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KONDO, Aki
 
Affiliation
Affiliated organization, Waseda Institute for Advanced Study
Job title
Associate Professor(non-tenure-track)
Degree
博士(人間・環境学) ( 京都大学 )

Research Experience

  • 2021.04
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    Now

    Waseda University   Waseda Institute for Advanced Study   Associate Professor (without tenure)

  • 2018.04
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    2021.03

    Kyoto Institute of Technology

  • 2019.04
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    2020.03

    UC Berkeley, Department of Psychology, Visiting Scholar

  • 2019.04
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    2020.03

    日本学術振興会   海外特別研究員(RRA)

  • 2015.03
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    2018.03

    Kyoto Institute of Technology

  • 2012.04
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    2015.02

    日本学術振興会   特別研究員(PD)

  • 2009.05
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    2012.03

    The University of Tokyo   Research Center for Advanced Science and Technology

  • 2009.04
     
     

    The University of Tokyo   Research Center for Advanced Science and Technology

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Professional Memberships

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    THE JAPANESE SOCIETY FOR COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY

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    THE JAPANESE PSYCHONOMIC SOCIETY

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    THE JAPANESE PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION

Research Areas

  • Kansei informatics / Experimental psychology / Cognitive science

Research Interests

  • 顔認知

  • 魅力認知

  • 感性

  • 意思決定

  • 知覚心理学

  • 認知心理学

  • 認知科学

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Awards

  • 基礎心理学会 優秀発表賞

    2013.12  

    Winner: 近藤 あき

 

Papers

  • The test-retest reliability and spatial tuning of serial dependence in orientation perception

    Aki Kondo, Yuki Murai, David Whitney

    Journal of Vision   22 ( 4 ) 5 - 5  2022.03  [Refereed]

    Authorship:Lead author

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  • Effects of viewing distance on visual and visual-tactile evaluation of fabric.

    Isami, C, Kondo, A, Goto, A, Sukigara, S

    Journal of Fiber Science and Technology   77 ( 2 ) 56 - 65  2021.02  [Refereed]

  • The relationship between onomatopoeic words of luster sensations and high-grade feel of fabrics

    Aki Kondo, Megumi Yoshikawa, Sachiko Sukigara

    INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY   51   193 - 193  2016.07  [Refereed]

  • Visual impression of fabrics at different viewing distances.

    Goto A, Kondo A, Sukigara S

    Asian Textiles Conference Proceedings   3   950 - 953  2015.01  [Refereed]

  • Influence of gender membership on sequential decisions of face attractiveness

    Aki Kondo, Kohske Takahashi, Katsumi Watanabe

    ATTENTION PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS   75 ( 7 ) 1347 - 1352  2013.10  [Refereed]

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    Responses in a current trial are biased by the stimulus and response in the preceding trial. In a mixed-category sequence, the sequential dependency is weaker when the stimuli of the current and preceding trials fall under different categories. In the present study, we investigated the influence of the gender membership of faces on the sequential dependency. Forty-eight pictures of male and female faces were presented successively. Participants rated the attractiveness, roundness, or intelligence of each face on a 7-point scale. The sequential effect was robustly observed, irrespective of the property to be judged. However, between-gender sequential dependency was weaker than within-gender dependency only in the attractiveness judgment. These findings suggest that the gender of faces serves as a cue for forming category representations when face attractiveness is of interest, and hence that the formation of categories in sequential decisions is an adaptive process that depends on the property to be judged.

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  • Inter-trial effect in luminance processing revealed by magnetoencephalography

    Aki Kondo, Katsumi Watanabe

    Universitas Psychologica   12 ( 5 ) 1559 - 1565  2013  [Refereed]

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    In this study, we examined whether luminance processing in the human visual system would exhibit any history effect (i.e., inter-trial modulation) in psychophysical and magnetoencephalographic experiments. A disk was presented against a black background at various luminance levels in a randomized order. During the MEG recording, participants were instructed to rate the brightness of the disk (magnitude estimation) and to report it aloud during inter-stimulus interval. The MEG results showed that the neuromagnetic activation around 200-220 ms after the stimulus onset in the left occipito-temporal regions at a given trial was weaker when the disk luminance in the immediately prior trial was higher. An inverse inter-trial effect was also observed in the psychophysical experiment. These findings suggest that the neuromagnetic activity reflects the inter-trial modulation of luminance processing that correlates with the subjective perception of brightness.

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  • Temporal Dynamics of Functional Networks from Multivariate Electrophysiological Time Series

    Iwayama Koji, Hirata Yoshito, Kondo Aki, Tsubomi Hiroyuki, Takahashi Kohske, Yoshimura Yuko, Ueno Sanae, Kikuchi Mitsuru, Minabe Yoshio, Watanabe Katsumi, Suzuki Hideyuki, Aihara Kazuyuki

    BME   51   M - 131-M-131  2013

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  • A comparison of actual and artifactual features based on fractal analyses: Resting-State MEG data

    Montri Phothisonothai, Hiroyuki Tsubomi, Aki Kondo, Yuko Yoshimura, Mitsuru Kikuchi, Yoshio Minabe, Katsumi Watanabe

    Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing   212   1257 - 1265  2013  [Refereed]

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    Future standardized system for distinguishing actual and artifactual magnetoencephalogram (MEG) data is an essential tool. In this paper, we proposed the quantitative parameters based on fractal dimension (FD) analyses in which the FD may convey different features before and after artifact removal. The six FD algorithms based on time-series computation, namely, box-counting method (BCM), variance fractal dimension (VFD), Higuchi's method (HM), Kazt's method (KM), detrended fluctuation analysis (DFA), and modified zero-crossing rate (MZCR) were compared. These approaches measure nonlinear-behavioral responses in the resting-state MEG data. Experimental results showed that the FD value of actual MEG was increased statistically in comparison with the artifactual MEG. The DFA and the HM present a best performance for analyzing simulated data and resting-state MEG data, respectively. © Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2013.

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  • Feature-Specific Encoding Flexibility in Visual Working Memory

    Aki Kondo, Jun Saiki

    PLOS ONE   7 ( 12 ) e50962  2012.12  [Refereed]

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    The current study examined selective encoding in visual working memory by systematically investigating interference from task-irrelevant features. The stimuli were objects defined by three features (color, shape, and location), and during a delay period, any of the features could switch between two objects. Additionally, single- and whole-probe trials were randomized within experimental blocks to investigate effects of memory retrieval. A series of relevant-feature switch detection tasks, where one feature was task-irrelevant, showed that interference from the task-irrelevant feature was only observed in the color-shape task, suggesting that color and shape information could be successfully filtered out, but location information could not, even when location was a task-irrelevant feature. Therefore, although location information is added to object representations independent of task demands in a relatively automatic manner, other features (e.g., color, shape) can be flexibly added to object representations.

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  • Sequential effects in face-attractiveness judgment

    Aki Kondo, Kohske Takahashi, Katsumi Watanabe

    PERCEPTION   41 ( 1 ) 43 - 49  2012  [Refereed]

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    A number of studies have shown that current-trial responses are biased toward the response of the preceding trial in perceptual decisionmaking tasks (the sequential effect Holland and Lockhead, 1968 Perception & Psychophysics 3 409-414). The sequential effect has been widely observed in evaluation of the physical properties of stimuli as well as more complex properties. However, it is unclear whether subjective decisions (eg attractiveness judgments) are also susceptible to the sequential effect. Here, we examined whether the sequential effect would occur in face-attractiveness judgments. Forty-eight pictures of male and female faces were presented successively. Participants rated the attractiveness of each face on a 7-point scale. The results showed that the attractiveness rating of a given face assimilated toward the rating of the preceding trial. In a separate experiment, we provided the average attractiveness rating by others for each trial as feedback. The feedback weakened the sequential effect. These findings suggest that attractiveness judgment is also biased toward the preceding judgment, and hence the sequential effect can be extended into the domain of subjective decisionmaking.

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  • Linear and Nonlinear Features for Automatic Artifacts Removal from MEG Data Based on ICA

    Montri Phothisonothai, Hiroyuki Tsubomi, Aki Kondo, Mitsuru Kikuchi, Yuko Yoshimura, Yoshio Minabe, Kastumi Watanabe

    2012 ASIA-PACIFIC SIGNAL AND INFORMATION PROCESSING ASSOCIATION ANNUAL SUMMIT AND CONFERENCE (APSIPA ASC)    2012  [Refereed]

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    This paper presents an automatic method to remove physiological artifacts from magnetoencephalogram (MEG) data based on independent component analysis (ICA). The proposed features including kurtosis (K), probability density (PD), central moment of frequency (CMoF), spectral entropy (SpecEn), and fractal dimension (FD) were used to identify the artifactual components such as cardiac, ocular, muscular, and sudden high-amplitude changes. For an ocular artifact, the frontal head region (FHR) thresholding was proposed. In this paper, ICA method was on the basis of FastICA algorithm to decompose the underlying sources in MEG data. Then, the corresponding ICs responsible for artifacts were identified by means of appropriate parameters. Comparison between MEG and artifactual components showed the statistical significant results at p < 0.001 for all features. The output artifact-free MEG waveforms showed the applicability of the proposed method in removing artifactual components.

  • Artifactual Component Classification from MEG Data using Support Vector Machine

    Montri Phothisonothai, Fang Duan, Hiroyuki Tsubomi, Aki Kondo, Kazuyuki Aihara, Yuko Yoshimura, Mitsuru Kikuchi, Yoshio Minabe, Katsumi Watanabe

    5TH BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE (BMEICON 2012)    2012  [Refereed]

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    Recently, an independent component analysis (ICA) has been proven to be an effective method for removing artifacts and noise in multi-channel physiological measures. ICA can extract independent component (IC) which was directly regarded as artifacts. In this paper, we propose an automatic method for classifying physiological artifacts from magnetoencephalogram (MEG) data. The artifactual ICs were classified based on support vector machine (SVM) algorithm. The following parameters: kurtosis (K), probability density (PD), central moment of frequency (CMoF), spectral entropy (SpecEn), and fractal dimension (FD) were used as input vector of SVM. The proposed method showed the average classification rates of 99.18%, 92.33%, and 98.15% for cardiac (EKG), ocular (EOG), and high-amplitude changes (HAM), respectively.

  • Measuring Cognitive Abilities and Resting-State Neuromagnetic Signals in Children

    Kohske Takahashi, Koji Iwayama, Aki Kondo, Hiroyuki Tsubomi, Yuko Yoshimura, Yoshito Hirata, Kazuyuki Aihara, Mitsuru Kikuchi, Yoshio Minabe, Katsumi Watanabe

    5TH BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE (BMEICON 2012)    2012  [Refereed]

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    Resting-state study is a useful tool to investigate the brain activity related to cognitive abilities in children because it may be difficult for children to perform some experimental tasks. In the present study, we report a preliminary examination to associate the resting-state neuromagnetic signals from magnetoencephalogram (MEG) with cognitive abilities in children. We applied a non-linear time-series analysis for 90-s resting-state neuromagnetic signals and estimated interdependency of two channels of MEG signals. Then we examined the relation between the magnitudes of interdependency and the cognitive abilities and ages. Although we found some indications of age differences in the lateralization of interdependency, the results highlighted several limiting factors in measuring cognitive abilities and resting-state neuromegnetic signals in children and suggested that further elaboration of devices, procedures, and analysis would be warranted.

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  • Prediction of others' decision of attractiveness for faces

    Kondo Aki, Takahashi Kohske, Watanabe Katsumi

    Proceedings of the Japanese Society for Cognitive Psychology   2011   84 - 84  2011

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  • Separating estimation process from response by using the sequential effect

    Aki Kondo, Katsumi Watanabe

    Proceedings - 2011 International Conference on Biometrics and Kansei Engineering, ICBAKE 2011     95 - 99  2011  [Refereed]

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    In psychophysical scaling, a subjective rating in the current trial is tend to be biased by preceding trials (sequential effect). Here, we investigated the factor determining the sequential effect: physical stimulus, evaluation process, or response in the preceding trials. Participants observed disks with different luminance values and rated the perceived brightness of the disk on a 9-point scale. When participants were required to evaluate and response to the 1-back trials, the current rating was assimilated toward 1-back trials. On the other hand, when participants were not required to evaluate the 1-back stimulus, the current rating was not affected by 1-back trials, independent of whether the response to the 1-back stimulus was required or not. These results suggest that the sequential effect was due to evaluation process but not to stimulus or response in the preceding trials. © 2011 IEEE.

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  • NEUROMAGNETIC CORRELATES OF PERCEIVED BRIGHTNESS IN HUMAN VISUAL CORTEX

    Aki Kondo, Hiroyuki Tsubomi, Katsumi Watanabe

    PSYCHOLOGIA   53 ( 4 ) 267 - 275  2010.12  [Refereed]

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    We used magnetoencephalography (MEG) to investigate the timing and location of cortical activity related to perceived brightness. Participants passively observed 1 of 5 disks of different luminance (1, 3.2, 10, 32, and 100 cd/m(2)) during MEG recording, and rated the perceived brightness of the disk before and after the MEG recording. The perceived brightness showed an almost perfect log-linear dependence on luminance intensity. The MEG results showed that the stimulus presentation evoked neuromagnetic responses in the occipital region approximately 150 ms after stimulus onset. The average magnitude of the response was positively correlated with the subjective ratings of perceived brightness as well as the log-scaled stimulus luminance. These findings suggest that the neuromagnetic responses in the occipital cortex reflect subjective brightness perception and that the visual cortex completes the brightness assignment as early as 150 ms after stimulus onset. The possible clinical application of these results is discussed.

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Books and Other Publications

  • 美しさと魅力の心理

    近藤 あき( Part: Contributor, 面接で有利になる順番は──順序効果)

    ミネルヴァ書房  2019 ISBN: 9784623086597

  • 心理学入門 : こころを科学する10のアプローチ

    近藤 あき( Part: Contributor, 第2章: 知覚心理学—世界が意識にのぼるまで—; 第3章: 認知心理学—対象把握の処理過程—)

    講談社  2017 ISBN: 9784061548084

Research Projects

  • 知覚・認知に及ぼす時間文脈効果の個人差とその処理プロセスの解明

    日本学術振興会  科学研究費助成事業 基盤研究 (C)

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    2021.04
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    2024.03
     

  • 視覚物体表現の系列依存性に関する認知科学的研究

    日本学術振興会  海外特別研究員

    Project Year :

    2019.04
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    2020.03
     

    近藤 あき

  • 意思決定における判断バイアスの発生メカニズムの解明と除去法の開発

    日本学術振興会  科学研究費補助金 若手研究B

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    2015.04
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    2020.03
     

    近藤 あき

  • 主観的判断の系列効果とその脳内過程の解明

    日本学術振興会  特別研究員奨励費

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    2012.04
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    近藤 あき

Misc

  • Relationship between the stereoscopic feeling and weave structure of carbon fiber woven fabric

    Tomoko Awazitani, Aki Kondo, Sachiko Sukigara

    PERCEPTION   45   109 - 110  2016.08

    Research paper, summary (international conference)  

  • Visual impression of the fabric while rotating

    Megumi Yoshikawa, Aki Kondo, Chiaki Umebayashi, Toshinori Harada, Sachiko Sukigara

    PERCEPTION   45   133 - 133  2016.08

    Research paper, summary (international conference)  

  • 拡大錯視の測定と生起条件の検討

    近藤あき, 高尾沙希, 有賀敦紀, 高橋康介, 渡邊克巳

    基礎心理学研究   33 ( 2 ) 210  2015.03

    J-GLOBAL

  • 顔の魅力判断における系列効果に対する性別カテゴリの影響

    近藤あき, 高橋康介, 渡邊克巳

    基礎心理学研究   32 ( 2 ) 237 - 238  2014.03

    DOI CiNii J-GLOBAL

  • 顔の魅力判断における系列効果:倒立顔の魅力判断との比較

    近藤あき, 高橋康介, 渡邊克巳

    日本認知心理学会大会発表論文集   10th   140 - 140  2012.06

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  • 顔の魅力判断における系列効果:物理的属性の判断との比較

    近藤あき, 高橋康介, 渡邊克巳

    基礎心理学研究   30 ( 2 ) 212 - 212  2012.03

    DOI CiNii J-GLOBAL

  • Measuring Cognitive Abilities and Resting-State Neuromagnetic Signals in Children

    Kohske Takahashi, Koji Iwayama, Aki Kondo, Hiroyuki Tsubomi, Yuko Yoshimura, Yoshito Hirata, Kazuyuki Aihara, Mitsuru Kikuchi, Yoshio Minabe, Katsumi Watanabe

    5TH BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE (BMEICON 2012)     136 - 137  2012

    Research paper, summary (international conference)  

  • Artifactual Component Classification from MEG Data using Support Vector Machine

    Montri Phothisonothai, Aki Kondo, Katsumi Watanabe, Hiroyuki Tsubomi, Fang Duan, Kazuyuki Aihara, Yuko Yoshimura, Mitsuru Kikuchi, Yoshio Minabe

    5TH BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE (BMEICON 2012)     75 - 76  2012

    Research paper, summary (international conference)  

  • Priming effect of facial expression recognition under binocular rivalry

    上田大志, 近藤あき, 高橋康介, 渡邊克巳

    電子情報通信学会技術研究報告   111 ( 155(HIP2011 27-42) ) 57 - 61  2011.07

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    Emotional visual images, such as those of facial expressions and evolutionally determined threats (e.g., spiders and snakes), have been known to cause behavioral, psychophysical and neurophysiological responses without subjective experience. In this experiment, we examined whether the previously reported influence of the non-consciously perceived emotional visual images, which were produce by either presenting the visual stimuli in the blind field of a blindsight patient or using visual masking techniques, would also occur in normal subject. To this end, we created non-conscious perceptual state using binocular rivalry and see if the emotional visual images that were suppressed in binocular rivalry could influence the visual detection of facial expressions. Observers were asked to press a button as fast as possible after detecting the face that expressed the target emotion (happy or anger). We presented a task-irrelevant prime face (happy, anger, or absent) shortly before and in the opposite visual hemi-field of the target face. The priming face was suppressed using the continuous flash suppression technique. The results showed that even when the observers barely noticed the facial expression of the suppressed prime face, the reaction time was significantly slower when the facial expressions of the suppressed prime and dominant target were incongruent and when the suppressed priming face expressed anger. These results indicate that facial expressions are processed in the absence of the perceptual experience even in normal subjects.

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  • Sequential effects in attractiveness judgment for objects and faces

    近藤あき, 新美亮輔, 高橋康介, 渡邊克巳

    電子情報通信学会技術研究報告   111 ( 155(HIP2011 27-42) ) 63 - 68  2011.07

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    A number of psychological experiments have shown that the response of current trial assimilates toward the response of the preceding trial in perceptual decision-making tasks (sequential effect; Holland & Lockhead, 1968). The sequential effect has been widely observed in evaluation of physical property of stimuli (e.g., loudness and brightness; Ward & Lockhead, 1970; Ward, 1982) as well as more naturalistic properties (e.g., price of furniture; Matthews & Stewart, 2009). However, it is unclear whether subjective decision (e.g., preference) is also susceptible to the sequential effect. Here, we examined whether the sequential effect would occur in attractiveness judgment for objects and faces. Forty-eight pictures of male and female faces or thirty-two objects were presented successively. Participants rated the attractiveness of each face or object on a 7-point scale. The results showed that the attractiveness rating of a given face or object assimilated toward the rating of the preceding trial. These findings suggest that attractiveness judgment is also biased toward the preceding judgment, and hence the sequential effect can be extended in the domain of subjective decision-making.

    CiNii J-GLOBAL

  • Neuromagnetic responses related to endogenous metrical interpretation.

    Ono, F, Takahashi, K, Kondo, A, Watanabe, K

    Proceedings of the Third International Workshop on Kansei.    2010

  • Neuromagnetic activity reflecting brightness in the human visual cortex.

    Kondo, A, Tsubomi, H, Takahashi, K, Ono, F, Watanabe, K

    Proceedings of the Third International Workshop on Kansei.    2010

  • 2色面の色弁別に及ぼすアモーダル補完の効果

    近藤あき, 山本洋紀, 齋木潤

    日本心理学会第72回大会    2008.09

  • 色弁別における間隙効果の遮蔽手掛かり依存性

    近藤あき, 山本洋紀, 齋木潤

    日本基礎心理学会第26回大会    2007.12

  • Effect of Spatial Property and Luminance of Stimuli on Simultaneous Color Contrast

    NAKATA Kazuyuki, KONDO Aki, YAMAMOTO Hiroki, EJIMA Yoshimichi

      29 ( 29 ) 1 - 6  2005.05

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  • Effect of Spatial Property and Luminance of Stimuli on Simultaneous Color Contrast

    NAKATA Kazuyuki, KONDO Aki, YAMAMOTO Hiroki, EJIMA Yoshimichi

    Technical report of IEICE. HIP   105 ( 100 ) 1 - 6  2005.05

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    We examined simultaneous color contrast between opponent or non-opponent color pairs. The effect of color contrast was measured by matching apparent color of the test field surrounded by the same hue with that surrounded by opponent hue. Apparent saturation of the test was diminished (enhanced) when it was surrounded by the same (opponent) hue. For isoluminant pairs, these color shifts could be explained by an additive/subtractive model of color induction. On the other hand, for non-isoluminant pairs, especially when the test was immediately surrounded by the brighter field, the additive/subtractive model failed to explain the color shifts. This may be due to the transparent view of the test in this situation.

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  • Neural correlates of red-green simultaneous color contrast in the human visual cortex

    KONDO Aki, NAKAGOSHI Asuka, YAMAMOTO Hiroki, TANAKA Chuzo, UMEDA Masahiro, EJIMA Yoshimichi

    Technical report of IEICE. HIP   104 ( 100 ) 13 - 18  2004.05

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    Color appearance depends on chromatic context. We used fMRI to explore human visual areas underlying the color contrast effect. Subjects were scanned while viewing equiluminant red-green flicker stimuli consisted of test disks and a surround. Chromatic context was changed by the relative phase of the test and surround flicker, by presenting them in opposite-phase (OP) or in-phase (IP). The apparent chromatic change of the test was larger for OP than for IP. We observed fMRI responses correlated with the perceptual color change in most of lower and higher visual areas. When the gaps (0.5° or 1°) were introduced between the test and surround, the responses became progressively weaker in most areas as the gap became thicker. But the responses still remained in some higher areas, especially in a portion of ventral or dorsal occipital region. This indicates that the spatial extent of color contrast processing increases with the hierarchy level of the visual cortical pathway.

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Syllabus

Teaching Experience

  • 心理実験のための統計

    早稲田大学  

    2022.10
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    Now
     

  • Psychological experiment Ⅱ

    Japan Women's University  

    2022.04
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    Now
     

  • Cognitive psychology

    Waseda University  

    2022.04
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    Now
     

  • Advanced Fibro Special Lecture Ⅰ

    Kyoto Institute of Technology  

    2020
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  • Advanced Fibro-Science Special Lecture

    Kyoto Institute of Technology  

    2020
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  • 心理学基礎実験1・2

    立正大学  

  • 心理学実験基礎演習Ⅰ・Ⅱ

    大正大学  

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Social Activities

  • 子どもの知的好奇心をくすぐる体験授業

    京都府教育委員会  (京都府立城南菱創高等学校) 

    2020.11
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  • 子どもの知的好奇心をくすぐる体験授業

    京都府教育委員会  (京都府立亀岡高等学校) 

    2016.11
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Sub-affiliation

  • Faculty of Science and Engineering   School of Fundamental Science and Engineering

Internal Special Research Projects

  • 知覚と判断における履歴効果の時空間特性と生起メカニズムの検討

    2021   David Whitney, 村井祐基

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    現在の知覚や判断が、過去の知覚や判断の履歴に近づくように変容する現象(履歴効果)の個人差を検討するオンライン実験を行なった。同一の実験参加者に対して、顔刺激のマッチング課題と顔の魅力判断課題を行う際に生じる履歴効果を調べ、知覚レベルと判断レベルの履歴効果に相関関係が見られることを明らかにした。また、方位知覚における履歴効果の個人差とその安定性に関する研究成果についてJournal of Vision誌に投稿し、採択された。