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The paper compares neural activations during threat conditioning and extinction in GAD patients with and without insomnia, linking them to sleep parameters and brain network activity.

This study examines SO-spindle coupling in trauma-exposed individuals and finds it predicts fear extinction retention, with PTSD showing altered coupling dynamics.

The paper examines how REM sleep disruption and vagal activity during REM predict extinction memory in trauma-exposed individuals, finding that both factors are linked to poorer memory outcomes.

The paper investigates the link between poor self-reported sleep and prolonged white matter T2 relaxation in patients with psychotic disorders, finding a significant correlation with water T2 relaxation times.

The paper investigates how emotional memory consolidation during sleep stages affects memory retention, finding that reactivating memories during slow wave sleep enhances them, while reactivation during REM impairs them.