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Time-of-day related fluctuations of self-belief formation

circadian, Preprint, Publications / Sören Krach

Time of day influences a variety of human cognitive processes, including attention, executive functions and memory formation, as well as affective experiences and mood. However, circadian modulations of self-related learning and belief formation, which are highly affected by emotional states, remain poorly understood. Here, we present results from exploratory post-hoc analyses on data aggregated from […]

Reactivating a relaxation exercise during sleep to influence cortical hyperarousal in people with frequent nightmares: A randomized crossover trial

Preprint, Publications, sleep and psychopathology / Sören Krach

Study Objectives High-frequency EEG activity during sleep (cortical hyperarousal), is a transdiagnostic feature across psychiatric disorders, including nightmare disorder. It is discussed as a target of intervention; however, specific treatment options are yet unavailable. We tested whether exposure to relaxation-associated odor cues during sleep would reduce cortical hyperarousal, i.e. beta (16.25 – 31 Hz), gamma

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Time-of-day related fluctuations of self-belief formation

Reactivating a relaxation exercise during sleep to influence cortical hyperarousal in people with frequent nightmares: A randomized crossover trial

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