2000 US adults surveyed by Amerisleep; most common nightmares: falling (65%), losing teeth (33%), spouse leaving (25%).

A recent Halloween poll by Amerisleep surveyed 2,000 adults in the U.S. to identify common nightmares. The most prevalent nightmare is falling from a height (65%), followed by losing teeth (33%) and a spouse leaving (25%). Other nightmares include car troubles (14%), losing a car (12%), tech issues (7%), and going bald (5%). The survey also highlights gender differences in nightmares, with women fearing loved ones' deaths more than men.