Processing of sleep-related stimuli: Differences between good and poor sleepers

Processing of sleep-related stimuli: Differences between good and poor sleepers

Previous work suggests that people with poor sleep quality, especially patients with primary insomnia, show an attentional preference for sleep-related stimuli (sleep-related attentional bias). Studies investigating this effect have generally used standardised reaction time experiments, in which the...

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Váldodahkkit:	Spiegelhalder, K, Kyle, S, Prem, M, Feige, B, Nissen, C, Espie, C, Riemann, D
Materiálatiipa:	Journal article
Giella:	German
Almmustuhtton:	2009

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