Slow-wave sleep and waking cognitive performance II: Findings among middle-aged adults with and without insomnia complaints.
Edinger J D, Glenn D M, Bastian L A, +1 more·Physiology & behavior
Previous studies showing a relationship between nocturnal slow-wave sleep (SWS) and subsequent diurnal performance among young normal sleepers and older insomnia sufferers have provided limited support for the notion that this sleep stage serves a restorative role for neurocognitive functioning. The current study, whic…