Comparison between dream reporters and low reporters as measured by the MMPI

Authors
  • David L. Redfering

    The University of West Florida

  • Jack Keller

    The University of West Florida

Keywords:
frequency of dreaming, personality differences, Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory
Abstract

The personality differences between 75 reporters of frequent dream recall and 111 low reporters were compared by the MMPI. Although there were no significant personality differences between the 2 groups, the trends were toward dream recallers tending to be more restless and nervous, more withdrawing, and more inclined to engage in manic activity.

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1974-08-01
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