How do sleep and reward affect memory?

18 August 2017

This study will investigate the role of sleep and reward in memory processing.

Participants will make two visits to the lab. During the first visit (2 hrs) you will perform a memory task. At the second visit we will perform an fMRI scan of your brain activity (1 hr) and then ask you to complete some questions relating to the task (1.5/2 hrs).

Pay = £20 - 70 depending on performance on a reward task (average of £45).

Keywords

• University College London
• Neuroscience
• Sleep
• Reward
• Memory
• fMRI
• Neuroimaging
• Cognitive
• London
• University College London

Ethical approval

UCL Ethics Committee Approval Code: 8951/002

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