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The influence of sleep on emotional and social recognition memory and gist abstraction in children
Sleep is proposed to have a beneficial effect on the consolidation of memories and gist abstraction in adults. For children, gist abstraction is of special relevance to transform new information from social and emotional contexts into stable representations. This study investigated the effect of sle
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