Is sleep necessary for memory consolidation? 

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Is sleep necessary for memory consolidation? Students will need to outline the arguments for the principle of sleep as a memory aid in terms of removal of interference, consolidation and flushing. Much research has focused on the role of REM sleep, which is essential for consolidation of declarative memories, but recent evidence suggests that SWS may enhance other, non-declarative forms of memory (e.g. implicit, procedural). They should cite and describe work that has evidenced these claims (e.g. Maquet, 2001) as well as work which casts doubt upon them, mentioning relevant work on neurotransmitters and EEG measures.

 

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