Table 3. Effects of METH on memory accuracy for each valence category and for all categories combined (Total) among adequate and poor sleepers in the consolidation group.
Consolidation group | ||||||||
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Adequate sleepers (n = 17) | Poor sleepers (n = 14) | |||||||
Dose | Positive | Neutral | Negative | Total | Positive | Neutral | Negative | Total |
Placebo | .94 (.02) | .91 (.02) | .93 (.01) | .93 (.01) | .83 (.04) | .81 (.05) | .89 (.04) | .85 (.04) |
10 mg METH | .95 (.02) | .91 (.02) | .94 (.02) | .93 (.02) | .81 (.05) | .81 (.06) | .85 (.06) | .82 (.06) |
20 mg METH | .95 (.01) | .92 (.02) | .95 (.01) | .94 (.01) | .86 (.04) | .84 (.05) | .89 (.05) | .86 (.04) |
Note. Data are mean recognition accuracy (SEM) for studied pictures. Participants were categorized as adequate sleepers if they self-reported 6 or more hours of sleep following the 20 mg dose, and they were categorized as poor sleepers if they self-reported less than 6 hours of sleep following the 20 mg dose.