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Sleep Helps You Make Good Social Decisions, Even If You’re Not Sure Why
Memory supports trust decision-making in social encounters. We investigated whether this support is influenced by sleep, given the beneficial effect of sleep on episodic memory. Participants encountered images of cooperative and cheating partners during exposure. Item (is this person old/new?) and s
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