Impact of REM sleep on distortions of self-concept, mood and memory in depressed/anxious participants.
Journal of Affective Disorders July 24, 2009 Patrick Mcnamara, Sanford Auerbach, Patricia Johnson et al.
Introduction: We tested the hypothesis that REM sleep contributes to core features of cognitive dysfunction of anxious depression including negative self-appraisals, biased memory processing and unpleasant dream content. Methods: After a habituation night in a sleep lab, a convenience sample of 35 healthy college students and 20 depressed/anxious students were awakened 10 min into a REM sleep...
DOI: 10.1016/j.jad.2009.06.030 (opens in new tab)
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Depression
Anxiety
Humans
Electroencephalography
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