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BI 133 Ken Paller: Lucid Dreaming, Memory, and Sleep
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Memory and Sleep
A study in two thousand and nine found that when spatial information was presented to people during sloway sleep, their memory improved. If it was presented during learning and during rem they didn't see that improvement. This pushed people away from focusing on rem because in the prior decades, if people theorized about memory and sleep,. they always said it must be rem sleep and dreaming and all that.
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