Supplements S1 - Selective REM-Sleep Deprivation Does Not Diminish Emotional Memory Consolidation in Young Healthy Subjects

File containing Tables S1–S4. Table S1a: Accuracy. ANOVA with the within-subject factors SLEEP (sleep vs. wake), AFFEKT (negative vs. neutral) and the between-subject factor DEPRIVATION (REMS-deprived vs. undisturbed). Table S1b: Accuracy. Descriptives. Table S2a Hit rates. ANOVA with the within-subject factors SLEEP (sleep vs. wake), AFFEKT (negative vs. neutral) and the between-subject factor DEPRIVATION (REMS-deprived vs. undisturbed). Table S2b Hit rates. Descriptives. Table S3a Sensitivity d′. ANOVA with the within-subject factors SLEEP (sleep vs. wake), AFFEKT (negative vs. neutral) and the between-subject factor DEPRIVATION (REMS-deprived vs. undisturbed). Table S3b Sensitivity d′. Descriptives. Table S4a Response bias c. ANOVA with the within-subject factors SLEEP (sleep vs. wake), AFFEKT (negative vs. neutral) and the between-subject factor DEPRIVATION (REMS-deprived vs. undisturbed). Table S4b Response bias c. Descriptives.
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