Time, not sleep, unbinds contexts from item memory.
Contextual cues are known to benefit memory retrieval, but whether and how sleep affects this context effect remains unresolved. We manipulated contextual congruence during memory retrieval in human volunteers across 12 h and 24 h intervals beginning with either sleep or wakefulness. Our data sugges...
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Autores principales: | Roy Cox, Ron R Tijdens, Martijn M Meeter, Carly C G Sweegers, Lucia M Talamini |
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Public Library of Science (PLoS)
2014
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Acceso en línea: | https://doaj.org/article/ae665f40991d406c8ae5b487e8108e1b |
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