More hippocampal and prefrontal involvement in lucid dreamers as consistent with the rehearsal/salience model above, where more coherent/accessible/memory-constrained dreams are also more likely to promote meta-cognitive awareness? https://t.co/a9R5rcwPNj
Frequent lucid dreaming associated with increased functional connectivity between frontopolar cortex and temporoparietal association areas.
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Most discussions seem to accept the findings, with expressions like 'Intriguing' and acknowledgment of the study's significance, indicating moderate support.
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Abstract in brief
- Frequent lucid dreaming is linked to increased functional connectivity between the anterior prefrontal cortex (aPFC) and temporoparietal association areas, which are usually less active during sleep.
- The study found that individuals who experience lucid dreams several times a week show stronger brain communication between these regions, unlike their brain structure, which remains unchanged.
- These findings imply that higher functional connectivity in specific brain networks may enable some people to become aware they are dreaming during sleep.
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Most liked on X and BlueskyFrequent lucid dreaming associated with increased functional connectivity between frontopolar cortex and temporoparietal association areas https://t.co/6BaJM9MpPV
Frequent lucid dreaming associated with increased functional connectivity between frontopolar cortex and temporoparietal association areas:https://t.co/MD8CPTEsMx
Frequent lucid dreaming associated with increased functional connectivity between frontopolar cortex and temporoparietal association areas | Scientific Reports Intriguing. https://t.co/qdwilg8mnx
Also, Frequent #lucid_dreaming associated with increased functional connectivity between frontopolar cortex and temporoparietal association areas. I guess, Adding #VitaminB complex might help.
Baird, B., Castelnovo, A., Gosseries, O. et al. Frequent lucid dreaming associated with increased functional connectivity between frontopolar cortex and temporoparietal association areas. Sci Rep 8, 17798 (2018).
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Frequent lucid dreaming associated with increased functional connectivity between frontopolar cortex and temporoparietal association areas:https://t.co/MD8CPTEsMx
Baird, B., Castelnovo, A., Gosseries, O. et al. Frequent lucid dreaming associated with increased functional connectivity between frontopolar cortex and temporoparietal association areas. Sci Rep 8, 17798 (2018).
Frequent lucid dreaming associated with increased functional connectivity between frontopolar cortex and temporoparietal association areas | Scientific Reports Intriguing. https://t.co/qdwilg8mnx
Frequent lucid dreaming associated with increased functional connectivity between frontopolar cortex and temporoparietal association areas https://t.co/6BaJM9MpPV
Also, Frequent #lucid_dreaming associated with increased functional connectivity between frontopolar cortex and temporoparietal association areas. I guess, Adding #VitaminB complex might help.
More hippocampal and prefrontal involvement in lucid dreamers as consistent with the rehearsal/salience model above, where more coherent/accessible/memory-constrained dreams are also more likely to promote meta-cognitive awareness? https://t.co/a9R5rcwPNj
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