Sleep Deprivation And False Memory Analysis

In the article, “Sleep Deprivation and False Memories”, at the Department of Psychology and Social Behavior at the University of California and Department of Psychology at Michigan State University, researchers Steven J. Frenda, Lawrence Patihis, Elizabeth F. Loftus, Holly C. Lewis, and Kimberly M. Fenn, studied and recorded the effects of sleep deprivation on memory. In the beginning of the article, the researchers discuss how false memories can be entirely made-up, or how people may take some true information, and pair it with “misleading information” forming a false memory.
The researchers began describing how they would be in a laboratory testing the effects of sleep deprivation on false memories. They explained there would be three steps