SOME PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL FEATURES OF HUMAN SLEEP.
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Biomedical subjects
I OSWALD
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THE EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF SLEEP.
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AMPHETAMINE AND PHENMETRAZINE ADDICTION. PHYSIOLOGICAL ABNORMALITIES IN THE ABSTINENCE SYNDROME.
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Amobarbital↗
Melancholia and barbiturates: a controlled EEG, body and eye movement study of sleep.
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Eye movements during active and passive dreams.
Independent confirmation is offered that the amount of rapid eye movement during dreaming is associated with the dream content.
Dreams↗
Induction of illusory and hallucinatory voices with considerations of behaviour therapy.
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Behavior Therapy↗
Effects of sleep deprivation on behaviour, subsequent sleep, and dreaming.
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Sleep mechanisms: recent advances.
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On the origin of the EEG alpha rhythm.
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Alpha Rhythm↗
Falling asleep open-eyed during intense rhythmic stimulation.
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Discriminative responses to stimulation during human sleep.
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Electroencephalography↗
Sudden bodily jerks on falling asleep.
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Experimental studies of rhythm, anxiety and cerebral vigilance.
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Anxiety↗
Deliberate re-hypnotization after the patient's refusal.
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Humans↗
Deprivation of parents during childhood, its frequency in some contemporary young service men.
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Humans↗