Atsunori Ariga

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Chuo University

Japan

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Professor Atsunori Ariga is a faculty member at Chuo University in Japan. His research interests encompass sensory perception, categorization phenomena, and cognitive biases, as evidenced by his recent publications. He explores topics including the uncanny valley phenomenon, the modulation of sensory experiences, and biases in aesthetic judgments. Professor Ariga's work contributes to a deeper understanding of the interplay between perception and cognition.

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2024

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2020

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Kosuke Motoki

Assistant Professor

University of Tokyo

JAPAN

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The uncanny valley phenomenon can be explained by categorization failure rather than categorization difficulty

The tactile thickness of the lip and weight of a glass can modulate sensory perception of tea beverage

Predicted vs. Perceived Weight Based on Packaging Design

Romantic Bias in Judging the Attractiveness of Faces from the Back

Language-Based Modulation of the Stream/Bounce Judgment

Spatial congruency bias in identifying objects is triggered by retinal position congruence: Examination using the Ternus-Pikler illusion

The sound-free SMARC effect: The spatial-musical association of response codes using only sound imagery

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Kosuke Motoki

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