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A directed daydream, at the appropriate time and with the appropriate patient, may be used effectively to resolve resistance to progressive communication and also to access preverbal material. Analysts accustomed to studying night dreams will find that a directed daydream—i.e., a daydream produced at the request of the analyst—can be studied exactly as is a night dream.