Auditory event-related potentials studies of information processing during human sleep
作者： Fabien Perrin
DOI: 10.5334/PB.1016
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摘要: Event-related potentials (ERPs) method allows exploring the extent to which human brain can process auditory information from external world during sleep. ERPs studies demonstrate that processing is still efficient sleep, and sometimes in a manner very similar observed wakefulness. They show sleeping subject may detect stimulus deviance, as well presence of her/his own first name sequences equiprobable names. The hypothesis some semantic analysis stimuli remains possible sleep confirmed by persistence differential related or unrelated words Furthermore, it seems linguistic absurdity accepted different paradoxical since pseudowords (without meaning) yield response words, while they elicit more waking stage 2.
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