AUTHOR(S): Spanos, Nicholas P. Stam, Henderikus J. Radtke, H. Lorraine. Nightingale, Mary E.
AFFILIATION: Carleton U, Ottawa, Canada
TITLE: Absorption in imaginings, sex-role orientation, and the recall of dreams by males and females.
SOURCE: Journal of Personality Assessment 1980 Jun Vol 44(3) 277-282
ISSN: 00223891
ABSTRACT: Correlated questionnaire measures of dream recall frequency, number of sensory qualities in dreams, and emotion in dreams with several imaginal ability and personality variables in 48 male and 42 female undergraduates. Ss completed the Harv
MAJOR SUBJECTS: DREAM RECALL. IMAGINATION. PERSONALITY TRAITS. EMOTIONS. DREAMING. DREAM CONTENT. SEX ROLES. HUMAN SEX DIFFERENCES.
IDENTIFIERS: imaginal ability & personality variables & sex role orientation, dream recall frequency & sensory qualities & emotions in dreams, male vs female college students.
CLASS CODE: 3120.2380.
PUBLICATN TYPE: Journal Article
LANGUAGE: English
PA ISSUE: V64 N 3 1980
PA ABSTRACT #: 5692
AUTHOR(S): Robbins, Paul R. Tanck, Roland H.
AFFILIATION: Private practice, Silver Spring, MD
TITLE: Sexual gratification and sexual symbolism in dreams: Some support for Freud's theory.
SOURCE: Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic 1980 Jan Vol 44(1) 49-58
ISSN: 00259284
ABSTRACT: Predicted that (a) persons with relatively high levels of sexual gratification would exhibit less sexual symbolism in their dreams than those with relatively low levels; and (b) a positive relationship would be found between anxiety and use
MAJOR SUBJECTS: PSYCHOSEXUAL BEHAVIOR. HUMAN SEX DIFFERENCES. SYMBOLISM. DREAM ANALYSIS. DREAM CONTENT. PSYCHOANALYTIC THEORY.
IDENTIFIERS: level of sexual gratification, sexual symbolism in dreams, male vs female college students, implications for Freud's theory.
