Member introduction

Chikara Ishii (Researcher)

Degree

Ph.D. (Psychology)

Research theme

Because interpersonal relationships play an important role in our daily lives, understanding how interactions with others affect our feelings and behaviors is a key to understanding how the brain works.
My current interest is to investigate such brain functioning in interpersonal interactions in a more natural environment, rather than in a laboratory setting.

Education

2014 B.A. Department of Psychology, Kibi International University

2017 M.A. Graduate School of Psychology, Kibi International University

2020 Ph.D. Graduate School of Humanities, Kwansei Gakuin University

Publications

Research papers

Ishii, C., & Katayama, J. (2022). History of one’s own performance modulates evaluative processing of another’s action outcomes, but not vice versa. Scientific Reports, 12, 1-8.
Ishii, C., & Katayama, J. (2020). Stimulus valence influences the evaluative processing of action outcome. NeuroReport, 31, 11, 840-844.