Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
6060681 Sleep Medicine 2015 30 Pages PDF
Abstract
These results provide the first evidence that poor sleep quality negatively affects emotional valence of memories, within the context of preserved emotional memory consolidation. It is suggested that low sleep quality and lack of sleep may impose a more negative affective tone to memories. The reported effects are not to be ascribed to depressive mood, but to a specific influence of poor sleep quality.
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