| | Atsunori Ariga Last updated: Apr 11, 2019 at 12:21 Research Interests Cognitive Science(152) , Cognitive Psychology(183) , Consumer Psychology(10) , Consumer Behavior(88) , Decision making(120) , Attention(67) , Perception(62) , Object perception(1) , Implicit cognition(4) , Vigilance(1) , Sustained attention(1) , Affordance(8) , Preference(12) , Social Cognition(55) , Cognitive Control(4) Academic & Professional Experience Apr 2016 - Today Associate Professor, Graduate School of Integrated Arts and Sciences, Hiroshima University Apr 2014 - Mar 2016 Associate Professor, Faculty of Psychology, Rissho University Apr 2011 - Mar 2014 Lecturer, Faculty of Psychology, Rissho University Apr 2009 - Mar 2011 Visiting Scholar, Department of Psychology, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Apr 2009 - Mar 2011 Overseas Research Fellowship, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science Apr 2006 - Mar 2009 Research Fellowship for Young Scientists, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science Published Papers Tsegmed, O., Taoka, D., Qi, J., & Ariga, A. Frontiers in Psychology 10 515 2019 [Refereed] Ariga, A. PLOS ONE 13(12) e0209837 2018 [Refereed] Ariga, A., & Arihara, K. Psychological Research 82 859-865 2018 [Refereed] Takao, S., Yamani, Y., & Ariga, A. Frontiers in Psychology 8 2343 2018 [Refereed] Does decision-making speed depend on non-interactive others? Inoue, A., & Ariga, A. Management Studies 5 458-470 2017 [Refereed] Ariga, A., Yamada, Y., & Yamani, Y. i-Perception 7(5) 2016 [Refereed] Yamani, Y., Ariga, A., & Yamada, Y. Frontiers in Integrative Neuroscience 9(74) 2016 [Refereed] Takao, S., Ariga, A., & Yamani, Y. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 9741 120-129 2016 [Refereed][Invited] How scarce objects attract people: Distinguishing the effects of temporal and social contexts on the scarcity principle Ariga, A., & Inoue, A. Journal of Marketing Trends 2015 [Refereed] Ariga, A. Frontiers in Psychology 5 1558 2015 [Refereed] Ariga, A., & Lleras, A. Cognition 118 439-443 2011 [Refereed] Ariga, A., Kawahara, J., & Watanabe, K. Visual Cognition 19 553-584 2011 [Refereed] Yamada, Y., Ariga, A., Miura, K., & Kawabe, T. Advances in Cognitive Psychology 6 35-46 2010 [Refereed] Ariga, A., & Watanabe, K. Psychological Research 73 54-59 2009 [Refereed] Ariga, A., & Watanabe, K. Japanese Psychological Research 51 258-265 2009 [Refereed] Ariga, A., & Yokosawa, K. Perception & Psychophysics 70 680-687 2008 [Refereed] Ariga, A., & Yokosawa, K. Psychological Research 72 192-202 2008 [Refereed] Lleras, A., Kawahara, J., Wan, X. I., & Ariga, A. Perception & Psychophysics 70 114-131 2008 [Refereed] Ariga, A., Yokosawa, K., & Ogawa, H. Visual Cognition 15 685-709 2007 [Refereed] Ariga, A., & Kawahara, J. Journal of Vision 4 891-903 2004 [Refereed] Ariga, A., & Saito, S. Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology in press [Refereed] Misc Gamblers do not stop gambling, but become reckless gamblers Taoka, D., & Ariga, A. Proceedings of Knowledge and Smart Technology (included in IEEE Xplore) 2019 [Refereed] Is choice overload replicable? Ariga, A. Proceedings of Knowledge and Smart Technology (included in IEEE Xplore) 264-267 2018 [Refereed] Ariga, A., & Arihara, K. Proceedings of Knowledge and Smart Technology (included in IEEE Xplore) 266-269 2017 [Refereed] Takao, S., & Ariga, A. Proceedings of Knowledge and Smart Technology (included in IEEE Xplore) 287-290 2016 [Refereed] Ariga, A. Proceedings of Knowledge and Smart Technology (included in IEEE Xplore) 161-164 2015 [Refereed] Conference Activities & Talks How scarce objects attract people: The effects of temporal and social contexts of the scarcity on object value (presented in the plenary meeting) International Marketing Trends Conference 2015 Consumer preference finically depends on the scarcity of goods [Invited] Taiwan Institute of Kansei 2013 Socially interactive evaluation degrades the likeability of objects [Invited] Special International Seminar for Time Study 2012 Goal habituation model of vigilance decrements [Invited] Lecture for All Knowledge at University of Illinois 2011 Research Grants & Projects The cognitive mechanisms behind limitations of sustained attention Project Year: Apr 2009 - Mar 2011 |
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