Dream Content Report Form
	Your Oneironaut ID code links your data from different experiments and reports. It is designed to be unique, but not requiring you to remember yet another ID or PIN. It is a string of 9 letters and digits: M or F (Male/Female), followed by 6 digits indicating your date of birth (mmddyy), and ending with the 2 initials of your First and Last names (FL). So for example, if your name were Lucy Dreamer and you were born on July 14, 1984, your ID would be F071484LD; for John Smith, born December 25, 1948, the ID would be M122548JS. * 1. Oneironaut ID   [Stanford Sleep and Dreams Students: If you wish to receive credit for participation, please take care to enter your full name. Examples: Lucy Rever, John Q Private] * 2. Name   * 3. Email Address   * 4. Age   * 5. Gender M  F    Please add the date and time you had the dream, and the date and time you recorded it in the appropriate field below. (E.g., July 2, 2am; 28aug05, 10am or e.g., 28aug05 6am; 9am) For Other reports, also give the experience an appropriate label. * 6. Type of dream Most Recent Non-Lucid Dream    Other Non-Lucid Dream    Most Recent LUCID Dream    Other LUCID Dream    Next Non-Lucid Dream    Other Experience    Next LUCID Dream      Please describe the dream exactly and as fully as you can remember it. Your report should contain, whenever possible, a description of the setting of the dream, whether it was familiar to you or not; a description of the people, their gender, age and relationship to you; and a description of any animals that appeared in the dream. Describe your feelings during the dream and whether it was pleasant or unpleasant. Be sure to tell exactly what happened during the dream to you and the other characters. For lucid dreams, be sure to indicate when you became lucid, and if possible how you knew you were dreaming. Reports should be between 50-500 words each. * 7. Dream Report   How well were you able to recall this experience? * 8. Recall 0 - Not at all  1 - Almost none, just a fragment (image, thought, or feeling)  2 - A moderate amount (recall of major events, sequence, emotions, and cognition)  3 - Almost all of it (very detailed recollection, but not quite everything)  4 - All of it (feeling that full details are available, likely more than reported)
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