| Position | Project Research Associate |
|---|---|
| Faculty | Social Psychology |
| Graduate School | Social Psychology |
| Department | Social Psychology |
Career
| March 2018: | Ph.D. (Literature), Hokkaido University |
| August 2019: | Appointed to the Faculty of Letters, Graduate School of Humanities and Sociology, The University of Tokyo |
Research Areas
Social Psychology
1) Group Decision-Making
In a rapidly changing society, establishing systems that promote better decision-making is a significant challenge. From the perspective that group decision-making “emerges from the interaction process between individual psychology and behavior and society,” I conduct research using behavioral experiments and model analysis to understand the foundations of group decision-making generated through interaction.
2) Cooperation
By conducting experiments, I investigate the effects of social structural factors, such as fines, bonuses, and other incentive systems, on individual cooperative behavior and group productivity. This research aims to clarify the dynamics of the emergence and transformation of norms in group interaction contexts.
