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Vol 8, No 2 (October 2015)

Published: 2015-11-13

Articles

A quantitative and qualitative exploration of the dream content of women exposed to addictions

Jennifer D Parker

77-98
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Assessing the effects of meditation on dream imagery, depression and anxiety

Nicolle J Miller, Teresa L DeCicco, Allyson L Dale, Anthony Murkar

99-104
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What renders dreams more or less narrative? A microstructural study of REM- and Stage 2 dream reports upon morning awakening

Jacques Montangero, Corrado Cavallero

105-119
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An analysis of laypeople’s beliefs regarding the origins of their worst nightmare

Ariela Cohen, Antonio Zadra

120-128
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Comparing questionnaire and diary measures for eliciting nightmare frequency

Mariella Zunker, Hanna Katharina Althoff, Julia Apel, Hannah Sophie Lässig, Leonie Schültke, Michael Schredl

129-134
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Brief Reports

Emotional responses to dream sharing: A field study

Michael Schredl, Sarah Fröhlich, Silja Schlenke, Marlena Stegemann, Carolin Voß, Sophia De Gioia

135-138
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Factors affecting the frequency of music dreams: An online study

Michael Schredl, Sabrina Berres, Anna Klingauf, Sabine Schellhaas, Anja S. Göritz

139-141
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Dreaming about dreaming: Analysis of a long dream series

Michael Schredl

142-145
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Sophisticated evaluation of possible effect of distinct auditory stimulation during REM sleep on dream content

Sadegh Rahimi, Seyedeh Maryam Naghibi, Naghmeh Mokhber, Michael Schredl, Hadi Assadpour, Abouzar Ramezani Farkhani, Habib Allah Nemati Karimoui, Seyed Mohammad Reza Mohajeri, Arash Darvish, Seyedeh Saideh Naghibi, Seyed Alireza Sadjadi

146-151
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Commentaries

Synchronicity: did Jung have it right?

Kurt Forrer

152-163
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Brahman’s dream (Are we immortal after all?)

Kurt Forrer

164-168
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Observations of a long term dream journalist

Christoph J. Gassmann

169-171
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Animal models of sleep pertaining to dream research

Anthony Murkar, Farooq Kamal

172-173
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