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Frontiers | The modulation of emotional memory consolidation by dream affect
Frontiers | The modulation of emotional memory consolidation by dream affect
Frontiers | The modulation of emotional memory consolidation by dream affect
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PDF) Dreaming of a learning task is associated with enhanced memory consolidation: Replication in an overnight sleep study
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Frontiers | The modulation of emotional memory consolidation by dream affect
Frontiers | The modulation of emotional memory consolidation by dream affect
PDF) Memory, Sleep, and Dreaming: Experiencing Consolidation | Erin Wamsley - Academia.edu
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Frontiers | The modulation of emotional memory consolidation by dream affect
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PDF) Sleep, Learning, and Dreams: Off-line Memory Reprocessing | Roar Fosse - Academia.edu
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