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Sleep, Dream and Memory (Dreams and episodic memory content (Episodic…
Sleep, Dream and Memory
Dreams and episodic memory content
Episodic memory in REM dream
contents of fragment dreams are bizarre, give rise examples and explanations
occurrence form: disconnected fragment with disordered sequences
episodic memory in NREM dream
what kind of episodic memory appears the most, differ in times differ in dreaming frequency
occurrence form: as dream content
How episodic memory get involved in dreams
how brain processing episodic memory while dreaming, function of contexts in episodic memory
what is episodic memory, definition and related memory aspects
Sleep and memory consolidation
memory consolidation in REM
REM sleep consolidation, the function of REM sleep, how neuronal activities help strength memory
Types of memory that can be consolidated, the evidence of those kinds of memory consolidation
memory consolidation in NREM especially SWS
NREM sleep consolidation, the neural activity in NREM sleep that integrate recent events with past experiences in strengthening memory
Types of memory that can be consolidated in NREM dreams
relationship between sleep and memory consolidation
How sleep get involved in memory consolidation, sleep consolidation, how dreams help us reinforce memory
What is memory consolidation, definition and how it usually can be accomplished
Sleep stages and related dream content
Distribution of dreams: brain activities in REM and NREM dreams
generating dreams in NREM sleep, mental activities are more organized
why do we dream during REM sleep, dream mechanisms, brain functioning, REM stats
characteristics of REM and NREM dreams
mundane, shorter less emotional, lower recall rates
longer, memorable, vivid, high recall rates
Sleep stages: two major types of sleep
introduce NREM sleep, processing in stages, illustrate special awaking condition
introduce REM sleep, occurring time, related physiological status (body movement, brain waves etc.) brain activation patterns