Key Concepts in Dream Research: Cognition and Consciousness Are Inherently Linked, but Do No Not Control “Control” von Horton, Caroline L.

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Consciousness across Sleep and Wake: Discontinuity and Continuity of Memory Experiences As a Reflection of Consolidation Processes von Horton, Caroline L

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Autobiographical memory and hyperassociativity in the dreaming brain: implications for memory consolidation in sleep von Horton, Caroline L, Malinowski, Josie E

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Editorial: Cognition During Sleep: Hyperassociativity, Associativity and New Connections von Horton, Caroline L, Llewellyn, Sue

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Enhancing and advancing the understanding and study of dreaming and memory consolidation: Reflections, challenges, theoretical clarity, and methodological considerations von Bloxham, Anthony, Horton, Caroline L.

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Evidence for the Preferential Incorporation of Emotional Waking-Life Experiences Into Dreams von Malinowski, Josie, Horton, Caroline L

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Metaphor and hyperassociativity: the imagination mechanisms behind emotion assimilation in sleep and dreaming von Malinowski, Josie E, Horton, Caroline L

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Memory sources of dreams: the incorporation of autobiographical rather than episodic experiences von Malinowski, Josie E., Horton, Caroline L.

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The British Sleep Society position statement on Daylight Saving Time in the UK von Crawford, Megan R, Winnebeck, Eva C, von Schantz, Malcolm, Gardani, Maria, Miller, Michelle A, Revell, Victoria, Hare, Alanna, Horton, Caroline L, Durrant, Simon, Steier, Joerg

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Experiencing "Continuity": A Qualitative Investigation of Waking Life in Dreams von Malinowski, Josie, Fylan, Fiona, Horton, Caroline L

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A commentary on Blagrove et al.’s dream-lag replication: Implications for memory sources von Horton, Caroline L.

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The Effect of Time of Night on Wake-Dream Continuity von Malinowski, Josie E., Horton, Caroline L.

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Rehearsal of dreams and waking events similarly improves the quality but not the quantity of autobiographical recall von Horton, Caroline L.

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The self and dreams during a period of transition von Horton, Caroline L., Moulin, Christopher J.A., Conway, Martin A.

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The Memory Experiences and Dreams Questionnaire (MED-Q): A Validated Measure of Dream Remembering von Horton, Caroline L., Conway, Martin A.

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Metaphor and hyperassociativity: the imagination mechanisms behind emotion assimilation in sleep and dreaming von Malinowski, J, Horton, Caroline L

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Autobiographical memory and hyperassociativity in the dreaming brain: implications for memory consolidation in sleep von Horton, Caroline L, Malinowski, J

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Correlates of Dream Recall: Implications for Confabulation von Horton, Caroline L.

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Correlates of Dream Recall: Implications for Confabulation von Horton, Caroline L

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The effect of time of night on wake–dream continuity von Malinowski, J, Horton, Caroline L

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