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Yumi Hamamoto

Assistant Professor,Frontier Research Institute for Interdisciplinary Sciences / Research Institute of Electrical Communication
How do we perceive “self-image”?
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We naturally perceive and evaluate ourselves, however, it is not always accurate.
For example, people with anorexia tend to think they are overweight even though they are underweight.
My aim is to uncover perception and recognition mechanisms related to "self-image" and "body-image" through psychophysical and fMRI studies.

202408.08 Study group meeting: What kind of social factors influence self-image establishment? Posted in Event

This study group was established to identify what social factors are considered problematic in terms of their influence on the perception and evaluation of self-image, and what phenomena are considered problematic as distortions in the perception and evaluation of self-image, and to formulate them into a research project.
The second meeting of the study group was held as follows.
https://cognac.tohoku.ac.jp/eng/news/detail.php?d=S0ksSczLtzUyBwA-

The third meeting was held on the following date.
Dr. Godai Saito, a project assistant professor at
Interdisciplinary ICT Research Center for Cyber and Real Spaces, Research Institute of Electrical Communication, and Ms. Yi Ding, a PhD student at the Dept. Human Brain Science, Institute of Development, Aging and Cancer, gave presentations and discussed with study group members at the third meeting.
Only study group members can attend and listen to the meeting, but if you are interested, please contact Dr. Hamamoto or any study group member and we will share the Zoom URL with you. Please feel free to contact us (Hamamoto).

[Date]
August 8th (Thursday), 15:00-16:30
[Location]
Online (Zoom)
[Program (tentative)]
15:00 Dr. Godai Saito "Self from the perspective of Alice in Wonderland syndrome"
15:45 Ms. Yi Ding "The neural mechanisms of changing self-presentation after receiving social rejection feedback"
16:30 Announcement of next meeting and closing

Organized by: Cognitive Neuroscience Application Center
Co-organized by: Frontier Research Institute for Interdisciplinary Sciences, Research Institute of Electrical Communication, Institute of Development, Aging and Cancer

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