Neural activity that reenacts and promotes recall of prior novel experiences is most closely associated with

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Slow-wave sleep is associated with the consolidation of memories, including the reenactment and promotion of recall of prior novel experiences through neural activity. Hypnagogic sensations may occur during the transition to sleep, but are not directly related to memory consolidation. Neuroadaptation refers to the physiological changes that occur in response to a stimulus and is not directly related to memory recall. Hypnosis may enhance suggestibility and alter perceptions, but is not directly related to memory recall.

Neural Activity That Reenacts and Promotes Recall of Prior Novel