Dement & Kleitman

From the study by Dement and Kleitman (sleep and dreams): Name the technique used to measure eye movement.

Outline one of the dreams reported when vertical eye movement was recorded.

Which of the following is not true about the procedure of the study?

• They then went to bed in a quiet (dark) room

• The EEG was run continuously through the night (at speeds of 3cm

  per sec);

• At various times during the night, participants were woken up via a doorbell;

• They recorded their dreams into a tape recorder;

• They were sometimes asked questions by the experimenter.

______(a participant) is special because he/she could not remember his/her dreams well.

A deception was applied to one of the participant called ____________

Which one of the following is not true about REM stage.

• We often experience vivid (bizarre) thoughts in the form of dreams and our brains are active.

• Absence of dreaming in REM was more common early in the night

• REM sleep is also known as paralysed sleep

• When woken from REM sleep, participants generally did not dream until the next REM phase.

Participants were identified by their initials. This was an example of _____________(ethical guideline)

There was a significant positive correlation between _____ duration and number of words in dream narrative

State how Dement and Kleitman chose whether to wake a participant

after 5 minutes or after 15 minutes of REM sleep.