Early sleep triggers memory for early visual discrimination skills
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Summary
It is suggested that procedural memory formation is prompted by slow-wave sleep-related processes, only after periods of early sleep have occurred and late REM sleep may promote memory formation at a second stage.
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- article
- Published
- 2000-12-01
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- 568
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Keywords
Sleep (system call), Slow-wave sleep, Psychology, Non-rapid eye movement sleep, Eye movement
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