Psychology article list
"Escape and cooperate" Elucidate survival strategy in a competitive environment with game theory
The research group of Associate Professor Masayoshi Muto of the Department of Mechanical Control Systems, Shibaura Institute of Technology, is a joint research with Ritsusho University and Soka University, and is "Prisoner's Dilemma […].
Cooperation is born from “tolerance” Japanese macaques on Awaji Island that build a cooperative society
For the first time, a research group at Osaka University has succeeded in demonstrating that Japanese macaques can collaborate with their peers.
"Tokimeki" can be measured by XNUMX emotions Nippon Menard Cosmetics and Nihon Fukushi University
Nihon Menard Cosmetics Co., Ltd. and Nihon Fukushi University Institute of Health Sciences jointly analyzed the emotional structure of women's "crush" and made up based on it […]
Osaka University and JR West have achieved results in "devices" to increase the number of users of stairs at stations
Osaka University Graduate School of Economics and JR West Group will be easier to use at JR Osaka Station from July 2019th to August 7th, 30 […]
The facial expression of the Japanese is different from the Ekman theory, discovered by Kyoto University
The fact that the facial expressions of the Japanese are inconsistent with the theory of Dr. Ekman, who is famous in psychological research, was identified by Wataru Sato of the Kokoro Research Center Kyoto University […]
Hiroshima University promotes purchasing with the display in the direction of the text read just before
In previous studies conducted in Europe and the United States at shopping malls and other sales floors, products displayed horizontally were better than those displayed vertically […].
Behavior of single-reared mice improved by living with group-reared mice, Waseda University elucidated
A research group led by Professor Masashin Kakeyama of Waseda University provided location information of individual mice in order to investigate the social proximity of mice living in groups […].
Subdividing the area where things exist dramatically improves the overall quantity grasp. The University of Tokyo
A group at the University of Tokyo discovered that quantity judgment can be made more efficient simply by subdividing the screen into multiple areas.
Jissen Women's University, etc., which judges babies by looking at others, demonstrates in CG image experiments
The research group of Yuiko Sakuta, a full-time lecturer at Jissen Women's University, is a joint research with Chuo University and Japan Women's University.
Workplace stress increases the risk of developing metabolic syndrome, such as Kitasato University
Metabolic syndrome, in which symptoms such as hypertension, hyperglycemia, and blood lipid abnormalities are simultaneously combined with visceral obesity, leads to the onset of cardiovascular disease, etc. […]