Auditory feedback blocks memory benefits of cueing during sleep.

Nat Commun · 2015 · PMC4640077 · PMID 26507814

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Spindle power for gained ‘cued' words without feedback was higher as compared with gained ‘cued+feedback' words ( P =0.05) and the interaction between the factors feedback (‘cued' versus ‘cued+feedback') and memory consequence (‘gains' versus ‘loss') was highly significant ( F (1,19) =15.31, P =0.001; η 2 =0.32).

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