Child, I. L. (1985). Psychology and anomalous observations: The question of ESP in dreams. American Psychologist, 40, 219-1239.
For a skeptical viewpoint see:
Hyman, R. (1987). Maimonides Dream-Telepathy Experiments. Skeptical Inquirer, 11, 91-92
Miguel
At 03:15 PM 3/29/2003 -0500, you wrote:
Jessey Bernstein wrote:
> A question from an intro psych student to my TA:
>
> "I had a question concerning the chapter on consciousness. How do
> psychologists explain the phenomenon of deja vu with regards to dreams? ...
> For me personally, I've dreamt about [something] the night before, and it
> happened the next day. "
>
> Anyone have any answers?
Coincidence. Otherwsie known as:
> false correlation based on inaccurate memory may be at work here
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