All about Dreams(1) Everyone sleeps, and everyone dreams, but what exactly is a dream. Scientifically, dreams are basically stories and images thebrain creates while a person sleeps. REM sleep or the Rapid Eye Movement stage of sleep is when the most vivid dreams occur, andthey are easier to remember when a person awakes during this stage of sleep. In addition, during REM sleep, muscles paralysis mayoccur preventing injury while trying to act out the dreams. A person may dream 4 to 6 times each night.(2) The REM stage of sleep is Stage 4 of sleep and it is the very deepest of sleep, and confusion occurs during this stage as well if aperson awakes. Sleepwalking and sleep talking occurs and then a lighter sleep may follow.(3) Besides the REM stage of sleep, dreams may also occur during Stage 3 of sleep, which lasts usually 35 to 45 minutes after aperson falls asleep when the brain waves slow down and decrease. However, during this time a person can easily awake due to aminor disturbance or noise. They may feel disoriented and confused for a few minutes, but this is also the time dreams may occur,sleepwalking or sleep talking or night terrors.(4) Powerful dreams take place during the REM stage and there is often an increase in heart and respiration rates, rhythmsbecome irregular, and last usually longer than other stages, up to an hour. The REM stage usually starts about 90 minutes after aperson falls asleep.(5) There is not a definite reason for why people dream, but scientists believe the dreams are linked to how the brains organizememories and emotions. They may help a person make sense of what happened during their day, or others believe dreams allowthe brain to sort through events of the day storing important stuff and getting rid of junk. Other scientists believe the dreams arerelated to what a person might be worried about or thinking about.(6) Some scientists say they have no purpose. However, dreams can make a person feel scared, happy, sad, or a range of manyother emotions. It is very difficult to have control over dreams. In a study, researchers learned dreams were important to a person'shealth and well-being.(7) During sleep experiments, people were awakened just as they were about to dream during REM sleep and were not permittedto dream. As a result, many experienced increased tension, anxiety, depression, difficulty concentrating, lack of coordination, weightgain, and tendency to hallucinate.(8) There is a wide range of views to what dreams may mean as well. Some experts say dreams have no connection to realthoughts or emotions, and they are simply strange stories that do not relate to normal life. Some say they reflect underlyingthoughts and feelings such as deep desires, fears, and concerns, especially recurring dreams, and ones that are repeated nightafter night.imilr deame ht the meanine hehind them mav be unique to(9) It is important to remember though that many people have similar dreams, but the meaning behind them may be unique toeach person. Experts say not to rely on books or 'dream dictionaries' to interpret specific dreams. The reason for a dream youexperience will be unique to you only.(10) One type of dream, a nightmare, is a bad dream which might be caused by stress, conflict, fear, trauma, emotional problems,medications, or illnesses. Recurring nightmares may be a sign of a problem and special help may be needed. Regardless of howscary a nightmare is, it is not real and most likely will not happen in real life. Question 4Which of the following type of dream is repeated night after night?A a. nightmareB) b. REMc. recurringd. stage 3Question 5Which of the following can a dream do to a person?a. cause them to feel scaredB b. bring happiness© . cause anxietyO d. all the aboveWhich of the following is a had dream which might be caused by stress, conflict, fear, trauma, emotional problems.medications, or ilnessesta. nightmareB recurring& BEMD d. stage 4

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Question 4 Which of the following type of dream is repeated night after night? A a. nightmare B) b. REM c. recurring d. stage 3 Question 5 Which of the following can a dream do to a person? a. cause them to feel scared B b. bring happiness © . cause anxiety O d. all the above Which of the following is a had dream which might be caused by stress, conflict, fear, trauma, emotional problems. medications, or ilnessest a. nightmare B recurring & BEM D d. stage 4

Question 4 Which of the following type of dream is repeated night after night? A a. nightmare B) b. REM c. recurring d. stage 3 Question 5 Which of the following can a dream do to a person? a. cause them to feel scared B b. bring happiness © . cause anxiety O d. all the above Which of the following is a had dream which might be caused by stress, conflict, fear, trauma, emotional problems. medications, or ilnessest a. nightmare B recurring & BEM D d. stage 4

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