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Language and communication

Humans create a society through communication, and language is its powerful tool to convey feelings and move people. Elucidation of the neural bases of these functions and their acquisition is expected to contribute to understanding humanity and to educational applications.

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The Two Sides of Praise (Preprint Release)

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Neural correlates of Japanese honorific agreement processing mediated by socio-pragmatic factors (Publication)

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