In Class 1-26

Question 0

Example of ancient approach

Answer 0

Native americans- if you dream something good is going to happen youdon’t talk about it. If you dream something bad is going to happen you make t happen.

Question 1

Ancient approach

Answer 1

• dreams come from external sources
• dreams are real events
• dreams are profetic
• dreams contain good or bad messages

Question 2

Freuds psychoanalytical approach to dreaming

Answer 2

Dreams are psycologucaly motivated symboliclly discused representations of repressed thoughts or unconscious desires

Question 3

Frued characteristics of dreams

Answer 3

• visual images and speech
• thought in inmediate situations
• manifest content (dream content) and latent content (what it all means)

Question 4

Frued how dreams are produced

Answer 4

1. Production of Latent dream thoughts (unconscience)
2. Dream works- visual representation, displacemnt, secondary revision
3. Psychic censor
   ( penis)

Question 5

Stages of sleep

Answer 5

Awake (beta), drowsy (alpha), stage 1 (theta), stage 2 (theta with sleep spendals), stage 3&4 (progressively more delta waves), REM
1,2,3,4, 3,2,1 REM

Question 6

Epyphanominon

Answer 6

Dreams are a by product of REM

Question 7

Hobson and McCarley’s activation

Answer 7

Dreams are completly random.

Question 8

David Floulke’s cognitive theory of dreams

Answer 8

Brain make sense of brain firing

Question 9

David Foulke’s dream charactoristics

Answer 9

1. Dreams are involuntary mental events
2. Te source of dreams lie on what we know
3. Dreams draw on dissociated elements of memory and knowledge they’re creative