 | TAKAHASHI, NobuyukiProfessor | Social psychologyWith a strong “backbone” framework rooted in a “macro-micro” social psychology, and taking an adaptation theoretical approach, I conduct research into the interaction between the individual and society. |
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 | YUKI, MasakiProfessor | Social psychology, cultural psychologyUsing a socioecological approach, my research focuses on how characteristics of society impact the human behavior and psychology. |
 | OHNUMA, SusumuProfessor | Environmental social psychologyI take a social psychological approach towards consensus making and public acceptance, focusing on issues which require public decision making involving entire societies. I mainly deal with social dilemmas, procedural justice, risk governance, and trust. |
 | TAKEZAWA, MasanoriProfessor | Social psychology, cultural evolutionIn the last decade, researchers in different disciplines have been trying to synthesize social sciences under a Darwinian evolutionary framework. This newly emerging field is best called evolutionary social science. I have been working closely in close relation with this movement both theoretically and empirically. |
 | TAKAHASHI, TaikiAssociate professor | Behavioral neuroeconomics, quantum decision theoryMy aims are to elucidate the molecular and neural mechanisms underlying decision making (e.g., decisions under uncertainty, inter-temporal choice, and social decision making), using theoretical and experimental techniques from scientific disciplines such as neurobiology, psychophysics, and quantum information theory. |
 | TAKIMOTO. AyakaAssociate Professor | Comparative developmental cognitive scienceThe core theme of my research rests on exploring the evolutionary and developmental process of the nonhuman social animals’ cooperative mind and its psychological basis, using the perspective of comparative cognitive (developmental) science. |
 | NAKAJIMA, AkiraAssistant Professor | Applied statisticsMy focus is on developing tools and analytical strategies for extracting meaning and insight from complex experimental and survey data. |
