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Same here. Two anecdotes...now we have data right?
Thirded! Now we can write a paper about it!
When an alarm wakes me up I usually don't remember as many dreams. It's easier to remember more if I wake up naturally.
Likewise.
Fourthed.
Fifthed (sixthed?).
How many anecdotes does it take to get under p=.05 again?
Does anybody specifically recall the opposite case?
Yes, completely the opposite here. I also find remembering dreams and inducing lucid dreams very easy, if I want to. Combine the two, and with the help of an alarm every 5-8 minutes, I can spend hours in a lucid dream state with full recall (with very quick interruptions of awakening in between, of course).
As stated, that's not the opposite. When an alarm wakes me I almost always remember at least my last dream, so by hitting the snooze button over the course of hours I can remember everything more reliably than if I woke up once naturally.
The first time the alarm goes off, are you more, equally, or less likely to remember multiple previous dreams?
There's no difference for me between between any of the alarms. I remember multiple dreams on the first alarm. I don't tend to remember dreams when I wake up naturally because it takes me longer to get my attention together, so the dreams fade before I make the effort to remember them.