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title Sleep, Memory and Dreams: A Cognitive Neuroscience Approach
description Robert Stickgold, Ph.D. of the Center for Sleep and Cognition at Harvard Medical School gives a visiting lecture at Yale Psychiatry. Discusses the physiology of sleep, memory consolidation, sleep deprivation, disorders, relevant neuropsychiatry and more. Excellent lecture, fairly decent video quality.
producer Yale University School of Medicine, Psychiatry Department
featuring Robert Stickgold
format Real Video
date 17/11/06
length 01:20:17
link http://info.med.yale.edu/psych/education/videos.html
direct video link http://media.med.yale.edu:8080/ramgen/psych/lectures/cmhc11_17_06.rm
Tags: brain sleep cognitive cog_sci memory neuroscience psychiatry neuropsychiatry
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Accidentally deleted this comment; sorry, John.
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John Buscher has left a new comment on your post “Sleepy”:
It is interesting to see the cognative take on Dreams. I have studied a lot of depth psychology which places a lot of value on dreams also but they approach them very differently. If anyone is interested in the Depth psychology view check out a free podcast (mp3)at http://www.shrickrapradio.com.
http://www.shrinkrapradio.com/2007/05/22/92-recent-scientific-studies-on-dreaming/
THere are lots of other interviews on dreaming in the Depth psychology section of the website.
This is a great site and keep up the great work!
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