What is the purpose of determining when dreaming occurs?
Dement & Kleitman

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To study the relationship between dreaming and physiological variables
Answer explanation
Determining when dreaming occurs helps researchers study the relationship between dreaming and physiological variables, such as brain activity and sleep stages, providing insights into the nature of dreams.
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How did Aserinsky and Kleitman determine the relationship between eye movements and dream recall?
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By awakening subjects during periods of rapid eye movements
Answer explanation
Aserinsky and Kleitman determined the relationship by awakening subjects during periods of rapid eye movements, which allowed them to correlate these movements with dream recall, confirming that REM sleep is associated with vivid dreams.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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What did the study find about the occurrence of rapid eye movements (REM) during sleep?
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REM periods occurred regularly throughout the night
Answer explanation
The study found that REM periods occurred regularly throughout the night, indicating a consistent pattern of REM sleep rather than being limited to specific times or conditions.
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What was the relationship between eye movements and dream recall?
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Dream recall was high when subjects were awakened during REM periods.
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Research shows that dream recall is significantly higher when subjects are awakened during REM sleep, as this is when most vivid dreaming occurs. Thus, the correct answer is that dream recall was high when subjects were awakened during REM periods.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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How did the length of REM periods relate to the subjective duration of dreams?
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There was a positive correlation between REM period length and dream duration
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Research indicates a positive correlation between the length of REM periods and the subjective duration of dreams, meaning longer REM periods are associated with longer perceived dream durations.
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What did the eye movement patterns during dreaming represent?
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The visual experience of dreaming
Answer explanation
The eye movement patterns during dreaming reflect the visual experience of dreaming, indicating that the brain is actively processing images and scenarios, similar to visual perception while awake.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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How did the eye movement patterns during dreaming compare to eye movements observed while awake?
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Eye movements during dreaming were similar to eye movements while observing close-up activity.
Answer explanation
Eye movements during dreaming resemble those observed while observing close-up activity, indicating that the brain processes visual information similarly in both states.
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