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Ohira Lab
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A psychology lab that explores emotion and decision-making through responses of the brain and body.
AboutAbout the lab
Understanding emotion and stress through the brain and body.
Professor Hideki Ohira of the Psychology Division studies emotion, stress, and decision-making.
The lab's research fields are experimental psychology, psychophysiology, and cognitive neuroscience.
The lab investigates the neural and physiological bases that underlie the processing and regulation of emotion.
Key terms
- psychophysiology
- A field of psychology that studies mental processes using bodily responses, such as heart rate and brain activity, as clues
- cognitive neuroscience
- A field that studies the relationship between brain function and mental processes such as perception and judgment
ResearchResearch themes
The lab investigates the relationship between brain and immune system activity associated with emotion and stress, as well as the neural and physiological mechanisms that process and regulate emotion. The neural basis of emotion-related decision-making is also one of its current research topics.
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- ProfessorHideki Ohira
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- Top image: “Brain-computer interface experiment” Laurens R. Krol / CC BY 4.0 (cropped)
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