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Improving Human Memory by Manipulating Consolidation During Sleep

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Research over the past several decades has revealed that memory reactivation in sleep contributes to the formation of long-lasting memories. Among the most recent developments in this field is the widespread use of the technique of targeted memory reactivation (TMR), which allows researchers to induce reactivation of specific memories during...

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sleep, sleep disruption, memory replay, memory consolidation, targeted memory reactivation, and wearables

Subject:

Cognitive psychology and Neurosciences

Creator:

Whitmore, Nathan Winter

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Scholarly Digital Publishing

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en

Date Uploaded:

09/22/2022

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2022-01-01

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Dissertation

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etdadmin_upload_915410 and http://dissertations.umi.com/northwestern:16141
Memory Specificity and Generalization through Neural Replay during Sleep

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Research on how sleep contributes to memory has blossomed in recent years. These studies have generally focused on whether or not sleep impacts various types of memory independently. An open question is whether sleep interactively influences different memory types. My research focuses on two types of memory—specificity and generalization. Whereas...

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memory, sleep, generalization, memory consolidation, and targeted memory reactivation

Subject:

Cognitive psychology, Psychobiology, and Neurosciences

Creator:

Witkowski, Sarah (Sadie)

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Scholarly Digital Publishing

Language:

en

Date Uploaded:

04/15/2021

Date Created:

2020-01-01

Resource Type:

Dissertation

Alternate Identifier:

http://dissertations.umi.com/northwestern:15250 and etdadmin_upload_763727

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