APS

2022 APS Annual Convention · 2022

The Effect of Manipulating Time Spent in an Offline Waking State on Memory

Chicago, IL · May 2022

Poster · Cognitive

  • Bridget Scalia
    Furman University
  • Justin Barron
    Furman University
  • Lauren Omotosho
    Furman University
  • Erin Wamsley
    Furman University

Abstract

Two experiments aimed to manipulate the amount of time spent in an offline waking state following declarative memory encoding. Study 1 demonstrated that offline time can be manipulated by changing cognitive load.  However, manipulating cognitive load did not affect either offline time or memory retention in Study 2.

Memory

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