Sleep can be related to memory, even if Rem sleep is not
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 23 (6):971-971 (2000)
| Abstract | As reported by Vertes & Eastman, convincing evidence rules out any role for REM sleep in memory consolidation. However, they do not provide convincing evidence for their claim that sleep in generaI – as opposed to REM sleep per se – has no influence on memory consolidation. Recent correlational data suggest that the number of NREM/REM cycles is associated with performance on a verbal recall task. [Vertes & Eastman]. | |||||||||
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