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MATSUI Takao

Department / Course

College of Humanities Department of Psychology

Graduate School of Global Humanics Department of Psychology

Job Professor

Academic background
1989/04～1992/03	Graduate School of Human Relations Keio University Graduated Experimental psychology Ph.D
1986/04～1989/03	Hokkaido University Experimental psychology
1982/04～1986/03/31	Faculty of Education Kyoto University Graduated Experimental psychology

Business career
1998/04/01 ～ 2004/03/31	Nigata University of International and Information Studies
1994/04/01 ～ 1998/03/31	Nigata University of International and Information Studies
1992/04/01 ～ 1994/03/31	Keio University

Present specialized field
Experimental psychology keyword(Implicit Learning,Spatial Cognition)

Book and thesis
Papers	Relation between preferences for visual codes and vocabulary size in Japanese native readers,pp.31-38 (Sole-authored) 2025/01
Papers	Homophone eﬀects on semantic categorization for native Japanese reader,pp.57-62 (Co-authored) 2024/01
Papers	Do preferences for visual codes and disuse of phonological codes are correlated within native Japanese readers?,pp.61-68 (Co-authored) 2023/01
Papers	Effects of semantic transparency and headedness on the processing of Japanese compound words,pp.1-13 2021/01
Papers	Semantic transparency of morphemes in various types of Japanese compound words,pp.33-45 2020/07
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Academic conference presentation
2017	Does the Phonological Information of Auditorily Presented Words Activate Their Orthographic Information? (Proceedings of the Japanese Society for Cognitive Psychology)
2016	The Effect of Phonological Familiarity on Lexical Decision Times to Japanese Homophones (Proceedings of the Japanese Society for Cognitive Psychology)
2014	Individual Differences in the Effects of Orthographic Word Length on Native Japanese Speakers' Memory Spans (JCSS Japanese Congnitive Science Society)
2013	The Effect of Visual and Phonological Information on the Memory Span of Kanji words (JCSS Japanese Congnitive Science Society)
2012	Does number of characters influence memory span of native Japanese readers? (Proceedings of the Japanese Society for Cognitive Psychology)

Research topic, funded research, and department laboratory expense
1990 ～ 1996	Study on Unisotropy of Spatial Cognition