Impact of REM sleep on distortions of self-concept, mood and memory in depressed/anxious participants

Keyphrases

• REM Sleep 100%
• Self-concept 100%
• Self-reported Memory 100%
• Self-appraisal 30%
• Anxious Depression 20%
• Sleep&Dream 20%
• Aggression 10%
• College Students 10%
• Negative Emotions 10%
• Healthy Participants 10%
• Cognitive Dysfunction 10%
• Convenience Sampling 10%
• Memory Processing 10%
• Habituation 10%
• Clinical Interview 10%
• Memory Recall 10%
• Cognitive Distortions 10%
• Negative-self 10%
• Clinical Population 10%
• Circadian Effect 10%
• Victimization Rates 10%
• Dream Content 10%
• Healthy College Students 10%
• Mood Scale 10%
• Negative Memory 10%
• Sleep Lab 10%

Psychology

• Mood 100%
• REM Sleep 100%
• Non-Rapid Eye Movement Sleep 66%
• College Students 33%
• Self-Appraisal 33%
• Negative Emotion 16%
• Clinical Interview 16%
• Habituation 16%
• Negative Self-Appraisal 16%

Neuroscience

• Rapid Eye Movement Sleep 100%
• Non-Rapid Eye Movement Sleep 66%
• Mixed Anxiety and Depression 33%
• Cognitive Disorders 16%
• Habituation 16%
• Unpleasant Dream 16%