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Nightmare
* Some nightmares occur in workplaces.
  * A 'nightmare' very powerful dream that the sleeper finds disturbing. Nightmares usually have either physiological causes, like a high fever, or psychological ones, like trauma or stress in the sleeper's life. Nightmares are common, but nightmares that happen very often can cause problems with sleep. They may cause people to get medical help.
* are a common part of childhood
  - normal part of almost all children's lives
  - signal from the unconscious that something is amiss with our psychic well being
  - way for the mind to explore darkness in the safety of sleep
  - also involved with physical illness, which includes high fever
* are an extension of normal dreaming and a natural part of a child's development
  - indication of a fear that needs to be acknowledged and confronted
  - bad dreams
  - bad, unpleasant dreams
  - common in children
  - different from sleep terrors
* are dreams that develop a frightening plot twist
  - which scare or shock people
  - with vivid and disturbing content
* are frightening dreams that usually awaken the sleeper from REM sleep
  - events for the entire family and occur sporadically in many children
  - that occur during REM sleep
  - inevitable in children
  - long, frightening dreams that often wake the sleeper
  - more common within the first two hours of sleep
* are most common in the early morning
  - when the child goes to bed in a state of anxiety or stress
  - likely to occur during REM sleep
  - ordinary events after great traumatic disasters
  - perhaps the most common form of sleep disturbance
  - relatively common during childhood
* are scary dreams followed by complete awakening
  - simply dreams that take a frightening twist
  - situations
  - the only dreams some people remember
  - traumatic events
  - very common among children and fairly common among adults
* are vivid, disturbing dreams that have a high fear component
  - frightening dreams that affect children and adults
* can also signify deeply rooted psychological problems
  - make the dreamer afraid to sleep
  - take many different forms
* do happen, and they happen big time.
* generally occur in the early morning hours.
* happen frequently in childhood, especially between the ages of three and six.
* have a surprisingly high recall rate when compared to other sleep phenomena.
* occur during the REM sleep
  - dream phase of sleep known as REM sleep
  - in all races and cultures
  - mostly during the second half of a night's sleep
  - quite commonly in young children
* often follow a traumatic event such as bereavement, a disaster or a violent attack
  - happen after a stressful physical or emotional event
* raise the pulse rate and step up metabolism in the brain.
* take place during light sleep.
* tend to be more common among children and decrease in frequency toward adulthood.
* top the list of children's stress symptoms.
* typically occur during REM sleep.
* usually happen during REM sleep
  - occur late in the night as the periods of REM sleep grow longer
+ Dream: Everyday life :: Psychology :: VOA Special English words
  * Nightmares are dreams which scare or shock people. Nightmares are usually based around that person's everyday fears, like spiders or dark places, but even a dream that's not about those things can feel unpleasant.

Optimal condition
* Most optimal conditions refer to conditions.
* promote growth.

Orphanage
* -Pray for orphanages throughout the world.
* are charity
  - expensive and remove children from their own environment
  - institutions
  - organizations
* home where the children who had lost their parents live.
* provide support and care to orphan children.