Sleep consolidates stimulus-response learning.

When classification task and action jointly switched, the associated full switch costs remained constant across immediate and remote tests in the wake group ( b = −10.58, t = −1.06, P = 0.288), whereas a marginally significant decrease was seen after sleep ( b = −18.93, t = −1.89, P = 0.059) ( Fig. 2 C).

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