When Brains Dream: Understanding The Science And Mystery Of Our Dreaming Minds Robert Stickgold Ww Norton Co Αγγλικά Βιβλία Health Family & Life Style

Questions On The Origins And Meaning Of Dreams Are As Old Humankind Confounding Exciting Today When Nineteenth-Century Scientists First Attempted To Unravel Them Why Do We Dream? Hold Psychological Or They Merely Reflection Random Brain Activity? What Purpose Serve? Brains Dream Addresses These Core About While Illuminating Most Up-To-Date Science In Field Written By Two World-Renowned Sleep Researchers It Debunks Common Myths—That Only Rem For Example—While Acknowledging Mysteries That Persist Around Both Experience Dreaming Antonio Zadra Robert Stickgold Bring Together State-Of-The-Art Neuroscientific Ideas Findings Propose A New Innovative Model Function Called Nextup—Network Exploration Understand Possibilities Detailing This Model’s Workings Help Readers Key Features Several Types From Prophetic Nightmares Lucid Reveals Recent Discoveries Sleeping Many Ways Which Psychologically Neurologically Meaningful Experiences Explores Host Dream-Related Disorders Explains How Can Facilitate Creativity Be Source Personal Insight Making An Eloquent Engaging Case Human Needs Offers Compelling Answers Age-Old Σελίδες: 336 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0413 Διαστάσεις: 14X14Cm