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2021 Sports Dreams Survey
4588 PARTICIPANTS
SUMMARY:A survey of 4,588 American adults from Oct. 15-21, 2021, conducted by YouGov on behalf of the SDDb, answering questions about their sleep and dreams in relation to their interest and participation in various kinds of sports.
SUMMARY:A survey of 4,947 American adults from June 15-19, 2020, conducted by YouGov on behalf of the SDDb, answering questions about their sleep and dreams in relation to their political views towards the Black Lives Matter movement.
SUMMARY:A survey of 5,029 American Adults from October 21-29, 2020, conducted by YouGov on behalf of the SDDb, answering questions about their sleep and dreams in relation to politics, movies, and the 2020 elections.
SUMMARY:A survey of 3031 American adults, from May 5-7, 2020, answering questions about changes in dream emotions, impact from the Coronavirus, and U.S. Presidential approval.
SUMMARY:A survey of 2477 American adults, from April 1-3, 2020, answering questions about changes in dream recall frequency, impact from the Coronavirus, and U.S. Presidential approval.
SUMMARY:A survey of 4,776 American adults, including 1,040 participants between the ages of 18 and 34, answering questions about religion, politics, and various types of dreams (being chased, lucid, predictive, spiritual, romantic, being in a video game).
SUMMARY:A survey of 1002 American adults, including 334 whites, 334 blacks, and 334 hispanics, answering questions about dream recall, dream sharing, and lucid dreaming.
SUMMARY:Results from a survey of 2303 American adult participants answering questions about dream recall, visitation dreams, lucid dreams, and predictive dreams.
SUMMARY:Dream report and other data from 2252 American adults responding to an online survey in August 2012, conducted on Kelly Bulkeley's behalf by Harris Interactive. This survey includes narrative reports of work dreams, visitation dreams, and lucid dreams.
SUMMARY:Dream reports and other data from 2045 American adults responding to an online survey in January 2011, conducted on Kelly Bulkeley's behalf by Harris Interactive. The survey included several demographic questions, plus one about dreams (Q1005): "We are interested in hearing the story of an especially memorable dream you had, from any time in your life. Please try to recall as many details as possible, including the setting, characters, colors, actions, and any feelings or thoughts you had in the dream."
SUMMARY:Dream reports and other data from 1200 Americans between the ages of 8 and 18 responding to an online survey in May 2011, conducted on Kelly Bulkeley's behalf by Harris Interactive. The standard "YouthQuery" survey includes questions about gender, age, race/ethnicity, current grade in school, school location (e.g., urban, suburban, rural), and school type (e.g., public, parochial). I added the following question (Q1005): "We are interested in hearing about a dream that you had and remember a lot about. Please try to tell us everything you remember about the dream, including where you were, who else was there, what happened, how you felt, what you were thinking during the dream and how it ended. Please also tell us about how old you were when you had the dream."
SUMMARY:Dream reports and other demographic data from 2992 American adults responding to an online survey in May 2010, conducted on Kelly Bulkeley's behalf by Zogby Interactive. (More about this survey can be found in the note at the end of the Research page.).)
SUMMARY:Typical dreams answers plus other demographic data from 705 American adults responding to a telephone interview in 2007, conducted on Kelly Bulkeley's behalf by Greenberg, Quinlan, & Rosner. No dream reports were gathered in this survey, so the word search function will not work here.