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What is consolidated during sleep-dependent motor skill learning?
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 28 (1):70-71 (2005)
Abstract
Learning procedural skills involves improvement in speed and accuracy. Walker proposes two stages of memory consolidation: enhancement, which requires sleep, and stabilization, which does not require sleep. Speed improvement for a motor learning task but not accuracy occurs after sleep-dependent enhancement. We discuss this finding in the context of computational models and underlying sleep mechanisms.Other Versions
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