Targeted memory reactivation (TMR) is a methodology employed to manipulate memory
processing during sleep. TMR studies have great potential to advance understanding of …

Recent studies have shown that the reactivation of specific memories during sleep can be
modulated using external stimulation. Specifically, it has been reported that matching a …

As part of its role in memory consolidation, sleep has been repeatedly identified as critical
for the extraction of regularities from wake experiences. However, many null results have …

Memory reactivation during sleep is thought to facilitate memory consolidation. Most sleep
reactivation research has examined how reactivation of specific facts, objects, and …

Empirical investigations that search for a link between dreaming and sleep-dependent
memory consolidation have focused on testing for an association between dreaming of what …

Sleep is considered to promote gist abstraction on the basis of spontaneous memory
reactivation. As speculated in the theory of 'information overlap to abstract (iOtA)','overlap' …

Sleep is important for memory, but does it favor consolidation of specific details or extraction
of generalized information? Both may occur together when memories are reactivated during …

Sleep supports the consolidation of newly encoded memories, leading to the strengthening,
stabilization, and integration of new memories into long-term memory. These processes are …

People make inferences about the trustworthiness of others based on their observed gaze
behavior. Faces that consistently look toward a target location are rated as more trustworthy …

Sleep facilitates abstraction, but the exact mechanisms underpinning this are unknown.
Here, we aimed to determine whether triggering reactivation in sleep could facilitate this …