12 Sleep (Kuhlmann) Flashcards

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Explain the basic source monitoring paradigm.

A

study phase: words presented at the top/bottom of the screen
then after specific time: Test phase

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What are the two types of source monitoring tests typically used?

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Simultaneous source monitoring test format: word presented, choices: top, bottom, new
Standard sequential source monitoring test format: word presented, choices: old, new, if old: choices: top, bottom

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How can item & source memory be disentangled from the test responses?

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Through the 2HTSM (two-high threshold multinomial model of source monitoring)
responses can be caused by guessing/knowing
parameters d for Source memory & D for item memory can be calculated through having a full set of answers for each person
certain restrictions to make the model calculatable

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Briefly sketch the active system consolidation hypothesis of sleep & memory

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during Sleep shortly after studying, system consolidation takes place
there is a hippocampal replay during NREM sleep which leads to the information from the Hippocampus being stored in the Neocortex => strengthening of memories, specifically associations because that’s what’s stored mainly in the Hippocampus

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Explain the other hypothesized memory-relevant neural processes during sleep (other than the active system consolidation hypothesis)

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Synaptic Homeostasis
during sleep, the learning-induced synaptic potentiation is reversed
global synaptic renormalisation takes place
reorganization & possible deletion of associations => forgetting

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When does which hypothesis about memory & sleep make predictions for memory after sleep?

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Active System consolidation Hypothesis: predictions if sleep after up to 4-6h after learning
Synaptic Homeostasis: makes predictions for if sleep > 6h after learning

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Why does the active system consolidation theory make different predictions for item & associative/source memory?

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especially associations are stored in the Hippocampus
items themselves are forgotton because of Synaptic homeostasis

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8
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Which type of memory should initially benefit more from sleep?

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Source memory should benefit more from sleep

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Why is this prediction not well tested with associative memory paradigm?

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In this paradigm, if a wrong/no response is given, it is unclear whether it cannot be recalled because of a lack of item memory or of the association

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Explain the 12hr wake-sleep design of sleep research as implemented by Berred et al 2024

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There is a wake group & a sleep group
wake group: study between 7 & 10 am, 12h retention interval without sleep, source-monitoring-test between 7 & 10 pm
sleep group: study (7-10pm), 12h retention interval with sleeping, source-monitoring test between 7 & 10 am

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11
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Which timing detail of the 12hr wake sleep design is crucial for finding strunger sleep benefits in source than item memory in line with the active system consolidation theory?

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sleep group should sleep shortly (<4-6h) after learning

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12
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What method did Kuhlmann et al use for sleep tracking inn a sample of older adults?

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FitBit Charge 4 that was to be worn through the night to get an actigraphy

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13
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What three sleep parameters did Kuhlmann et al focus on in relation to Source memory after a 12h retention period with sleep?

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Deep Sleep time
wake-after-sleep-onset in minutes
deep sleep -> REM cycles time

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Do the results of Kuhlmann et al fit with the active system consolidation theory?

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Deep sleep time: positive association but n.s. -> possibly because OA have less deep sleep
Wake after sleep onset in Minutes: negative association as expected
Deep sleep -> REM cycles time: positive correlation as expected

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