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18 works· latest 2025· 4 institutionscluster: provisional

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RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY OF THE DIGIT CANCELLATION TEST, A BRIEF SCREEN OF ATTENTION2012 · 83 citations
Reading Disabilities in Japan: Implications from the Study of Hemisphere Functioning1995 · 48 citations
Reading disabilities in modern Japanese children1988 · 41 citations
Subjective Age in a Modern Japanese Young, Middle-Age, and Upper Middle-Age Sample2010 · 9 citations
Visual Search Load Effects on Age-Related Cognitive Decline: Evidence From the Yakumo Longitudinal Study2017 · 7 citations

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Investigating the Moderating Effect of Attitudes Toward One’s Own Aging on the Association Between Body Mass Index and Executive Function in Older Adults

Geriatrics·2025·7 authors·Open access

1citations

The influence of region and era on the subjective age perception of the elderly

Journal of Human Environmental Studies·2024·8 authors·Open access

1citations

Does subjective feeling young in 60’s remain attention function good ten years after?

Journal of Human Environmental Studies·2023·7 authors·Open access

0citations

Attention Performance Decline After Age 40 in Clinically Normal Community Dwellers: Evidence from a 10-Year Follow-Up of the Yakumo Study

The American Journal of Psychology·2022·4 authors

0citations

Visual Search Load Effects on Age-Related Cognitive Decline: Evidence From the Yakumo Longitudinal Study

The American Journal of Psychology·2017·11 authors

7citations

The relationship between higher brain function and physiological function in the middle and elderly people (1)

The Proceedings of the Annual Convention of the Japanese Psychological Association·2015·8 authors·other·Open access

0citations

Relations among higher brain function, trust, and gullibility in middle-aged and elderly people

The Japanese journal of psychology·2015·8 authors·Open access

2citations

Perceptual speed or executive function in aging

Journal of Human Environmental Studies·2015·10 authors·Open access

0citations

Younger and older adults with high cognitive function can lead to positive bias in future imagination

Journal of Human Environmental Studies·2013·5 authors·Open access

1citations

RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY OF THE DIGIT CANCELLATION TEST, A BRIEF SCREEN OF ATTENTION

PSYCHOLOGIA·2012·5 authors·Open access

83citations

Aged adults can image positively-stable near and far future

Journal of Human Environmental Studies·2012·2 authors·Open access

0citations

The study of trust of middle and upper-middle aged people

Journal of Human Environmental Studies·2011·7 authors·Open access

2citations

Subjective Age in a Modern Japanese Young, Middle-Age, and Upper Middle-Age Sample

Perceptual and Motor Skills·2010·2 authors

9citations

Subjective age of Japanese middle and upper-middle healthy community dweller and their higher brain function

Journal of Human Environmental Studies·2009·3 authors·Open access

5citations

Age related sex difference in higher cognitive abilities of healthy middle and old age people

Journal of Human Environmental Studies·2009·1 author·Open access

4citations

The relationship between the feeling of well-being and the subjective time by forgetting of a negative memory: The influence of aging:The influence of aging

·2009·7 authors

0citations

Reading Disabilities in Japan: Implications from the Study of Hemisphere Functioning

Neuropsychology and cognition·1995·1 author·chapter

48citations

Reading disabilities in modern Japanese children

Journal of Research in Reading·1988·1 author

41citations