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The Biochemical Aspects of Rapid Eye Movement Sleep. Arnold J. and Mary P. Mandell. Pp. 391-401.
Dream Patterns in Narcoleptic and Hydroencephalic Patients. Chester M. Pierce; James L. Mathis; and J. T. Jabbour. Pp. 402-404.
Recent Studies of the Biological Role of Rapid Eye Movement Sleep. William C. Dement. Pp. 404-408.
Depression: Dreams and Defenses. Milton Kramer; Roy N. Whitman; Bill Baldridge; and Leonard Lanksy. Pp. 411-419.
Dreaming Sleep in Autistic and Schizophrenic Children. Edward M. Ornitz; Edward R. Ritvo; and Richard D. Walter. Pp. 419-424.
These six papers bring up to date the current information on investigation of dream activity through the use of the electroencephalograph. Together with the discussion of two of the papers, one by Walter Bonine, the section is an excellent over-all review of the subject.