202509.07
Insights of four key dialogue modes in daily communication and their neural bases(Poster Presentation)
Posted in RESEARCH
We defined “Dialogue Modes” (DMs) as patterns of enjoyable daily conversations driven by distinct social motivations. Using fMRI, we found that Relief, Comfort, Novelty, and Hobby modes each exhibited distinct neural signatures. I presented these findings at the 89th Annual Convention of the Japanese Psychological Association, held at Tohoku Gakuin University’s Itsutsubashi Campus.
Many researchers from both related and diverse fields visited my poster, leading to stimulating discussions on social communication. I also had the opportunity to explore numerous interesting studies and engage in valuable conversations with fellow researchers.
We defined “Dialogue Modes” (DMs) as patterns of enjoyable daily conversations driven by distinct social motivations. Using fMRI, we found that Relief, Comfort, Novelty, and Hobby modes each exhibited distinct neural signatures. I presented these findings at the 89th Annual Convention of the Japanese Psychological Association, held at Tohoku Gakuin University’s Itsutsubashi Campus.
Many researchers from both related and diverse fields visited my poster, leading to stimulating discussions on social communication. I also had the opportunity to explore numerous interesting studies and engage in valuable conversations with fellow researchers.