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DESCRIPTION:Previous research has indicated that sleep promotes memory cons
 olidation. Further\, it has \noften been suggested that sleep mainly conso
 lidates emotional memories\, and that sleep \nreduces the emotional reacti
 vity associated with aversive experiences. Recent meta-analyses \nhave\, h
 owever\, revealed that previous studies on this topic have been strongly u
 nderpowered\, \nand that selective publishing of positive findings is a ma
 jor problem in the field. We aim to \nremedy this through a pre-registered
 \, well-powered\, multi-lab collaboration study in which we\nwill examine 
 A) whether sleep\, compared to wake\, increases memory consolidation\, B) 
 \nwhether this putative sleep-dependent consolidation benefit is more pron
 ounced for negative \ncompared to neutral stimuli\, C) whether sleep\, to 
 a larger degree than time spent awake\, decreases \nemotional reactions to
  previously viewed negative images\, and D) whether any sleep stage \nwill
  be particularly associated to either memory consolidation or in decreasin
 g emotional \nresponses.
DTSTAMP:20260514T170607Z
LOCATION:Underground\, p10
SUMMARY:LT35: Introducing Many Naps: an upcoming\, pre-registered\, multi-l
 ab collaboration  examining the effect of sleep on emotional memories - Pe
 r Davidson
URL:https://pretalx.com/sips2025-budapest/talk/GDTTV3/
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