Umysł podczas snu z perspektywy funkcjonalnego neuroobrazowania

Piotr Markiewicz

doi:10.31648/hip.879

Published: 2018-09-131

No. 16 (2010)

Mind during Sleep from Functional Neuroimaging Pespective

Piotr Markiewicz

Humanities and Natural Sciences

Section: Articles

https://doi.org/10.31648/hip.879

Abstract

The aim of this article is a critical analysis of selected neuroimaging data about sleep in the context of specificity of dreaming mind. The combination of hemodynamic, magnetic, phenomenological, and cognitive data allows the distinction of four specific types of mind during sleep. Thanks to this overall vision of the brain/mind in sleep, typically confined to the distinction NREM/REM sleep, is more adequate. In addition, cognitive interpretation of neuroimaging data allows to determine the possible adaptive functions of the sleeping mind.

Keywords:

mind, sleep, mental sleep activity, functional neuroimaging

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