Publications by authors named "Diane Langthorne"
Exposure therapy is effective but widely underused. Numerous studies indicate therapist factors that might explain this pattern of underuse. This systematic review and meta-analysis synthesised those previous research findings, to identify which therapist factors are clearly associated with their intent to use exposure therapy.
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- Sleep deprivation increases forgetting rates in episodic memory, affecting how memories are retained.
- Comparisons showed that forgetting is worse after periods of daytime wakefulness and overnight sleep deprivation compared to a full night of sleep.
- Notably, sleep deprivation specifically harms the connections between related memories, leading to a different kind of forgetting that doesn’t happen just with daytime wakefulness.