PPT-Dreams, Dreaming and the Subconscious

The schism VIENNA vs MIT amp CAMBRIDGE What is the Mind Make some notes share with your neighbors Do minds have parts If so how would you describe them. States of Consciousness. Textbook Chapter . 4. What is Consciousness?. Our awareness . of ourselves and our environment . Includes various cognitive processes, such as sleeping, dreaming, concentrating, and decision making!. relation. of . eye. . movements. . during. . sleep. . to. . dream. . activity. : . An. . objective. . method. . for. . the. . study. of . dreaming. .. Dement. & . Kleitman. (1957). . Desiree French and Amber Copeland. Intro. To Dreams . On average, we spend about one third of our lives sleeping. During a portion of that time, we are also dreaming. While asleep, we can gain rest and refreshment from our day. Essentially, dreams are our method of relaxing and letting our minds drift away into a distant world. While dreaming, we can interact with various people, places or things.. McCarley. Issue. Freud’s theory. Hobson . & . McCarley’s. theory. Methodology. What methods. or types of tests are used to gather data?. Objectivity. Is the theory subjective or objective? Do the researchers views affect the. States of Consciousness. Textbook Chapter . 4. What is Consciousness?. Our awareness . of ourselves and our environment . Includes various cognitive processes, such as sleeping, dreaming, concentrating, and decision making!. Dreams . and . nightmares . Fifth grade. Lesson Overview. Dreams and nightmares are subconscious. Some are realistic and some are metaphorical.. . The concepts of dreams and nightmares will be presented through the students artwork. The students will be able to interpret their peers artwork during the gallery walk. . By: Taylor, Zayne & Carla. Introduction. Things We Will Cover. What are dreams, and what types are there. Medications. Sleep disorders/illnesses. Sleep stages. Things that affect sleep. What are dreams? . Jayne . Gackenbach. Athabasca . University. 2010 Canadian Game Studies Association. Montreal, Quebec. gackenbachj@macewan.ca. Slides available on . www.slideshare.com. . Why are dreams important?. S.m.a.r.t. Goals. By Andrew Ajoku. What’s the Difference?. Dreams. Goals. Dreams are imaginary. Dreaming just takes an imagination, you can do it in your sleep. Dreaming is Free. Dreams inspire you. LUCID DREAMING IS WHERE THE DREAMER IS AWARE AND INCONTROL OF HIS/HER DREAM. LUCID DREAMING IS A VERY RARE OCCURANCE, SOME PEOPLE ONLY HAVE 1 LUCID DREAM IN THEIR WHOLE LIFE.. BEING ABLE TO CHANGE DREAMS CAN HAVE A HUGE IMPACT ON YOUR GOALS IN LIFE.. By Mitchell Simpson. Dreams are a whole new world within our subconscious. The vast majority of people don’t know how to efficiently visit this world.. We can dream up to roughly an hour and half and have 28 to . by understanding dreams. Aurora J. Miller, Researcher. ORIGIN. Heuristic evaluation has suggested that VR space feels very similar to dream space. Is it possible that our brains process input the same way in both situations, and in fact can’t tell them apart? . 1. Psychoanalytic: . problem solving and psychological adjustment in “safe” unconscious state. 2. Biological: . repair of neurons through increased levels of protein synthesis. 3. Cognitive: . information processing, and the consolidation of memories. Navild Acosta & Fannie Sosa Lucid dreams hover where reality transcends into dreams. A lucid dream is when sleepers are aware of their dreams. There’s still a lot to learn about lucid dreaming, but