Causes
Side Effects
Seeing and Feeling
Prevention
Myths
100

Can the quantity of your sleep effect your chances of sleep paralysis 

Yes

100

A common experience during an episode are panic ...

Attacks

100

The most common thing to see during an episode

Ghost-like hallucinations 

100

Should you be on your phone before bed? 

No

100

Sleep paralysis can only happen when you sleep on your back 

False 

200

Can getting quality sleep help reduce sleep paralysis 

Yes

200

What kind of emotions can be caused by an episode? 

Fear, panic, and helplessness

200

Many people have a visionary experience that end with them finding a solution to a ... or receiving guidance  

Problem 
200

What is the recommended amount of sleep you should be getting every night?  

7-9 hours 

200

You do not have to have sleep disorder to experience sleep paralysis 

True, anyone can experience sleep paralysis 

300

Who are more prone to experiencing sleep paralysis, women or men? 

Woman
300

During an episode, many people feel like they are not able to do this body function

Breath 

300

Many people see strange bright objects 

Lights 

300

What time should you be going to bed and waking up at every day? 

You should be going to bed and waking up at the same time every day
300

Hallucinations always happen during sleep paralysis 

False, you can experience sleep paralysis without hallucinating 

400

What substances have been shown to increase sleep paralysis? 

Caffine and alcohol 

400

 The only working breathing muscle during an episode

The diaphragm  

400

Many people have an out of ... experience 

Body

400

Having a bedtime routine can help reduce the risk of experiencing sleep paralysis. What are some things a bedtime routine may include? 

Taking a bath, reading, or listening to calming music before bed

400

When scientists were first studying sleep paralysis, what was it commonly associated with? 

Superstitious or religious beliefs 

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