Sleep-Dependent Memory Consolidation.¶
Stickgold, R. (2005). Sleep-Dependent Memory Consolidation. Nature, 437(7063), 1272-1278.
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- Memory Consolidation
- In education spaced practice and sleep-dependent skill learning exploit consolidation directly, with gains not fully expressed until after sleep and spacing intervals that respect the consolidation timescale producing durable retention.
This sourceEvidence that skill and memory gains are not fully expressed until after sleep, with consolidation operating on its own timescale.
- In education spaced practice and sleep-dependent skill learning exploit consolidation directly, with gains not fully expressed until after sleep and spacing intervals that respect the consolidation timescale producing durable retention.
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