Effects of early morning nap sleep on associative memory for neutral and emotional stimuli

Volume: 1698, Pages: 29 - 42
Published: Nov 1, 2018
Abstract
Emotional events are preferentially retained in episodic memory. This effect is commonly attributed to enhanced consolidation and has been linked specifically to rapid eye movement (REM) sleep physiology. While several studies have demonstrated an enhancing effect of REM sleep on emotional item memory, it has not been thoroughly explored whether this effect extends to the retention of associative memory. Moreover, it is unclear how non-rapid eye...
Paper Details
Title
Effects of early morning nap sleep on associative memory for neutral and emotional stimuli
Published Date
Nov 1, 2018
Volume
1698
Pages
29 - 42
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