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- 5. was there any communication between experimenter and participant?
- 7. _______ variable: whether the participant was woken from REM or nREM sleep
- 8. the task was limited to a choice between 5 and 15 minutes which raised validity by reducing ____ variables such as differences in the ability to recall dreams.
- 10. which side of the nature vs. nurture debate does this study support?
- 13. participants were woken up by a ______
- 16. second aim: duration and the number of words in the narrative were _______ correlated
- 18. third aim: research method
- 20. number of male participants
- 21. second aim: research method
- 22. participant described the content of the dream into a ______
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- 1. when did participants enter the laboratory?
- 2. second aim: participants were woken after either 5 or _______ minutes in REM sleep
- 3. a stage of sleep: _____ eye movement
- 4. third aim: _____ eye movement: dream where a man was climbing up a series of ladders looking up and down as he climbed
- 6. Aserinsky and Kleitman (1955) used this explore the relationship between sleep and dreaming
- 9. third aim: comparison EEG records from awake participants, ______ naive ones and five of the experimental sample
- 11. how many types of data did the study collect? one/two?
- 12. first aim: _____% of awakenings from nREM did not produce dream recall
- 14. first aim: experimental design
- 15. uninterrupted dream stages were typically longer ______ in the night
- 17. aim: are eye movement _____ related to dream content
- 19. detects activity in the muscles moving the eyes