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Uncorrected publication bias distorts the spindle-memory link: Comment on Chen et al (2024) “Sleep spindles consolidate declarative memory with tags: A meta-analysis of adult data”
The recent meta-analyis by Chen et al (2024) investigates the link between sleep spindles and the consolidation of tagged declarative memory traces and reports substantial publication bias. The present commentary discusses the significance of publication bias in the literature of the cognitive neuro
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