highest number of dream bizarreness per sentence. Incongruity was the only category to support Hobson & McCarley's (1977) findings with 'dream' having the greatest number of bizarre elements (0.217). 'Home daydream' (0.146), 'library daydream' (0.100) and lastly 'diary note' (0.008) followed this. However, when adjacent tests were carried out 'library daydream' and 'diary note' held highest significance with a value of p*0.05. 'Dreams' and 'home daydreams' approached significance. When the binomial 2-tailed test was performed it did not reach significance at the p*0.05 level. However it almost reached significance at p*0.07.Overall, 'dreams' with a total mean of 0.571 (SE=0.041) only had a significantly higher number of total bizarreness per sentence than 'library daydreams' with a mean of 0.537 (SE=0.059) followed by 'diary notes' with a mean of 0.143 (SE=0.027). However, 'home daydream' showed the highest total bizarreness with an overall mean of 0.768 (SE=0.186). Total bizarreness had a value of F(3,216) 8.34 which had a very high significance of p*0.01.Dreams had both the highest number of words per sentence with a mean of 218 (SE=10.54) and the most vivid imagery with a mean of 7.78 (SE=0.17). All categories exhibited some form of statistical significance, however none have fully supported the ASH. All category results may be cited in Table 2.Table 2. Bizarre Incidents per Sentence, Wordcounts and Vividness of Imagery in Dreams (d), Library Daydreams (l), Home Daydreams (h), and Diary Notes (n) from 80 participants.DreamLibraryDay-dreamHomeDay-dreamDiaryNoteF(3,216)DifferentPairs ofMeans 1Scene shift M0.1130.2180.3020.1064.69 *ld SE0.0150.0320.0790.024Entity change M0.0780.0500.1360.0013.87 *ln SE0.0100.0130.0570.001Other discontinuity M0.0640.0840.0690.0123.63 *dn SE0.0080.0220.0250.005Incongruity M0.2170.1000.1460.00812.21 **ln SE0.0260.0310.0490.004Cognitive uncertainty M0.0990.0840.1140.0164.62 *ln SE0.0150....
