H-Profiles of Male and Female Dreamers During COVID-19
Figure 1: Here, we demonstrate h-profiles of dream content during COVID-19, stratified by biological sex (ie. male or female), with h-scores indicated. Left: Dreams experienced by males (n=20) during COVID-19 were significantly less likely to experience bodily harm by misfortune (h= -1.14, p= .003**).Right: Dreams experienced by females (n=51) during COVID-19 were significantly more likely to be aggressive rather than friendly (h= +.45, p= .008**), were more likely to be the recipients of said aggressive interactions (h= -.51, p= .015*), were more likely to experience physical aggression rather than verbal (h= +.64, p= .001**), and lastly, were more likely to be negative predicaments (h= +.56, p= .000**). * significant at the .05 level, ** significant at the .01 level.
Figure 1: Here, we demonstrate h-profiles of dream content during COVID-19, stratified by biological sex (ie. male or female), with h-scores indicated. Left: Dreams experienced by males (n=20) during COVID-19 were significantly less likely to experience bodily harm by misfortune (h= -1.14, p= .003**). Right: Dreams experienced by females (n=51) during COVID-19 were significantly more likely to be aggressive rather than friendly (h= +.45, p= .008**), were more likely to be the recipients of said aggressive interactions (h= -.51, p= .015*), were more likely to experience physical aggression rather than verbal (h= +.64, p= .001**), and lastly, were more likely to be negative predicaments (h= +.56, p= .000**). * significant at the .05 level, ** significant at the .01 level.