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Unit 2 – Biological Basis of Behavior
Topic 2.9
How could one undermine the consolidation theory stating that sleep aids memory storage?
Demonstrating more vivid dream content equates to more information being remembered after waking up from REM sleep.
Finding shorter sleep duration equals fewer memories being formed during wakefulness periods.
Proving an increased number of awakenings lead to better memory retention rates upon waking up from sleep stages other than REM or NREM stage-3 deep sleep.
Providing data showing no performance improvement after sleep despite learning period before it.
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AP Psychology - 2.9 Sleep and Dreaming
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