findings
Lucid dreams and out-of-body experiences exhibit higher graph connectivity and organization than non-lucid dreams, with out-of-body experiences showing the most integrated network structures.
Abstract
STRUCTURAL DIFFERENCES BETWEEN NON-LUCID, LUCID DREAMS AND OUT-OF-BODY EXPERIENCE REPORTS ASSESSED BY GRAPH ANALYSIS
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