FUMIHIKO ITAGAKI
Biographic Data
| ID | 8864554 |
|---|---|
| NAME | FUMIHIKO ITAGAKI |
| GIVEN NAMES | FUMIHIKO |
| FAMILY NAME | ITAGAKI |
| SIGNATURE | ITAGAKI F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Nihon University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 2 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 2 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
The relationship between endowment and ownership effects in memory across cultures
An object one owns is typically more highly valued than an equivalent object owned by another person. This endowment effect has been attributed to the aversion of loss of one's possessions (through selling), or the added value of an item due to self-association (through owning). To date, investigation of these mechanisms has been hampered by the between-subjects methodology traditionally employed to measure endowment. Over two experiments, we rep…
Representation and retrieval of two-digit numbers in mental comparison
Subjects were asked to judge whether two-digit numbers randomly selected from 11 to 39 were smaller or larger than a standard number of 25, and also whether two-digit numbers from 61 to 89 were smaller or larger than another standard number of 75. In both tasks, significant Symbolic Distance Effects (SDEs) were observed in those decades which contained the standards numbers. In other decades, however, reaction times (RTs) were constant regardless…
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Representation and retrieval of two-digit numbers in mental comparison
Subjects were asked to judge whether two-digit numbers randomly selected from 11 to 39 were smaller or larger than a standard number of 25, and also whether two-digit numbers from 61 to 89 were smaller or larger than another standard number of 75. In both tasks, significant Symbolic Distance Effects (SDEs) were observed in those decades which contained the standards numbers. In other decades, however, reaction times (RTs) were constant regardless…
The relationship between endowment and ownership effects in memory across cultures
An object one owns is typically more highly valued than an equivalent object owned by another person. This endowment effect has been attributed to the aversion of loss of one's possessions (through selling), or the added value of an item due to self-association (through owning). To date, investigation of these mechanisms has been hampered by the between-subjects methodology traditionally employed to measure endowment. Over two experiments, we rep…
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