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Yearly：2025
202503.31
What kind of virtual avatars do you wanna see again?:fMRI research
Recently, applications have been developed to support our daily lives and health. However, as we hav
202503.31
Exploring the neural mechanisms of preference for sad music (Poster presentation)
We generally want to avoid experiencing negative emotions such as sadness. Interestingly, some
202503.31
Emotional Cues in L2 Vocabulary Learning: How Expressive Facial Contexts Enhance Initial Learning and Long-Term Vocabulary Retention(Poster)
At this year’s Cognitive Neuroscience Society (CNS) Annual Meeting, I presented research on ho
202503.31
How emotional control contributes to immediate tsunami evacuation; an fMRI study(international academic conference, poster presentation)
Previous studies have found that emotional control characteristics contribute to immediate tsunami e
202503.14
Farewell & Celebration (obtaining degrees) party
We held a farewell party and a celebration for those entering doctoral programs. At the farewell par
202503.11
Emotional Cues in L2 Vocabulary Acquisition: How Expressive Facial Contexts Enhance the Learning and Retention of L2 Emotional Vocabulary(Poster Presentation)
Acquiring the emotional meanings of second-language (L2) emotional vocabulary (e.g., tanoshimi meani
202503.11
Neural correlates of self-presentation following rejection feedback (Poster presentation)
In social life, people frequently encounter rejection from others, and their coping strategies play
202503.10
Mapping visceral language in the brain: a functional neuroimaging study (Oral Workshop)
We all know emotion heavily depends on the sensations from within our body but much less is known as
202503.10
Data Science x Education x Brain Science (Data Science Café)
The 5th GP-DS Data Science Cafe was held on March 10, 2025, in conjunction with GP-DS
202503.08
The relationship between self-presentation processing after rejection and sense of rejection (Poster presentation)
How people respond to rejection that causes emotional pain is crucial to their survival in society.