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ment, cognitive processing speed (median reaction times for correct responses to congruent ... PARADOXICAL EFFECT OF STIMULUS DENSITY ON PVT.
Sailors in the United States Navy are habitual shiftworkers, often working shifts ... actigraph, completed a daily sleep and activity log, and performed a. 3-minute ...
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Sep 30, 2004 - tinct stages of memory development; (2) a review of .... producing additional learning (Fischer et al., 2002; Gais .... culty (Empson and Clarke, 1970; Tilley and Empson, ... NREM sleep resulted in a loss of these performance.
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sleep clinic patients, including patients diagnosed with OSA, under- going PSG wore on ... experts -working at the same sleep center and trained to homogenize.
May 30, 2018 - distinct mechanisms for reduced activity of HMs during REM sleep: ... (arousal latency- 12.6 ± 0.9 sec), and woke-up on every CO2 trial. In.
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Little, D. R., Nosofsky, R. M., Donkin, C., & Denton, S. E. (2012, August 20). Logical Rules and the Classification of Integral-Dimension Stimuli. Journal of ...
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metacognitive monitoring (i.e., knowledge about one's own memory ... mastery of a newly learned fact or association by predicting their ..... this still constitutes a beneficial, although nonoptimal, strategy. ...... Detection theory: A user's guide.
Mar 12, 2012 - forget or remember a subset of the information already stored in visual working ... F. Woodman, Department of Psychology, Vanderbilt University, PMB ...... decay or die in the passive visuo-spatial sketch pad (Matsukura et.
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(immediate and morning). Similar to prior work in our lab, participants viewed static images, half of which contained a target signaling a potential threat. Subjects made a response (target present or absent), received feedback via a short video during training, and then were tested for two image types: repeated (identical from training to test) and generalized (same scene from training to test, but novel spatial viewpoint). During sleep after training, participants received 1.5 mA of closed-loop tACS (adapted to ongoing slow-wave oscillations) to F3 and F4 with returns on mastoids, or sham stimulation on different nights. Normalized spectral power changes in sleep EEG across stimulation events were correlated with performance changes over the night. Results: We observed not only a robust performance improvement but also a significant post-stimulation increase in power of slow-wave (0.5–1.5 Hz), delta (1.2–3 Hz), spindle (11–16 Hz), and gamma (30– 50 Hz) bands relative to pre-stimulation baseline (ps
