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Boundaries and Level of Experience with Six Types of Dreams

Perceptual and Motor SkillsPublished 1 December 1999
Robert A. Hicks, Jose Antonio Bautista, Gregory J. Hicks
Citations15
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SJR score0.61
SNIP0.84

TL;DR

The self-reported levels of experience to six types of dreams were compared for groups of students who classified as having either thin or thick boundaries, providing additional validation for Hart-mann's Boundary Questionnaire.

Abstract

The self-reported levels of experience to six types of dreams were compared for groups of students who classified as having either thin (n = 30) or thick (n = 86) boundaries. Consistent with predictions drawn from the literature, the thin-boundary group scored significantly higher on level of experience for each dream type than the thick-boundary group. These data provide additional validation for Hartmann's Boundary Questionnaire.

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PsychologyNeuroscienceEngineering