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Public Perception on Dreams

K Gowri., B Sreeya

International Journal of Recent Technology and Engineering November 30, 2019 DOI: 10.35940/ijrte.d5388.118419 (opens in new tab) via OpenAlex

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A survey of 1860 adults found that dreams are primarily shared with a partner for entertainment. The study assessed public attitudes, beliefs, and emotional impacts of dreams. Most respondents had not thought much about dreams and lacked knowledge about them. The research used descriptive methods with convenience sampling; independent variables were age, gender, and educational qualification. Statistical analyses included chi-square, correlation, and independent-sample t-tests. The authors conclude that the public requires more education about dreams.

Study at a glance

Characteristics Descriptive survey Peer reviewed
Sample size 1,860
Population Adults
Keywords Dream Perception Feeling Test biology Action physics
Key finding Dreams are primarily shared with a partner for entertainment, and the public lacks knowledge about dreams.

Abstract

The dream is the succession of images emotions of our mind It is involuntary action. The present investigation took at convictions states of mind towards and impacts of dreams, in a bigger, basically It was additionally discovered, that dreams essentially were imparted to an accomplice, and generally with the reason for excitement. A dream is a progression of pictures, thoughts, feelings, and vibes that normally happen automatically in the brain amid specific phases of sleep. The substance and motivation behind dreams are not completely comprehended, The logical investigation of dreams is called oneirology. The objective of the study is to understand the public opinion about dream, to identify whether is difference in expectation of type of dream and gender, to analyze the association of emotional tone and age To interpret relationship in dreams are meaningful and educational qualification. this is done by descriptive research by convenience sampling method the sampling size is 1860.the independent variables is age, gender and educational qualification and the statistics are chi square, correlation, and independent sample t test. The study concludes that public require more knowledge regarding dreams. They have not thought or concentrated on dreams.

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