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"Unmet psychological needs"

"Unmet psychological needs"

Some reaseachers believe that recurrent nightmares stem from unmet psychological needs, such as autonomy, compentence, and relatedness.

  • These unmet needs can lead to recurring dreams, and in some cases. curring nightmares as an effort at processing and integrating these experierences

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