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SLEEP LOSS IMPAIRS SHORT AND NOVEL LANGUAGE TASKS HAVING A PREFRONTALFOCUS
Authors: HARRISON Y HORNE JA
Citation: Y. Harrison et Ja. Horne, SLEEP LOSS IMPAIRS SHORT AND NOVEL LANGUAGE TASKS HAVING A PREFRONTALFOCUS, Journal of sleep research, 7(2), 1998, pp. 95-100
TEMPORAL CHANGES IN THE SOCIAL-STRUCTURE OF A CAPTIVE COLONY OF THE DAMARALAND MOLE-RAT, CRYPTOMYS DAMARENSIS - THE RELATIONSHIP OF SEX ANDAGE TO DOMINANCE AND BURROW-MAINTENANCE ACTIVITY
Authors: GAYLARD A HARRISON Y BENNETT NC
Citation: A. Gaylard et al., TEMPORAL CHANGES IN THE SOCIAL-STRUCTURE OF A CAPTIVE COLONY OF THE DAMARALAND MOLE-RAT, CRYPTOMYS DAMARENSIS - THE RELATIONSHIP OF SEX ANDAGE TO DOMINANCE AND BURROW-MAINTENANCE ACTIVITY, Journal of zoology, 244, 1998, pp. 313-321
SLEEP-DEPRIVATION AFFECTS SPEECH
Authors: HARRISON Y HORNE JA
Citation: Y. Harrison et Ja. Horne, SLEEP-DEPRIVATION AFFECTS SPEECH, Sleep, 20(10), 1997, pp. 871-877
HIGH SLEEPABILITY WITHOUT SLEEPINESS - THE ABILITY TO FALL ASLEEP RAPIDLY WITHOUT OTHER SIGNS OF SLEEPINESS
Authors: HARRISON Y HORNE JA
Citation: Y. Harrison et Ja. Horne, HIGH SLEEPABILITY WITHOUT SLEEPINESS - THE ABILITY TO FALL ASLEEP RAPIDLY WITHOUT OTHER SIGNS OF SLEEPINESS, Neurophysiologie clinique, 26(1), 1996, pp. 15-20
LONG-TERM EXTENSION TO SLEEP - ARE WE REALLY CHRONICALLY SLEEP-DEPRIVED
Authors: HARRISON Y HORNE JA
Citation: Y. Harrison et Ja. Horne, LONG-TERM EXTENSION TO SLEEP - ARE WE REALLY CHRONICALLY SLEEP-DEPRIVED, Psychophysiology, 33(1), 1996, pp. 22-30
CAN NORMAL SUBJECTS BE MOTIVATED TO FALL ASLEEP FASTER
Authors: HARRISON Y BRIGHT V HORNE JA
Citation: Y. Harrison et al., CAN NORMAL SUBJECTS BE MOTIVATED TO FALL ASLEEP FASTER, Physiology & behavior, 60(2), 1996, pp. 681-684
OCCURRENCE OF MICROSLEEPS DURING DAYTIME SLEEP ONSET IN NORMAL SUBJECTS
Authors: HARRISON Y HORNE JA
Citation: Y. Harrison et Ja. Horne, OCCURRENCE OF MICROSLEEPS DURING DAYTIME SLEEP ONSET IN NORMAL SUBJECTS, Electroencephalography and clinical neurophysiology, 98(5), 1996, pp. 411-416
SHOULD WE BE TAKING MORE SLEEP
Authors: HARRISON Y HORNE JA
Citation: Y. Harrison et Ja. Horne, SHOULD WE BE TAKING MORE SLEEP, Sleep, 18(10), 1995, pp. 901-907
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