Imagine putting on cologne in the morning. After about seconds you don t smell it anymore cause you ve gotten us to it. We don t know if this replaying affects the effectiveness of the cue. We also don t know if people get us to sounds or music in the same way. If we find out in which sleep phase these cues are most effective then we may learn more about memory processing during sleep. We also ne to do more research to find out if sleep quality is adversely affect by the cues but no results so far indicate that sleep is disrupt.
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WHILE WE RE COMFORTABLY SLEEPING IN OUR BS” Another route we re investigating is whether this cue activat boost works for decision making like it did for creativity. Creativity can a very divergent process while decision making is a more Poland WhatsApp Number Data convergent process. We don t know for sure if sleep works the same or as neficially for both of these processes. I m also working on various other lines of research that are less relat to sleep. But whether it s sleep research with Harvard Mical School s Rort Stickgold and Harvard Kenny School s Todd Rogers HBS PhDOB influence and persuasion research with my main collaborator at HBS professor Amy Cuddy voice analysis research with Amy Cuddy and Cornell s Tanzeem.
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Rabbi decision making research with Radboud University s Ap Dijksterhuis and Kellogg s Loran Nordgren creativity research with Ward and Hong Kong Phone Number List Catalyst s Anna ninger or body posture research with Amy Cuddy and MIT s Ehsan Hoque almost all the research I do is about the unconscious and cognitive performance and I really think it s fascinating stuff. I ll leave you with this. We sleep about a quarter to a third of our lives.
