Sleep patterns influence dreams

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Why do only some of us remember our dreams? Science has the answer

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Researchers at IMT School for Advanced Studies Lucca conducted a study involving over 200 participants aged 18 to 70 .

The study found significant differences in how often people remembered their dreams.

Some individuals woke up with clear memories, while others reported “white dreams” The researchers came to a few conclusions about what drives dream recollection.

Those who hold a more positive view of dreams, or even daydream frequently, seem to have less issue recalling them.

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