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Using EEG and eye movements during sleep as evidence of dreaming, an experimenter awakened subjects to record their dreams. The next day, a psychiatrist elicited the remembered dreams. Those omitted showed certain significant features, confirming the belief that at some level a person understands his dreams. The male subject forgot the dreams with unconscious homosexual
impulses. The female left out, first, those with unconscious sexual impulses toward the psychiatrist and, later, those with unconscious dependency feelings.