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Yashita Chhabra - 22223134 Bio CIA Part A
Yashita Chhabra - 22223134 Bio CIA Part A
(MPS231N)
CIA-1
Submitted by:
Yashita Chhabra (22223134)
Submitted to:
Prof. Hema
Assistant Professor
Submitted on:
8th April, 2023
Day 1:
Bedtime: 12:00 AM
Dreams:
I do not remember my dream completely but I thought about my friends and I slept. Therefore, I
feel that I had a dream about them only. I was sitting in a restaurant and it was my birthday. My
friends who lived far away came there at the restaurant to surprise me. It turned out to be the best
Day 2:
Bedtime: 2:30 AM
Dreams:
I don’t really remember my dream, as I slept taking my medications. I don’t even remember
waking up in the middle of the night to check the time or something. I directly woke up in the
morning at 7 first but I slept again. Then I woke up at 11. Even then I did not remember if I had
Day 3:
Bedtime: 1:30 AM
Dreams:
I remember early in the morning after my alarm went off I had slept again for a brief time and I
had a dream that I was at home sitting in my room. Suddenly, I heard voices from my living
room, I went out running, there were people with guns and knives, and came to ask for money
from my father. As I was the first one running outside they caught me at the gunpoint and started
asking for money. As my dad asked him to leave me because he doesn't have any money on him
right now. The kidnappers told him that he is taking me. The sooner he gets the money, the
sooner he can take me back from them. As they were taking me, I just kept screaming and telling
my parents to save me and in the middle of that dream I woke up with my eyes teary and sweat
on my face.
Day 4:
Date: April 6th, 2023
Bedtime: 1:30 AM
Dreams:
I don't remember having any dreams last night. I don't even remember waking up last night from
my sleep to drink water or anything. I woke up directly in the morning after my alarm rang.
Day 5:
Bedtime: 2:30 AM
Dreams:
I had a dream of missing my exam because of oversleeping. And I remember waking up all
anxious because I thought I had missed my exam of one of the very core papers. But somehow,
My sleep schedule has been a little disturbed as I am not able to sleep at night. But as
soon as I had started taking medications for a cold which induced sleep in me I was sleeping
more than expected and I felt sleepy more than I usually did.
I usually sleep very late at night and wake up early in the morning for college. It
eventually became a habit and I used to survive on a few hours of sleep which wasn’t a problem
anymore for me. My usual bedtime recently is between 12-2 AM and my usual wake up time
during college hours is between 6:30-7 AM. I do get dreams but they are usually quite scary. The
times are very rare, when I have happy dreams and I wake up with a smile on my face. Like the
time when I had a dream where my friends surprised me on my birthday. I woke up with a
smiling face until I realized that I had lost some of those friends.
Even though I have had a few hours of sleep only, it doesn’t really bother me. It feels as if
it’s more than enough hours of sleep for me. Before the medications it took me more than 30
mins to fall asleep but after medications it only took me around 5 mins approximately to fall
asleep. Also, I used to wake up in the middle of the night at least once without medications but
I have noticed, most of the time I have thoughts running in my mind whenever I go to
bed which bothers me a lot. Therefore, it results in me sleeping late even after trying to sleep,
which in turn I guess have bad dreams. I have tried stopping those thoughts but it didn't help
much. Then these days I ask one of my best friends to stay on the call till I fall asleep which
I usually sleep just for 5-6 hours but I guess working on my anxiety issues would make a
much better sleeper. Working on my triggering points which triggers these thoughts would really
help me with my sleep. I recently lost some of my very close people because of some small
instagram, and I happen to see their pictures, it results into those thoughts. So my sleep habits
have drastically changed in a negative way, which I would love to change and work on myself
Dreams have been terrifying for me most of my life. I either get cockroaches or I see
myself getting kidnapped somehow or someone dying in my dream. I have no idea why. They
just come randomly, even without me thinking of the people in it or the actions happening in it.
These dreams come once every 2-3 months. There is no connection between what I do in my
daily life or the daily activities I perform in my routine and these dreams.
As Sigmund Freud suggested in his theory of dreams, wishes are fulfilled in dreams.
Wish fulfillment is Freud's most well-known hypothesis, which holds that when wishes cannot or
will not be granted in our waking life, they are granted in dreams. According to him, even