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REM negatively predicts statistical learning but not other forms of gist

2019-03-16

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Human memory for recent events is believed to undergo reactivation during sleep. This process is thought to be relevant for the consolidation of both individual episodic memories and gist extraction, the formation of generalized memory representations from multiple, related memories. Which kinds of gist are actually enhanced, however, is the subject of less consensus. To address this question, we focused our desig...

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DOI: 10.1101/578492

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