The Memory Function of Sleep¶
Diekelmann, S., & Born, J. (2010). The Memory Function of Sleep. Nature Reviews Neuroscience, 114-126.
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Mechanisms¶
- Sleep or Rest Reactivation Protocol
- Its strength is that it is nearly free and needs no rehearsal: for recently-learned material and for emotionally-laden memory, a protected post-learning window does real consolidation work on its own.
This sourceReviews how post-learning sleep consolidates newly acquired and emotional memories through intrinsic reactivation and stabilization processes.
- Its strength is that it is nearly free and needs no rehearsal: for recently-learned material and for emotionally-laden memory, a protected post-learning window does real consolidation work on its own.
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