Souta Hidaka

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Sophia University

Japan

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Professor Souta Hidaka is a faculty member at Sophia University in Japan. His research focuses on haptic perception, including size adaptation aftereffects, tactile discrimination, and sensory processing related to bodily ownership and agency. Additionally, he explores the relationships between autistic traits, body temperature, and circadian rhythms. His recent publications contribute to the understanding of tactile orientation processing and perceptual rivalry.

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Luigi Tamè

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University of Kent

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Shinya Yamamoto

National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)

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Antonio Zafarana

Associate Lecturer

University of Kent

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Comparable magnitude of haptic size adaptation aftereffects between younger and older people

Haptic touch modulates size adaptation aftereffects on the hand.

Exploring relationships between autistic traits and body temperature, circadian rhythms, and age

No differences in implicit hand maps among different degrees of autistic traits

No relationships between frequencies of mind-wandering and perceptual rivalry

Tilt adaptation aftereffects reveal fundamental perceptual characteristics of tactile orientation processing on the hand.

Noninformative Vision of Body Movements can Enhance Tactile Discrimination

Tactile interactions in the path of tactile apparent motion

Bodily ownership and agency sensations in a natural state

Anisotropy in tactile time perception

Unique Relationships Between Autistic Traits and Visual, Auditory, and Tactile Sensory Thresholds in Typically Developing Adults

Autistic communication and imagination sub-traits are related to audiovisual temporal integration in the stream–bounce illusion

Tactile distance adaptation aftereffects do not transfer to perceptual hand maps

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Luigi Tamè

Shinya Yamamoto

Antonio Zafarana

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