ATTEMPTED TO REPLICATE, IN A CROSS-NIGHT DESIGN, THE FINDING THAT EARLY-NIGHT REM-SLEEP DEPRIVATION LEADS TO MORE DREAMLIKE LATE NIGHT REM-SLEEP MENTATION. 8 SS WERE REM DEPRIVED ON NIGHT 1 AND ...PSEUDODEPRIVED ON NIGHT 3, WHILE 8 SS WERE RUN IN THE REVERSE ORDER. REPORTS OF MENTAL CONTENT WERE ELICITED FROM NREM AND REM SLEEP ON NIGHTS 2 AND 4, SS AND "WATCHERS" COMPLETED GOUGH ADJECTIVE CHECK LISTS (ACLS) ON S BEHAVIOR DURING DAYS 2 AND 4. DEPRIVATION PRODUCED NO SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN WAKING BEHAVIOR, NREM OR REM MENTATION, OR IN THE SLEEP CYCLE. FINDINGS ARE DISCUSSED IN TERMS OF DREAM THEORY AND METHODOLOGICAL PROBLEMS OF DEPRIVATION RESEARCH. DEPRIVATION LOWERED DAYTIME ORAL TEMPERATURE, AND ACL RESPONSES PREDICTED PSYCHOLOGICAL COMPENSATION FROM DEPRIVATION. (19 REF.)
Pictorial History of Philosophy R., J. H.; Runes, Dagobert D.; Russell, Bertrand ...
The Journal of Philosophy,
05/1960, Letnik:
57, Številka:
11
Book Review, Journal Article
Book reviews Rosen, Irving M.; Rev. McCall, John R.; Thornton, Edward E. ...
Journal of Religion and Health,
10/1963, Letnik:
3, Številka:
1
Book Review
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