… (Antrobus, 1977; Malinowski & Horton, 2015; Ullman, 1969), … sleep and emotional memory
processing and differences in … sleep) were considered, so as to exclude any potential effect …

… new learning, suggesting that dreams reflect memory processing during sleep. It remains to
be … reflected in our dreams; and if so, what is the functional significance of these thoughts? …

… We define hyperassociativity (or hyperassociation) as … emotion, or memory (see Horton,
2017; Horton & Malinowski, 2015). … animated the fragmentation of autobiographical memory and …

… the simplest activities (Hobson 2002; Rosen 2015). Because … Conversely, theories of cognition
have important implications for … reduced access to autobiographical memories, forgetting …

… In this model, autobiographical memory (AM) experiences are … This may cause a ‘floor effect’
which means independent … during sleep in dreams, and dream metaphor, hyperassociativity…

… about autobiographical memory specificity and sleep functioning … the significance of controlling
sleep quality in the development of … Although sleep and dreams have been shown to be …

… dream-lag effect has been shown to be specific to REM sleep and we … effect holds for REM
dreams, but not for N2 dreams. No dream-lag … Dream reports and autobiographical memory …

… When we do recall dreams that have elements of a task previously learned, the … movement
(REM) dreaming, and reduced in NREM dreaming. No longer is the brain presented with a …

… happens in our minds when we sleep. It looks at the role that … and friend, Caroline Horton,
for steering me along in my … 3 See https://oneirology.co.uk/the-dream-rebound-effect/. 4 If …

… memory reactivation during sleep shows that “as observed for memory reactivations, dreams
… Functional neuroimaging of autobiographical memory. Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 11(5), …