Dreams reflect what we experience when we are awake, but the subconscious, free from the mandate of the rational cortex, play with our experiences, ideas and emotions stored in memory and in the limbic system (zones that are active during sleep). It
curious and disturbing the conclusion of a study by Eva Murzyn, University of Dundee (Scotland): older people during their childhood saw only black and white TV are also dreaming in black and black many years, unlike young current dream primarily in color. There is a critical period in childhood where you see [shows and movies] has a great impact on the way dreams are formed. This could happen between three and 10 years. The psychologist says that no matter how long a person is watching television, as well as the impression of what has been the viewer.
This demonstrates the decisive influence of television on children and how it shapes the human unconscious at all levels: fashion, attitudes, values, prejudices ... and dreams.
