PsychologyMedicine
William D S Killgore
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Emerging evidence suggests that some aspects of higher level cognitive capacities remain degraded by sleep deprivation despite restoration of alertness and vigilance with stimulant countermeasures, suggesting that sleep loss may affect specific cognitive systems above and beyond the effects produced by global cognitive declines or impaired attentional processes.
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KILLGORE, William D S. Effects of sleep deprivation on cognition. Progress in Brain Research, 2010, 185: 105–29.