Freud believed that the latent content in a dream referred to the dream's underlying yet censored meaning. Sigmund Freud was a neurologist.
No. Secondary elaboration refers to adding to the details of the manifest dream, that is "elaborating" on that dream when awake and remembering the dream. The dreamer's conscious mind might attempt to fill in the gaps of the remembered dream, or add subtle interpretations that were not evident in the actual dream. For example, when remembering a dream of an older man in a uniform sitting on a sidewalk, the dreamer might describe "a homeless veteran." That is secondary elaboration. Freud believed that secondary elaboration could distort or disguise the true latent meaning of the dream.
The fulfillment of a repressed infantile wish.
I/you/we/they dream. He/she/it dreams. The present participle is dreaming.
An interesting question and one that has been debated since the 1950s. Personally, no I dream in color and everyone I have asked claims to dream in color as well but you can follow the related link to read both sides of the debate. Women dream in color and men dream in black and white. If ask one, a man will most likely say they dream in color because it is difficult to notice.
Dreaming is the present participle of dream. The past tense of dream is dreamt or dreamed.
According to Sigmund Freud's dream theory, the latent content is the underlying, true meaning of the dream that the manifest content (the images experienced in the dream) symbolize and point toward. For example, the dreamer might be standing naked in front of a crowded courtroom. That is the manifest content. When interpreted, the underlying meaning is that the dreamer feels exposed, as if every fault and imperfection is being judged and condemned. That is the latent content of the dream.
The question refers to Freud's theory of dreams. The manifest content is the surface or visible meaning while the latent content would be the secret or hidden meaning. For example, in a dream about threading a needle, the manifest content would be sewing, perhaps reflecting the dreamer's work as a tailor. The latent content (particularly for Freud) would be a sexual urge with the thread and eye of the needle representing male and female sex organs.
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No. Secondary elaboration refers to adding to the details of the manifest dream, that is "elaborating" on that dream when awake and remembering the dream. The dreamer's conscious mind might attempt to fill in the gaps of the remembered dream, or add subtle interpretations that were not evident in the actual dream. For example, when remembering a dream of an older man in a uniform sitting on a sidewalk, the dreamer might describe "a homeless veteran." That is secondary elaboration. Freud believed that secondary elaboration could distort or disguise the true latent meaning of the dream.
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Manifest and Latent. The manifest part of a dream is the actual dream itself (what a person remembers happening in the dream), and the latent part of the dream is its underlying meaning. Freud believed that dreams were an important source of information that could explain what was going on in someone's mind.
Manifest content
That depends on the severity and how often you dream them. In this case the dead fishes would be known as Latent Dream Content or the things we don't understand about a dream that often have some deeper meaning. The mob used dead fish to convey the sense that someone was about to be killed and thrown into the ocean hence the saying "Sleeping with the fishes". Your dreams probably mean nothing serious...unless of course you disrespected the mob in some way.
The dream refers quite dramatically to something filthy that needs to be gotten rid of from your life. The cat refers to someone or something that is messing up your life and should not be tolerated.
The question probably refers to "lucid dreaming."
It only means that you forgot the content of the dream when you awakened. This is entirely normal and nothing to cause concern.