SLEEP· 2002Q1
The Impact of Moderate Sleep Loss on Neurophysiologic Signals during Working-Memory Task Performance
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- 2002year
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Moderate sleep loss (up to 21 hours awake) significantly degrades brain activity related to attention and working memory, leading to slower, more variable, and error-prone performance, even when individuals attempt to maintain effort.
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