Lecture

Sleep and Learning: The Role of Sleep in Memory Formation

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Description

This lecture explores the relationship between sleep and learning, focusing on the impact of sleep on memory formation and cognitive performance. The instructor discusses the importance of sleep in encoding information, the effects of sleep on memory consolidation, and the consequences of sleep deprivation on cognitive abilities.

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