During the test, experts found that sleep-deprived students can answer difficult questions, but can't remember simple words. At the same time, sleep loss may cause irreversible damage to children's learning and memory. It is found that some functional areas of the brain are suppressed to varying degrees when they are lack of sleep, which makes students often make mistakes in some simple learning. In the face of difficult problems, due to additional activation and memory, paying attention to the closely related prefrontal cortex to compensate for the missing function, the students' correct answer rate and reaction time were not significantly affected. Experts believe that although there is not enough evidence to prove that lack of sleep directly affects IQ, there is evidence that sleep-deprived students' attention and memory are indeed affected.
answers to difficult and simple questions?
The inhibition of sleep deprivation on some functional areas of the brain is different