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  • If you extend your hours of sleep then you will increase your chances of dreaming because of the increase of sleep cycles.
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  • Overall we were able to conclude that dreams are not effected by times woken up but rather the amount of hours slept. Based off of the data at least more than 6.5 hours of sleep will result in greater chances of having a dream. 
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  • The data from my group exempts the relation between hours of sleep and the numerical increase of dreams. With this in mind we achieved an understanding that the amount of times woken up had no effect on decline or rise of dreams.
    • ]]>     2019-09-24 14:50:18 UTC https://padlet.com/sareinos/or5x29glklrl/wish/388886865     Question: Does the number of hours slept per night influence whether or not people remember their dreams? sareinos https://padlet.com/sareinos/or5x29glklrl/wish/388895100
  • Yes, by achieving at least 6.5 hours of sleep the chances of having a dream that night are increased.
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