You can classify words in your sleep Date: September 11, 2014 Source: Cell Press Summary: When people practice simple word classification tasks before nodding off -- knowing that a 'cat' is an ...

New research challenges the conventional thinking that young children use language just as adults do to help classify and understand objects in the world around them. In a new study involving 4 ...

The brain is still active while we sleep, say scientists, who found people were able to classify words according to their meaning during their slumber.

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Humans can process and classify words in their sleep "We show that the sleeping brain can be far more 'active' in sleep than one would think," explained Sid Kouider.

When people practice simple word classification tasks before nodding off—knowing that a "cat" is an animal or that "flipu" isn't found in the dictionary, for example—their brains will ...

The brain is still active while we sleep, say scientists, who found people were able to classify words according to their meaning during their slumber.