Kawagoe Toshikazu

論文

Personal space and aging in Japanese adults: The role of demographics and sensory function

Forgetting or blanking? Evaluating the role of a forgot option in a thought sampling method for mind blanking research

Development of the Japanese Version of the Brief Dimensional Apathy Scale (b‐J‐DAS): Multidimensional Apathy in Dementia

Validating the Japanese version of the short-form foreign language enjoyment scale

Development and initial validation of the Interaction Anxiety in Group Work (IAGWS) Scale

The center of a face catches the eye in face perception.

Developing the Japanese and English versions of the Mind Blanking Questionnaire (MBQ): validation and reliability

Effects of the PICMOR Intervention program on resting-state functional connectivity in older adults

What happens in the brain when the mind goes "blank"?

Two models of mind blanking.

Mask wearing provides psychological ease but does not affect facial expression intensity estimation.

No relationships between frequencies of mind-wandering and perceptual rivalry.

Mental Effort Cost Learning is Retrospective

Expected Costs of Mental Efforts are Updated When People Exert Effort, not by Prospective Information

Validation and optimization of the Japanese version of the Adult Executive Functioning Inventory

Executive failure hypothesis explains the trait-level association between motivation and mind wandering.

Overview of (f)MRI Studies of Cognitive Aging for Non-Experts: Looking through the Lens of Neuroimaging.

The development of the Japanese version of the Adult executive functioning inventory (J-ADEXI)

Automatic gaze to the nose region cannot be inhibited during observation of facial expression in Eastern observers.

Prefrontal Plasticity after a 3-Month Exercise Intervention in Older Adults Relates to Enhanced Cognitive Performance.

共同研究・競争的資金等の研究課題

The association between motivation and mind-wandering

Older adults' internal body models and their neural bases

Study for individual tendency of mind-wandering and its manipulability