The Interwoven Sources of Dreams
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A more detailed description of cognitive psychology goes far beyond the scope of this book.
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There have been attempts to carry out scientific studies, including statistical analyses, of possible extrasensory phenomena during dreams, but the results obtained have been either negative or controversial. The opinion of the author of this book is that these phenomena have not been proved. Certainly, they may exist, but the frequent claims of recognizing events of this kind in dreams are generally far-fetched.
Correctly, Van de Castle recognizes the validity of the hypothesis of an associative reasoning not implying extrasensory elements. The study of the incorporation of external stimuli is certainly interesting, provided that the many serious methodological issues are taken into account. On the other hand, we feel that the conclusion of Cavallero and Cicogna is important: Other possible dream sources outside the mind of the dreamer: Subliminal stimuli An interesting suggestion of a particular kind of dream sources, subliminal stimuli, was advanced by Fiss The Role of Sisters in Women's Development Mental thought has often neglected or minimized the position of siblings in improvement, focusing as an alternative on parent-child attachment relationships.
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