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Visual Science and Cognitive Science Lab
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A lab that explores the mechanisms behind everyday actions through attention, emotion, and cognition.
AboutAbout the lab
Exploring the mechanisms of seeing, feeling, and thinking
This lab studies the basic mechanisms that underlie everyday actions, such as picking up a cup, or finding a friend in a crowd and gauging their mood from their facial expression.
Using attention, emotion, and cognition as keywords, the lab investigates how these mechanisms are achieved and acquired, and whether they influence one another.
Associate Professor Ueda is primarily affiliated with the Institute for the Future of Human and Society, and also teaches graduate students in the Graduate School of Human and Environmental Studies (Division of Cognition, Behavior and Health Sciences).
Students join this lab from graduate school.
Key terms
- Eye movement measurement
- A method that records where the eyes look, and in what order, as the movement of the gaze
- Genetic polymorphism
- Small differences in gene sequences that vary from person to person
- Multisensory integration
- The brain's function of combining information that comes in through separate senses, such as vision and hearing, into one
ResearchResearch themes
Everyday actions are built on many basic mechanisms, whether or not people are aware of them. Using attention, emotion, and cognition as keywords, this lab explores how these mechanisms are achieved and acquired and how they influence one another.
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- Associate ProfessorYoshiyuki Ueda
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