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Experimental Psychology Lab (Makoto Ichikawa)
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The lab uses experiments to investigate how humans perceive time and space.
AboutAbout the lab
Testing through experiments how time and space are perceived.
The lab uses experimental methods to study the characteristics of human perceptual and cognitive processes and sensibility.
Professor Makoto Ichikawa investigates the effects that the spatiotemporal characteristics of visual and auditory stimuli have on perceptual and cognitive processes, as well as the factors that influence the characteristics of experienced time and space.
The aim is to obtain a clearer answer to the question of what time and space are for humans.
Assistant Professor Junji Yanagi uses experiments to examine the characteristics of human visual function in motion perception and stereopsis.
Key terms
- Experimental psychology
- A field of psychology that uses experimental methods to investigate the characteristics of human perceptual and cognitive processes, sensibility, and more
- Motion perception
- The visual function of seeing the movement of objects
- Stereopsis
- The visual function of seeing the depth of objects
ResearchResearch themes
The lab uses the methods of experimental psychology to study the characteristics of human perceptual and cognitive processes and sensibility. Professor Ichikawa investigates the characteristics of experienced time and space, and Assistant Professor Yanagi focuses on motion perception and stereopsis.
Characteristics of Experienced Time and Space
The lab investigates the effects that the spatiotemporal characteristics of visual and auditory stimuli have on perceptual and cognitive processes, as well as the factors that influence the characteristics of experienced time and space. The aim is to obtain a clearer answer to the question of what time and space are for humans.
How Motion and Depth Appear
For motion perception and stereopsis, the lab presents various images on a computer, has participants observe them, and examines tendencies in how things appear. It explores what information human vision uses and what kind of processing it performs.
MembersFaculty
- ProfessorMakoto Ichikawa
- Assistant ProfessorJunji Yanagi
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