… that autobiographical memory (AM) activity across sleep and wake can provide insight into
the nature of dreaming, … of such hyperassociativity to processes of sleep-dependent memory …

… , and reorganization of memories within dreams, this paper … -vu, having involuntary
autobiographical memories (AMs) interrupt … whether such hypothesized hyperassociativity …

… Similarly, dream theories often fail to consider the implications of sleep-dependent memory
… matching improvements in specific autobiographical memories with dreams of those precise …

… anatomical regions of the brain over much longer periods of … sleep and dreaming affect
memory consolidation, systems … the effect of sleep in mediating episodic memory performances in …

… of the causes and consequences of poor sleep, including … autobiographical memories may
be highly similar to dreams, … about the nature of hyperassociativity within REM sleep, and in …

… -large effect size (Ƞp2 = .51) between early and late dreams … et al., 2009; Carr & Nielsen,
2015; Walker et al., 2002). While … there is more hyperassociativity in late-night sleep than early-…

… sleep in the early and late night and recorded their dreams … are also the only ones to exhibit
the “dream-lag” effect (the … et al., 2009, Carr and Nielsen, 2015, Walker et al., 2002). While …

… is probably strongly deterred by autobiographical memory bias, favoring those images
we … imprint on dreams is sparse (for further discussion, see Horton and Malinowski, 2015). …

… effect also seems important for the understanding of sleep-dependent memory consolidation
… items of autobiographical memory fades faster over time than positive one [74]. Accordingly, …

… which dreams can be sampled, as neither can individuals report on their activity during sleep
nor … distress from terrifying dreams outweigh the likely negative consequences of changing …