Yoshiyuki Ueda
Biographic Data
| ID | 4896553 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yoshiyuki Ueda |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yoshiyuki |
| FAMILY NAME | Ueda |
| SIGNATURE | UEDA Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | Kyoto University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7089-3009 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Cultural Differences in Effect Sizes of the Color-Word Stroop Test
The Color-Word Stroop test (CWST) measures executive functions and has been used worldwide in various psychology research areas. It is more difficult to name the colored ink when the name of the color word and its ink are mismatched than to name the color patch, in which case the color name interferes with the naming of the colored ink. This phenomenon is referred to as the Stroop effect. Cultural differences in the Stroop effect have been explor…
Facial expression adaptation impairs perceived social signal across expressions
Facial expressions provide crucial cues for assessing others’ internal states, leading to appropriate responses to maintain social harmony. This study investigated how social signals evoked by facial expressions are perceived, focusing on their automatic triggering and relationship to the representations of the expressions by using adaptation aftereffect paradigm. Participants evaluated their perceived need for help and their motivation to provid…
The Association Between Social Exclusion and the Feeling of Hunger
Social exclusion increases appetitive responses. Whether the feeling of hunger, the preceding phase of the appetitive response, is enhanced by exclusion remains unclear. To better understand the psychological mechanism behind the promotion of appetitive responses, we investigated whether the feeling of hunger is stronger after social exclusion than after inclusion. We manipulated participants' social exclusion status using a computer programmed C…
Does human–AI collaboration lead to more creative art? Aesthetic evaluation of human-made and AI-generated haiku poetry
Visual memory of a co-actor’s target during joint search
Effect of interpersonal conflicts and the moderating effect of the dispositional need to belong on binge eating
Learning of spatial configurations of a co-actor's attended objects in joint visual search
Regarding the effects of joint action on visual memory, previous research has focused on the memory of a single object that a participant and their co-actor attended together (i.e., a shared situation), while the literature on memory has demonstrated that spatial regularity composed of multiple objects can also be learned. We aimed to examine whether the visuospatial regularity of the co-actor's attended objects could be strongly encoded. We repe…
Eye Movements Converge on Vanishing Points during Visual Search
The vanishing point seems to be a useful cue for understanding scenes at a glance. The closer the objects are, the smaller their sizes become. Because the resolution of central vision is higher than that of peripheral vision, seeing a vanishing point enables individuals to perceive the whole scene. Here, we examined whether vanishing points attract eye movements during visual search. In E xperiment 1, we conducted a free‐viewing task to examine w…
Beyond personality traits
The ability to perceive a person's dominance plays an important role in survival and pro-social behavior. Perceived dominance has been investigated via assessments of facial expressions in 1-on-1 interaction situations, with expressions of anger and disgust judged to be more dominant. Given that human social interactions are complex, and multiple individuals interact at the same time, we investigated perceptions of trait dominance (an individual'…
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Eye Movements Converge on Vanishing Points during Visual Search
The vanishing point seems to be a useful cue for understanding scenes at a glance. The closer the objects are, the smaller their sizes become. Because the resolution of central vision is higher than that of peripheral vision, seeing a vanishing point enables individuals to perceive the whole scene. Here, we examined whether vanishing points attract eye movements during visual search. In E xperiment 1, we conducted a free‐viewing task to examine w…
Beyond personality traits
The ability to perceive a person's dominance plays an important role in survival and pro-social behavior. Perceived dominance has been investigated via assessments of facial expressions in 1-on-1 interaction situations, with expressions of anger and disgust judged to be more dominant. Given that human social interactions are complex, and multiple individuals interact at the same time, we investigated perceptions of trait dominance (an individual'…
Learning of spatial configurations of a co-actor's attended objects in joint visual search
Regarding the effects of joint action on visual memory, previous research has focused on the memory of a single object that a participant and their co-actor attended together (i.e., a shared situation), while the literature on memory has demonstrated that spatial regularity composed of multiple objects can also be learned. We aimed to examine whether the visuospatial regularity of the co-actor's attended objects could be strongly encoded. We repe…
Does human–AI collaboration lead to more creative art? Aesthetic evaluation of human-made and AI-generated haiku poetry
Visual memory of a co-actor’s target during joint search
Effect of interpersonal conflicts and the moderating effect of the dispositional need to belong on binge eating
Facial expression adaptation impairs perceived social signal across expressions
Facial expressions provide crucial cues for assessing others’ internal states, leading to appropriate responses to maintain social harmony. This study investigated how social signals evoked by facial expressions are perceived, focusing on their automatic triggering and relationship to the representations of the expressions by using adaptation aftereffect paradigm. Participants evaluated their perceived need for help and their motivation to provid…
The Association Between Social Exclusion and the Feeling of Hunger
Social exclusion increases appetitive responses. Whether the feeling of hunger, the preceding phase of the appetitive response, is enhanced by exclusion remains unclear. To better understand the psychological mechanism behind the promotion of appetitive responses, we investigated whether the feeling of hunger is stronger after social exclusion than after inclusion. We manipulated participants' social exclusion status using a computer programmed C…
Cultural Differences in Effect Sizes of the Color-Word Stroop Test
The Color-Word Stroop test (CWST) measures executive functions and has been used worldwide in various psychology research areas. It is more difficult to name the colored ink when the name of the color word and its ink are mismatched than to name the color patch, in which case the color name interferes with the naming of the colored ink. This phenomenon is referred to as the Stroop effect. Cultural differences in the Stroop effect have been explor…
Psychology (8 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Cognitive psychology (4 works) · Developmental psychology (4 works) · Face Recognition and Perception (4 works) · Artificial Intelligence (3 works) · Communication (3 works) · Action Observation and Synchronization (2 works) · Artificial Intelligence (2 works)