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The Impact of Targeted Memory Reactivation on Memory Consolidation: A Review
目标记忆重激活对记忆巩固影响的研究综述
2018
Advances in Psychology
目标记忆重激活对记忆巩固影响的研究综述
Targeted memory reactivation is a fairly important technique that has the potential to influence the course of memory formation through application of cues during imperceptible states. In general, cueing memory at the slow-wave-sleep stage can promote the consolidation of procedural and declarative memory. However, the effect of cueing memory during wake and the rapid eye move sleep has no unified. Studies have shown that TMR is associated with sleep parameters and accompanied by activation of
doi:10.12677/ap.2018.82025
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