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Ryusuke Nakai

7 works· latest 2025· 2 institutionscluster: provisionalORCID 0000-0002-3531-2608

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Recognition and reading aloud of kana and kanji word: An fMRI study2008 · 32 citations
Baccarat gamblers follow trends rather than adhere to the gambler's fallacy: Analyses of field data from a casino2025 · 1 citations
Baccarat gamblers follow trends rather than adhere to the gambler’s fallacy: Analyses of field data from a casino2024 · 0 citations
Baccarat gamblers follow trends rather than adhere to the gambler’s fallacy: Analyses of field data from a casino2024 · 0 citations
Baccarat gamblers follow trends rather than adhere to the gambler’s fallacy: Analyses of field data from a casino2025 · 0 citations

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Baccarat gamblers follow trends rather than adhere to the gambler's fallacy: Analyses of field data from a casino

Acta Psychologica·2025·5 authors·Open access

1citations

Baccarat gamblers follow trends rather than adhere to the gambler’s fallacy: Analyses of field data from a casino

·2025·5 authors·preprint·Open access

0citations

Baccarat gamblers follow trends rather than adhere to the gambler’s fallacy: Analyses of field data from a casino

·2024·5 authors·preprint·Open access

0citations

Baccarat gamblers follow trends rather than adhere to the gambler’s fallacy: Analyses of field data from a casino

·2024·5 authors·preprint·Open access

0citations

Quantitative analysis on irrational trend-following in Baccarat gambling

The Proceedings of the Annual Convention of the Japanese Psychological Association·2022·5 authors·other·Open access

0citations

Future death-related thinking increases time preference about monetary reward

The Proceedings of the Annual Convention of the Japanese Psychological Association·2015·4 authors·other·Open access

0citations

Recognition and reading aloud of kana and kanji word: An fMRI study

Brain Research Bulletin·2008·5 authors

32citations