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Nightmare Frequency, Nightmare Distress, and Anxiety
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 2002Using the self-reports of 300 university students, we replicated and extended the results of a 1971 study of Hersen by demonstrating a significant relationship between both nightmare frequency and nightmare distress with two dimensions of anxiety.
Tammy T, Nguyen +3 more
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Nightmares and trauma: a comparison of nightmares after combat with lifelong nightmares in veterans
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1984In this study the chronic traumatic nightmares of men who had been in combat were found to differ from the lifelong nightmares of veterans with no combat experience in that they tended to occur earlier in the sleep cycle, were more likely to be replicas of actual events, and were more commonly accompanied by gross body movements.
B, van der Kolk +4 more
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Nightmare distress, nightmare frequency, and beliefs about nightmares
2019The diagnosis of a nightmare disorder is based on clinically significant distress caused by the nightmares and, therefore, empirical research should focus on studying factors that affect nightmare distress in addition to nightmare frequency. Overall, 2056 persons (1212 woman, 844 men) completed the online survey.
Schredl, Michael +4 more
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2020
Demons! Nightmares with the Bible views demons through two lenses: that of western religion and that of cinema. Sketching out the long fear of demons in western history, including the Bible, Steve A. Wiggins moves on to analyze how popular movies inform our beliefs about demonic forces.
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Demons! Nightmares with the Bible views demons through two lenses: that of western religion and that of cinema. Sketching out the long fear of demons in western history, including the Bible, Steve A. Wiggins moves on to analyze how popular movies inform our beliefs about demonic forces.
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Acta Neuropsychiatrica, 1996
SummaryNightmares are frightening dreams awakening the dreamer. In psychiatry they are often considered as an indication of psychopathology or even as a feature of schizophrenia. Assumptions are made that nightmares occur more often in psychiatric patients than in the normal population and that they are accompanied by an elevated anxiety level in the ...
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SummaryNightmares are frightening dreams awakening the dreamer. In psychiatry they are often considered as an indication of psychopathology or even as a feature of schizophrenia. Assumptions are made that nightmares occur more often in psychiatric patients than in the normal population and that they are accompanied by an elevated anxiety level in the ...
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Sleep Medicine Clinics
This article presents a comprehensive review of nightmare disorder, covering diagnosis, treatment approaches, guidelines, and considerations. It begins with an introduction, defining the disorder and addressing its prevalence and psychosocial implications.
Victoria R, Garriques +2 more
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This article presents a comprehensive review of nightmare disorder, covering diagnosis, treatment approaches, guidelines, and considerations. It begins with an introduction, defining the disorder and addressing its prevalence and psychosocial implications.
Victoria R, Garriques +2 more
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1969
To the Editor:— My own subsequent researches into the interpretation of the painting lead me to different conclusions. First, although I admit I find few who will readily agree with me, the victim of the nightmare lies not merely on a couch, but on what appears to be at least suggestive of a cadaver, showing fairly typical postmortem lividity.
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To the Editor:— My own subsequent researches into the interpretation of the painting lead me to different conclusions. First, although I admit I find few who will readily agree with me, the victim of the nightmare lies not merely on a couch, but on what appears to be at least suggestive of a cadaver, showing fairly typical postmortem lividity.
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Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1993
To test the conclusion of a recent study that snoring and disturbing dreams are strongly associated, 199 university undergraduates responded to a questionnaire that assessed their level of snoring and the frequency with which they experienced fantastic nightmares.
R A, Hicks, J, Bautista
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To test the conclusion of a recent study that snoring and disturbing dreams are strongly associated, 199 university undergraduates responded to a questionnaire that assessed their level of snoring and the frequency with which they experienced fantastic nightmares.
R A, Hicks, J, Bautista
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