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ID Type Day Theme Number Title Authors O1-1-1 Oral 29 Stereopsis 1 Luminance-disparity interaction in human visual cortices Pei-Yin Chen, Chien-Chung Chen O1-1-2 Oral 29 Stereopsis 2 Neural Substrate for Reversed-Depth Perception Generated by Anti-Correlated Random-Dot Stereograms in the Human Brain Bayu Gautama Wundari, Hiroshi Ban, Ichiro Fujita O1-1-3 Oral 29 Stereopsis 3 Oblique effect in 3D gradient discriminations revealed by psychophysics and MEG Huining Wu, Yuji Ikegaya, Hiroshi Ban O1-1-4 Oral 29 Stereopsis 4 A deterministic approach to 3D vision from multiple cues Jovan T. Kemp, Fulvio Domini O1-1-5 Oral 29 Stereopsis 5 The width underestimation of 3D objects with image rotation Marie Morita, Yoshitaka Fujii, Takao Sato O1-1-6 Oral 29 Stereopsis 6 A joint motion/stereo constraint Jiawei Zhou, Yiya Chen, Zhimo Yao, Pi-Chun Huang, Robert F. Hess O2-1-1 Oral 30 Physiology 1 Bifurcation pathway in the macaque fovea for unifying the left and right halves of a visual field YOSHIHIKO TSUKAMOTO, NAOKO OMI O2-1-2 Oral 30 Physiology 2 White matter connections of the human cingulate sulcus visual area (CSv) Maiko Uesaki, Michele Furlan, Andrew T Smith, Hiromasa Takemura O2-1-3 Oral 30 Physiology 3 Attentional State Modulates Connectome-Based Predictions of Cognitive Performance

Christopher L. Asplund, Esther X.W. Wu, Gwenisha J. Liaw, Rui Zhe Goh, Alisia M.J. Chee, Tiffany T.Y. Chia, B.T. Thomas Yeo

O2-1-4 Oral 30 Physiology 4 Probing contextual influences in macular degeneration: is the reduced inhibition a sign of cortical reorganization? Giulio Contemori, Luca Battaglini, Clara Casco O2-1-5 Oral 30 Physiology 5

Combined use of intrinsic optical imaging and 2-photon Ca2+ imaging for determining distribution of stimulus-specific responses across macro-architecture in macaque visual cortex Yang Fang, Gaku Hatanaka, Mikio Inagaki, Ryosuke F Takeuchi, Ken-ichi Inoue, Masahiko Takada, Ichiro Fujita

O2-1-6 Oral 30 Physiology 6 Cross-inhibition and cross-pattern detectors in macaque V1 Cong Yu, Shu-Cheng Guan, Nian-Shen Ju, Shi-Ming Tang O2-1-7 Oral 30 Physiology 7 Functional architecture for processing visual texture in visual area V4 Ichiro Fujita O2-1-8 Oral 30 Physiology 8 Neural ensemble representation of view orientation in monkey inferior temporal cortex: A comparison between face and object processing Ryusuke Hayashi O2-2-1 Oral 30 Engineering 1 Centrifugal signal to the avian retina improves stimulus detection and target discrimination

Hiroyuki Uchiyama, Hiroshi Ohno, Takuto Kawasaki, Yuhki Ohwatari, Takahiro Narimatsu, Yusaku Miyanagi, Taiga Maeda

O2-2-2 Oral 30 Engineering 2 Animal experiment platform with wireless multi-channel microstimulation system usable for cortical vision prosthesis Yuki HAYASHIDA, Yuichi Umehira, Naoki Satoshiro, Kosuke Takayama, Shinnosuke Ishikawa, Tetsuya Yagi O2-2-3 Oral 30 Engineering 3 OSX and iOS applications for vision science education and research Izumi Ohzawa, Koichiro Nishi, Naoharu Iwai, Takuma Hanaya O2-2-4 Oral 30 Engineering 4 Gamification of vision test improves usability for internet experiments Kenchi Hosokawa, Kazushi Maruya, Shin'ya Nishida, Satoshi Nakadomari, Masayo Takahashi O2-2-5 Oral 30 Engineering 5 Effects of display compensation, speed and stereopsis on motion perception in an immersive virtual environment viewed on a head-mounted display (HMD). Wilson Luu, Barbara Zangerl, Michael Kalloniatis, Juno Kim O2-2-6 Oral 30 Engineering 6 Perceived scene stability predicts presence and cybersickness Juno Kim, Stephen Palmisano O2-2-7 Oral 30 Engineering 7 AR/VR Safety Implications for Training Logan B. McIntosh, Guy M. Wallis, Philip M. Grove O2-2-8 Oral 30 Engineering 8 Sensory feedback reduces Weber's law in perception and action tasks Ailin Deng, Evan Cesanek, Fulvio Domini O3-1-1 Oral 31 Texture 1 The tuning of early visual cortex to the fractal structure of natural scenes Zoey J Isherwood, Colin WG Clifford, Mark M Schira, Branka Spehar O3-1-2 Oral 31 Texture 2 Antagonistic receptive-field structure of V4 neurons detects local figure-ground organization in natural image patches Kouji Kimura, Yukako Yamane, Hiroshi Tamura, Ko Sakai O3-1-3 Oral 31 Texture 3 Parietal tACS at beta frequency improves visual crowding Luca Battaglini, Clara Casco, Andrea Ghiani, Luca Ronconi O3-1-4 Oral 31 Texture 4 The interaction between attention and perceptual grouping revealed by contrast masking paradigm Chiahuei Tseng, Chien-Chung Chen, Satoshi Shioiri O3-1-5 Oral 31 Texture 5 More efficient semantic than phonological extraction in reading Chinese/Kanji for Taiwanese/Japanese skilled readers

Su-Ling Yeh, Jen-Tse Dong, Pokuan Ho, Shuo-Heng Li, Te-Chi Huang, Shiho Hirai, Yoshiyuki Ueda, Jun Saiki

O3-2-1 Oral 31 Attention 1 Motion extrapolation and time compression during eye blinks Gerrit Maus, Hannah Letitia Goh, Matteo Lisi O3-2-2 Oral 31 Attention 2 Microsaccades reveal anticipation of cognitive conflict in a cued-flanker task Mario Dalmaso, Luigi Castelli, Giovanni Galfano O3-2-3 Oral 31 Attention 3 Attentional blink in 7- to 8- month-old infants Shuma Tsurumi, So Kanazawa, Masami K Yamaguchi, Jun Kawahara O3-2-4 Oral 31 Attention 4 Perceptual learning induces lower alpha power to nonsalient irrelevant shapes Yulong Ding, Chupeng Zhong, Zhe Qu O3-2-5 Oral 31 Attention 5 Spatial spread of visual attention on a uniform random-dot field Lin Shi, Soren K. Andersen, Satoshi Shioiri O3-2-6 Oral 31 Attention 6 Transient Attention Does Change the Appearance: Excluding the Response Bias Fang Zhang, Yongchun Cai, Liufang Zhou O3-2-7 Oral 31 Attention 7 Perceived time and the accrual of visual information Kielan Yarrow, Isla Jones, Alan Johnston, Derek H Arnold O3-2-8 Oral 31 Attention 8 Reading direction influences the deployment of visual attention during word processing Honami Kobayashi, Hirokazu Ogawa O3-3-1 Oral 31 Appearance 1 Divisive inhibition determines orientation discrimination threshold after adaptation to center-surround sinusoidal stimuli Yih-Shiuan Lin, Chien-Chung Chen, Mark W. Greenlee O3-3-2 Oral 31 Appearance 2 Falling pitch imitating Doppler shift facilitates detection of visual motion in the extreme-periphery Takashi Suegami, Mark Changizi, Christopher C Berger, Daw-An J Wu, Shinsuke Shimojo O3-3-3 Oral 31 Appearance 3 Motion-generated optic flow facilitates perception when visual images are blurry Jing Pan, Hongge Xu, Xiaoye M Wang, Geoffrey P Bingham O3-3-4 Oral 31 Appearance 4 Eye movement correlates of accurate recognition of balanced painting composition Piotr Francuz, Iwo Zaniewski, Pawe? Augustynowicz, Natalia Kopi?, Tomasz Jankowski O3-3-5 Oral 31 Appearance 5 McCollough-effect induced illusory colour biases binocular rivalry Shuai Chang, Joel Pearson O3-3-6 Oral 31 Appearance 6 Light sources as scene components: estimating light source direction in scenes with multiple objects Lindsay M Peterson, Daniel J Kersten, Damien J Mannion O3-3-7 Oral 31 Appearance 7 The effect of color temperature on the color-dependent Fraser-Wilcox illusion Akiyoshi Kitaoka O4-1-1 Oral 1 Cognition 1

Perceived Dominance from Face Images Depends on Interaction Situations: Examinations of Consistency across Japanese and Taiwanese and the Own-Race Bias

Yoshiyuki Ueda, Bo-Cheng Huang, Su-Ling Yeh, Sakiko Yoshikawa O4-1-2 Oral 1 Cognition 2 A novel neural mechanism for autistic vision through rose coloured spectacles David Philip Crewther, Laila Hugrass, Eveline Mu O4-1-3 Oral 1 Cognition 3 Perceptual learning along the “weaker" principal meridian improves contrast sensitivity function and visual acuity in patients with astigmatism Li Gu, Jinrong Li, Jing Zhong, Zhipeng Chen, Zhong-Lin Lu, Yuan Jin O4-1-4 Oral 1 Cognition 4 Short-Term Source Amnesia Does Not Persist in Auditory Modality Ping Zhu, Mengjiao Xu, Yingtao Fu, Jiahan Yu, Mowei Shen, Hui Chen O4-1-5 Oral 1 Cognition 5 Memory-driven capture is at the level of features not objects Edyta Sasin, Daryl Fougnie

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ID Type Day Theme Number Title Authors O4-1-6 Oral 1 Cognition 6 The storage of dynamic relations in visual working memory Jing Chen, Jifan Zhou, Mowei Shen O4-1-7 Oral 1 Cognition 7 Differential neural activation to explicit and implicit moral processing Dan Tao, Yue Leng O4-1-8 Oral 1 Cognition 8 ‘Sociality' Matters in Emotion Perception of Visual Narratives Jinyoung Kim, Yeonwha Kim, Sang-Hun Lee P1-1 Poster 29 Face & Social 1 Effects of emotional facial expression on the temporal resolution of visual processing Misa Kobayashi, Makoto Ichikawa P1-2 Poster 29 Face & Social 2 Infants' perceptual insensitivity to the other-race-face in multisensory speech perception. Yuta Ujiie, So Kanazawa, Masami K Yamaguchi P1-3 Poster 29 Face & Social 3 Is human rapid face categorization viewpoint dependent? Charles C.-F. Or, Talia L. Retter, Bruno Rossion P1-4 Poster 29 Face & Social 4 Seeing money images explicitly increases people's trust towards emotionally neutral faces of strangers On-Ting Lo P1-5 Poster 29 Face & Social 5 Self-perception induces visual size illusion Ying Zhang, Li Wang, Yi Jiang P1-6 Poster 29 Face & Social 6 Less is more – “Incomplete Beauty" of facial attractiveness perception CUIHU ZHANG, MENGLIANG CAO, GUOMEI ZHOU P1-7 Poster 29 Face & Social 7 Easterners cannot inhibit fixations to eye and nose regions in face Toshikazu Kawagoe, Kazuki Kihara, Wataru Teramoto P1-8 Poster 29 Face & Social 8 Consistency is key: Face learning strategies in developmental prosopagnosics Morgan Reedy, Hazel K. Godfrey, Tirta Susilo, Christel Devue P1-9 Poster 29 Face & Social 9 The ERP Components Reveal the Interactions Between Configurations and the Other Race Effect In Facial Expression Perception Tsung-Tien Hsiung, De-Syun Chang, Chien-Chung Chen P1-10 Poster 29 Face & Social 10 The Face Inversion Effect For Facial Expression Judgement Is Culture Dependent De-Syun Chang, Tsung-Tien Hsiung, Chien-Chung Chen P1-11 Poster 29 Face & Social 11 Relationship between face familiarity and pupil mimicry Licheng Zhu, Hirohiko Kaneko, Rumi Hisakata P1-12 Poster 29 Color & Brightness 12 Effect of viewing direction on the light from above-left assumption Aki TSURUHARA, Masashi ARAKE, Yuko AIBA, Takenori NOMIYAMA P1-13 Poster 29 Color & Brightness 13 Relative contribution of S and L-M mechanisms to perceptual grouping Lee Lin, Chien-Chung Chen P1-14 Poster 29 Color & Brightness 14 Large color contrast effect induced by a thin white-gap; evidence for interaction between color and luminance Tama Kanematsu, Kowa Kowa P1-15 Poster 29 Color & Brightness 15 Categorical perception of color in tracking depends on language Mengdan Sun, Xiaoqing Gao, Xuemin Zhang P1-16 Poster 29 Color & Brightness 16 Pupillary responses to the perceived brightness of simultaneous contrast Kei Kanari P1-17 Poster 29 Color & Brightness 17 Asymmetric brightness effects with dark vs light glare-like stimuli Yuki Kobayashi, Daniele Zavagno, Kazunori Morikawa P1-18 Poster 29 Color & Brightness 18 Luminance variability discrimination in brief presentation Yusuke Takano, Eiji Kimura P1-19 Poster 29 Color & Brightness 19 Fast contrast adaptation in area 17 Kota S Sasaki, Kohei Kurihara, Izumi Ohzawa P1-20 Poster 29 Color & Brightness 20 Color naming is more reliable than position detection in peripheral visual field Tatsuya Oikawa, Kowa Koida P1-21 Poster 29 Shape & Size 21 Assessing peripheral visual function in myopia – a qCSF study Jinrong Li, Zhipeng Chen, Zhong-Lin Lu P1-22 Poster 29 Shape & Size 22 Sizing up the crowd when perceiving body size

Jason Bell, Georgia Turnbull, Joanna Alexi, Georgina Mann, Yanqi R Li, Manja Engel, Donna Bayliss, Simon Farrell

P1-23 Poster 29 Shape & Size 23 Haptic Detection of Radial Frequency Patterns Goro Maehara, Jason Bell P1-24 Poster 29 Shape & Size 24 Seeing Sounds: The Role of Consonants in Sound Symbolism Yang-Chen Shen, Yi-Chuan Chen, Pi-Chun Huang P1-25 Poster 29 Shape & Size 25 Perception of the Müller-Lyer illusion in budgerigars and pigeons Sota Watanabe, Noriyuki Nakamura, Kazuo Fujita P1-26 Poster 29 Shape & Size 26 Contrast sensitivity functions measured under different dynamic range widths Misaki Hayasaka, Takehiro Nagai, Tomoharu Sato, Tomonori Tashiro, Yasuki Yamauchi, Ichiro Kuriki P1-27 Poster 29 Shape & Size 27 Size of global arrangement affects the perceived size of local elements Taiichiro UECHI, Makoto ICHIKAWA P1-28 Poster 29 Shape & Size 28 Spatial Summation on a pattern mask chia hua chien, Chien Chung Chen, Christopher W. Tyler P1-29 Poster 29 Shape & Size 29 Neural Networks for Computing Touch Topology Keiji Miura, Kazuki Nakada P1-30 Poster 29 Shape & Size 30 A new demonstration of amodal completion implied in Oyama's (1960) figure-ground reversible image Kentaro Usui, Akiyoshi Kitaoka P1-31 Poster 29 Shape & Size 31 Angular Tuning of Tilt Illusion depends upon Duration Saki Takao, Colin WG Clifford, Katsumi Watanabe P1-32 Poster 29 Shape & Size 32 The transfer of perceptual learning to a physically and orientation different stimulus requires triple training JunYun Zhang, Guo-Zhen Liu, Cong Yu P1-33 Poster 29 Motion 33 Velocity of self-induced optical flow contributes to body control through unconscious speed estimation of self-motion during rotational movement Ryo Tokuyama, Rumi Hisakata, Hirohiko Kaneko P1-34 Poster 29 Motion 34 Motion priming reveals visual instability under sudden change in ambient light level Sanae Yoshimoto, Tatsuto Takeuchi P1-35 Poster 29 Motion 35 Development of human infants' receptive field mechanisms in visual motion processing Yusuke Nakashima, So Kanazawa, Masami K Yamaguchi P1-36 Poster 29 Motion 36 Interactions between luminance-defined and orientation-defined visual rotations on visually induced self-rotation illusion (roll vection) Shinji Nakamura P1-37 Poster 29 Motion 37 Interaction between form and motion processing: neural basis investigated with Glass patterns and repetitive TMS Rita Donato, Andrea Pavan, Massimo Nucci, Gianluca Campana P1-38 Poster 29 Motion 38 Representation of spatial feature of complex motion in areas MT and FST. Takahisa M Sanada P1-39 Poster 29 Motion 39 The disappearance of global apparent rotational motion with local drifting sinusoidal gratings Hoko Nakada, Katsuhito Yamamoto, Ikuya Murakami P1-40 Poster 29 Motion 40 Decoding image motion using deep neural network features Ken U Shirakawa, Yukiyasu Kamitani P1-41 Poster 29 Motion 41 Visual confidence on global motion depends on local motion ambiguity and type of motion noise Angela M.W. Lam, Alan L.F. Lee P1-42 Poster 29 Motion 42 Visual confidence depends on serial task difficulty and explicit report of confidence judgments Frankie H.F. Law, Alan L.F. Lee P1-43 Poster 29 Motion 43 The effect of the relative depth positions of disparity-defined objects for apparent motion perception and object tracking Hidetoshi Kanaya, Marie Morita, Takao Sato P1-44 Poster 29 Motion 44 Perceived spatial alignment of moving objects varies with properties of abrupt events Junji Yanagi, Makoto Ichikawa

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ID Type Day Theme Number Title Authors P1-45 Poster 29 Motion 45 The relationship between eye-dominance for motion perception and postural control Toshiki Fukui, Miyuki G. Kamachi P1-46 Poster 29 Motion 46 Visual and Tactile Perception of the Wind in the Virtual Reality environment Yuya Nishimaki, Naokazu Goda, Miyuki G. Kamachi P1-47 Poster 29 Motion 47

Relationship between Occurrence of 2D- and 3D- Footsteps Illusion and “The Law of Inertia" Hypothesis-based Bidirectional Reinforcement Learning in Human Perception

Naoya Torisato, Hiromaru Nakagawa, Yoshitaka Fukaya, Shoko Hira, Sakuichi Ohtsuka P1-48 Poster 29 Motion 48 Motion aftereffects with different adaptation duration investigating color- and luminance-motion processes Wakana Koshizaka, Weijing Ren, Ichiro Kuriki, Yasuhiro Hatori, Chiahuei Tseng, Satoshi Shioiri P1-49 Poster 29 Motion 49 The perception of motion direction for deformation-defined flow Takahiro Kawabe P1-50 Poster 29 Motion 50 Influence of uniform body rotation on perceived speed of visual moving objects Ryosuke Fukasaku, Rumi Hisakata, Hirohiko Kaneko P1-51 Poster 29 Motion 51 Motion detection sensitivity in the same direction as motion parallax decreases depending on the binocular disparity and head movement Rumi Hisakata, Hirohiko Kaneko P1-52 Poster 29 Depth 52 The role of internal state in monocular deprivation-induced ocular dominance plasticity Zhifen He, Yiya Chen, Peng Zhang, Robert F. Hess, Jiawei Zhou P1-53 Poster 29 Depth 53 Smallest detectable depth difference on multiview autostereoscopic displays Vincent Nourrit, Di Zhang, Peng Wang, Xinzhu Sang, Jean-Louis de Bougrenet de la Tocnaye P1-54 Poster 29 Depth 54 Distance and Orientation Effects on Perceived Slant of Physical and Artificial Stimuli Fletcher John Hammond, Andrew Hill, Mark Horswill, Philip Grove P1-55 Poster 29 Depth 55 The disparity tuning symmetry explains the degree of solving the correspondence problem in macaque visual areas MT and V4 Toshihide W Yoshioka, Takahiro Doi, Mohammad Abdolrahmani, Ichiro Fujita P1-56 Poster 29 Depth 56 Discrimination of 3D spaces generated by binocular disparity and pictorial cues Satoko OHTSUKA P1-57 Poster 29 Depth 57 Common cortical representation of convex–concave shapes from different depth cues Zhen Li, Hiroaki Shigemasu P1-58 Poster 29 Depth 58 Generalized Representation of 3D Object Orientation in Human Visual Cortex Thanaphop Threethipthikoon, Zhen Li, Hiroaki Shigemasu P1-59 Poster 29 Depth 59 Can changing brightness with head movement deliver depth perception like as motion parallax ? TARO MAEDA, Masataka Kurokawa, Masahiro Furukawa P1-60 Poster 29 Position 60 How does body analogy help mental rotation? Disentangling bottom-up and top-down processes Hiroyuki Muto P1-61 Poster 29 Position 61 Object-motion and self-motion differently affect peripersonal space representation Naoki Kuroda, Wataru Teramoto P1-62 Poster 29 Position 62 Relationship between vection and head displacement in sitting and standing postures. Kanon Fujimoto, Hiroshi Ashida P1-63 Poster 29 Position 63 Influence of pre- and post-saccadic contrast on displacement detection across saccades Shuhei Takano, Kazumichi Matsumiya, Chia-huei Tseng, Ichiro Kuriki, Heiner Deubel, Satoshi Shioiri P1-64 Poster 29 Position 64 Measuring cognitive impairment using a test of visual scene comprehension Stephanie Reeves, Victoria L Williams, Deborah Blacker, Russell L Woods P1-65 Poster 29 Position 65 Effective visual space for a simplified first-person shooter game in a VR environment measured by visual masking method Daiki Matsushita, Yasuhiro Seya, Hiroyuki Shinoda P1-66 Poster 29 Position 66 Human Factors in Navigating within Train Stations Zac Je Sern Yeap, Nidhi Deepu Rajan, Hong Xu P1-67 Poster 29 Position 67 Cyber Sickness was Affected by Apparent Gravity of Virtual Environment at Side-lying Position

YUE SONG, TOSHIYA TSUCHIHASI, JYUMPEI MATSUMURA, MASAKI OGAWA, ATSUO KAWAI, NAOKI ISU

P1-68 Poster 29 Position 68 Covariance Structure Modeling of Biosignal for Detection of Cyber Sickness. Takumi Nara, Tomoya Kai, Yuichiro Suzuki, Masaki Ogawa, Atsuo Kawai, Naoki Isu P1-69 Poster 29 Position 69 Research on Onboard Movie Showing Methods to Suppress Seasickness Akihiro Emoto, Ryota Ishikawa, Hikaru Hasegawa, Masaki Ogawa, Atsuo Kawai, Naoki Isu P1-70 Poster 29 Position 70 Contributions of 3D Circular Images to Incidence of Visually Induced Motion Sickness Toshiya Tsuchihashi, Kenta Taniyama, Kyohei Koike, Naoki Isu, Masaki Ogawa, Atsuo Kawai P1-71 Poster 29 Position 71 The Role of Parahippocampal Cortex in Scene Integration Seoyoung Lee, Olivia S Cheung P2-1 Poster 30 Attention & Working memory 1 Cue categories but not cue identities modulate the sequence effects of cueing paradigm Qian Qian, Chen Cai, Yunfa Fu, Miao Song, Keizo Shinomori P2-2 Poster 30 Attention & Working memory 2 Does attribute amnesia occur with the presentation of complex, meaningful stimuli? The answer is “it depends" Jiahan Yu, Yingtao Fu, Ping Zhu, Wei Li, Jifan Zhou, Mowei Shen, Hui Chen P2-3 Poster 30 Attention & Working memory 3 The correspondence between monkey visual areas and layers in DCNN saliency map model for representations of natural images Nobuhiko Wagatsuma, Akinori Hidaka, Hiroshi Tamura P2-4 Poster 30 Attention & Working memory 4 Taller individuals may see our visual world better than the rests: Influence of different eye-heights on visual short-term memory performance Yageum Ka, Hyeonbin Gwon, Juyeong Lee, Joo-Seok Hyun P2-5 Poster 30 Attention & Working memory 5

Comparison of attentional bias to negative and positive stimuli between people with and without sleep disturbance using the dot probe task and the Implicit Association Task(IAT)

Siyung Chin, Yungjae Suh, Kyongmee Chung P2-6 Poster 30 Attention & Working memory 6 The effect of representation structures on visual working memory retrieval Pengpeng Liu, JiFan Zhou, MoWei Shen P2-7 Poster 30 Attention & Working memory 7 Effects of visual working memory on individual differences in echolocation performance Tomoki Maezawa, Jun Kawahara P2-8 Poster 30 Attention & Working memory 8 Long-term Retention of Multi-Attribute Stimulus-Response Mapping Yumiko Fujii, Hiromi Morita P2-9 Poster 30 Attention & Working memory 9 The interaction of grouping and salience in visual search: The electrophysiological evidence for the collinear masking effect Li Jingling, Chia-huei Tseng, Shin Ono, Satoshi Shioiri P2-10 Poster 30 Attention & Working memory 10 Gaze Cues Stored in Working Memory Trigger Automatic Attentional Orienting Haoyue Ji, Yi Jiang, Li Wang P2-11 Poster 30 Attention & Working memory 11 How professional stereotype and warning work in episodic memory: modulation of morality Minye Li, Aiqing Nie P2-12 Poster 30 Attention & Working memory 12 Attentional cueing effect by pointing hand and other cues: differences and interactions Ryosuke Niimi P2-13 Poster 30 Attention & Working memory 13 The visual cocktail party problem: Enhancement of visual selective attention through phase entrainment to auditory streams Xiangyong Yuan, Xilei Zhang, Ying Wang, Yi Jiang P2-14 Poster 30 Attention & Working memory 14 Early VEP reflects affective priming modulated by temporal attention. Takuya Imani, Hikaru Ishisaka, Tomokazu Urakawa, Yuki Kurita, Osamu Araki P2-15 Poster 30 Attention & Working memory 15 The effect of aging on gaze-induced Inhibition of Return SyuanRong Chen, Li Jingling P2-16 Poster 30 Attention & Working memory 16 Attentional shift to the newer object in the preview and simultaneous search Takayuki Osugi P2-17 Poster 30 Attention & Working memory 17 Working Memory is Corrupted by Strategic Changes in Search Templates Garry Kong, Jessica Meehan, Daryl Fougnie P2-18 Poster 30 Awareness 18 Involvement of visual mismatch negativity in access to visual consciousness Yuki Kurita, Tomokazu Urakawa, Osamu Araki P2-19 Poster 30 Awareness 19 Quick buildup of suppression revealed by eye-swapping technique in continuous flash suppression Motomi Shimizu, Eiji Kimura P2-20 Poster 30 Awareness 20 Effects of eyeblinks on perceptual switching during continuous flash suppression Ryoya Sato, Eiji Kimura

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ID Type Day Theme Number Title Authors P2-21 Poster 30 Awareness 21 The spatial profile of interocular suppression is modulated by mask speed Egor Ananyev, Gerrit Maus, Po-Jang (Brown) Hsieh P2-22 Poster 30 Awareness 22 ON response does not reflect access to visual consciousness: A VEP study Erika Takahashi, Tomokazu Urakawa, Yuki Kurita, Osamu Araki P2-23 Poster 30 Awareness 23 Dissociating Conscious and Unconscious Privileges of Temporal Structures in Visual Competition Ruichen Hu, Peijun Yuan, Yi Jiang, Ying Wang P2-24 Poster 30 Awareness 24 Can Semantic Information be Temporally Integrated Under Interocular Suppression? An fMRI study Yung-Hao Yang, Tsung-Ren Huang, Su-Ling Yeh P2-25 Poster 30 Awareness 25 Establishing a Massive-Report paradigm to reveal the richness of consciousness Naotsugu Tsuchiya, Jasmine Walter, Alon Loeffler, Zhao Koh, Jeroen van Boxtel, Shinji Nishimoto P2-26 Poster 30 Decision&Motor 26 Perceptual decision for average orientation over space and time Ryuto Yashiro, Hiromi Sato, Takumi Oide, Isamu Motoyoshi P2-27 Poster 30 Decision&Motor 27 Reverse-correlation analysis of real-time perceptual decision for dynamic visual stimuli Hironori Maruyama, Hiromi Sato, Ryuto Yashiro, Isamu Motoyoshi P2-28 Poster 30 Decision&Motor 28 Analyzing eye fixation patterns to explore the factors affecting visual balance in visual art with depth perspective Cong-Wei Ho, Shwu-Lih Huang P2-29 Poster 30 Decision&Motor 29 Bayesian Optimal Decision Making in Risk-Return Trade-off under Spatiotemporal Motor Variability Qirui Yao, Yutaka Sakaguchi P2-30 Poster 30 Decision&Motor 30 Impacts of spatial and verbal cognitive activities on SNARC effect Shena Lu, Yongchun Cai, Shuangxia Li P2-31 Poster 30 Decision&Motor 31 Drifting head movement in a micrometer order during visual fixation Yasuto Tanaka, Hiroyuki Fujie, Taro Maeda P2-32 Poster 30 Decision&Motor 32 THE EFFECT OF WORD'S VISUAL COMPLEXITY DISTRIBUTION ON SACCADE TARGETING IN READING CHINESE SENTENCES William Alberto Cruz Molina, Jie Li Tsai, Chia Hsing Chen P2-33 Poster 30 Decision&Motor 33 Analysis of the relationship between eye movement and performance during dance rotation using a wireless eye movement measurement device Takuya Sarugaku, Yasuyoshi Kobayashi, Reiko Koyama, Shinya Mochiduki, Mitsuho Yamada P2-34 Poster 30 Decision&Motor 34 A real time fatigue evaluation with standard deviation of the gaze point during calculation task. Yuki Kurosawa, Shinya Mochiduki, Yuko Hoshino, Mitsuho Yamada P2-35 Poster 30 Decision&Motor 35 Examination of physiological evaluation by investigation of influence of movies on eye movement and CFF. Takahide Otomo, Shinya Mochiduki, Eriko Ishii, Yuko Hoshino, Mitsuho Yamada P2-36 Poster 30 Decision&Motor 36 Examination of gaze characteristics while displaying vibrational motion stimuli in the peripheral field of vision Takahiro Ueno, Minoru Nakayama P2-37 Poster 30 Decision&Motor 37 An invisible target caused by backward masking induces a saccadic eye movement Takuto Araki, Yasuaki Tamada, Masayuki Sato, Keiji Uchikawa P2-38 Poster 30 Decision&Motor 38 Influence of frequency of eye movements on decision making Dan Uemura, Kenji Yokoi P2-39 Poster 30 Decision&Motor 39 Change in posture and body sway by looking down Masahiro ishii P2-40 Poster 30 Decision&Motor 40 Automatic detection of oculomotor disorders Jean-Louis de Bougrenet, Mathieu Lamard, Johanne Bolloch, Vincent Nourrit P2-41 Poster 30 Decision&Motor 41 Do 'no' responses arise from the same processing as 'yes'? :A two-stage model for object detection using fragmented contours Kosuke Taniguchi, Kana Kuraguchi, Yukuo Konishi P2-42 Poster 30 Decision&Motor 42 Influence of optical flow on unconscious horizontal- and cyclo-vergence Kenji Murase, Yusaku Takeda, Toshihiro Hara, Hirohiko Kaneko P2-43 Poster 30 Decision&Motor 43 Infant Brain Detects Inconsistency between Belief and Action: An Electroencephalography Study Yu-Ju Chou, Jung-Tai King P2-44 Poster 30 Decision&Motor 44 A Normative Formalism for Internal Criterion Inference and Its Validation in Human Visual Classification and Brain Activity Heeseung Lee, Kyoungwhan Choe, Sang-Hun Lee P2-45 Poster 30 Decision&Motor 45 Learning Decision Criteria from Feedback for Visual Classification Hyang-Jung Lee, Sang-Hun Lee P2-46 Poster 30 Decision&Motor 46 Chromatic information modifies gaze patterns in visual search Natsuko Wasaki, Tatsuto Takeuchi, Sanae Yoshimoto P2-47 Poster 30 Decision&Motor 47 Visual hallucinations in Parkinson's disease – Understanding fixation potentials in a free-viewing face detection experiment Gajanan S. Revankar, Noriaki Hattori, Tomohito Nakano, Yuta Kajiyama, Etsuro Mori, Hideki Mochizuki P2-48 Poster 30 Decision&Motor 48 Proposal of new evaluation method of mental work-load using eye-head coordination Kimihiro Yamanaka, Kenji Kobayashi P2-49 Poster 30 Decision&Motor 49 Suitable dwell time for eye-gaze-based object selection with eye tracking Yesaya Tommy Paulus, Gerard B Remijn P2-50 Poster 30 Decision&Motor 50 A social interaction-based model for human locomotion Mingcheng Miao, Chen Zhou, Yifei Hu, Xinran Chen, Shuguang Kuai P2-51 Poster 30 Decision&Motor 51 The Presence of Pupillary Responses Confounded by Eyeblink, and a Statistical Solution for That Confound Sang-Hun Lee, Kyung Yoo P2-52 Poster 30 Decision&Motor 52 Usability of gaze control: Visual search in a gaze-contingent foveated imaging window with temporal delay Kim Junhui, Yoshida Takako P2-53 Poster 30 Physiology 53 Patterned silencing of parvalbumin neurons in rodent visual cortex Akira Masuda, Susumu Takahashi P2-54 Poster 30 Physiology 54 Using macromolecular tissue volume mapping to identify subdivisions in human lateral geniculate nucleus Hiroki Oishi, Hiromasa Takemura, Kaoru Amano P2-55 Poster 30 Physiology 55 Inter-individual deep image reconstruction Tomoyasu Horikawa, Yukiyasu Kamitani P2-56 Poster 30 Physiology 56 The response property and efficacy of prosthetic retinal stimulation by single-unit analysis Tomomitsu Miyoshi, Hiroyuki Kanda, Takeshi Morimoto, Takashi Fujikado P2-57 Poster 30 Physiology 57 The double representation of the fovea, if there are ipsilateral connection from the eye to the LGN, why is there no cortical representation? Mark Matthias Schira P2-58 Poster 30 Physiology 58 Quantifying the Impacts of Transcranial Electrical Stimulation on Cortical Activity in Human Visual Cortex Jeongyeol Ahn, Juhyoung Ryu, Sangjun Lee, Chany Lee, Chang-Hwan Im, Sang-Hun Lee P2-59 Poster 30 Physiology 59 Quantitative analyses of cortical responses to prosthetic microstimulations using voltage-sensitive dye imaging on mice

P2-60 Poster 30 Physiology 60 Wearable phosphene image simulator for cortical visual prosthesis Fumiaki Nakao, Nobuaki Kishigami, Jinhwhan Choi, Yuki Takano, Naofumi Suematsu, Tetsuya Yagi P2-61 Poster 30 Physiology 61 In vitro Comparison of Orbital Preadipocyte Adipogenesis between Pediatric and Adult Graves' Ophthalmopathy Jung Hyo Ahn P2-62 Poster 30 Face & Social 62 Female Bias in Face Memory Jenna Jaewon Lee, Koyo Nakamura, Katsumi Watanabe P2-63 Poster 30 Face & Social 63 Cultural Differences in the Generalization of the Mere Exposure Effect Hidekazu Yarimizu, Koyo Nakamura, Katsumi Watanabe, Masami Kanazawa Yamaguchi P2-64 Poster 30 Face & Social 64 Activation Pattern Classification Revealed Facial Expressions Encoding in N170 and P200 Ka Lon Sou, Manuel Seet, Hong Xu P2-65 Poster 30 Face & Social 65 Unattractive faces are identified more easily than attractive ones Kana Kuraguchi, Hiroshi Ashida P2-66 Poster 30 Face & Social 66 Data-driven mathematical modeling reveals hidden cues to attractiveness: Are attractive faces always feminine-looking? Koyo Nakamura, Katsumi Watanabe P2-67 Poster 30 Face & Social 67 Serial dependence in facial appearance along the attractiveness dimension Aki Kondo, Koyo Nakamura, Katsumi Watanabe

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ID Type Day Theme Number Title Authors P2-68 Poster 30 Face & Social 68 Spatial Frequency Manipulation Reveals Impaired Ensemble Coding of Facial Attractiveness in High Autistic Traits Wenxuan Cheng, Haojiang Ying, Hong Xu P2-69 Poster 30 Face & Social 69 The Effect of Implicit Racial Bias on Recognition of Own- and Other-Race Faces Araz Aslanian, Olivia S. Cheung P2-70 Poster 30 Face & Social 70 Exploring Visual Processing Strategies of Self-Face and Other-Face Recognition JASMINE LEE KAR WYE, Alejandro J. Estudillo P2-71 Poster 30 Face & Social 71 The N170 component fluctuations between upright/inverted face processing might predict behavioral performance of holistic face processing. Peter Kuan-Hao Cheng, Jun-Hua Lai, Chao-Chih Wang, Gary C.-W. Shyi, Tzu-Hua Wang P2-72 Poster 30 Face & Social 72 Recognising Own- and Other- Race Faces through Static versus Dynamic Stimuli: Chinese, Malay and Indian Compared Hoo Keat Wong P3-1 Poster 31 Attention & Working memory 1 Visual Working Memory Load Affects Visual Detection: Attention Resource Competition or Cortical Resource Competition? Nailang Yao, Yang Guo, Zaifeng Gao P3-2 Poster 31 Attention & Working memory 2 Active suppression of nonsalient irrelevant shapes induced by perceptual learning Zhe Qu, Liping Hu, Yulong Ding P3-3 Poster 31 Attention & Working memory 3 The effects of attentional area size and its mean luminance on pupillary response XIAOFEI HU, RUMI HISAKATA, HIROHIKO KANEKO P3-4 Poster 31 Attention & Working memory 4 Attentional updating of perceived position can account for a dissociation of perception and action Ryohei Nakayama, Alex O. Holcombe P3-5 Poster 31 Attention & Working memory 5 Individual differences of the collinear masking effect in visual search Pei-Chen Ye, Li Jingling P3-6 Poster 31 Attention & Working memory 6 Attempt on the measurement of spatial extent of audiovisual attention by EEG

Shin Ono, Shuichi Sakamoto, Ryo Teraoka, Yoshiyuki Sato, Yasuhiro Hatori, Chiahuei Tseng, Ichiro Kuriki, Satoshi Shioiri

P3-7 Poster 31 Attention & Working memory 7 Task difficulty at fixation location modulates attentional bias caused by head direction Ryoichi Nakashima, Takatsune Kumada P3-8 Poster 31 Attention & Working memory 8 Does Visual Experience abolish Search Asymmetry? CHIA-CHUN TSAI, SUNG-EN CHIEN, YOSHIYUKI UEDA, JUN SAIKI, SU-LING YEH P3-9 Poster 31 Attention & Working memory 9 Agent Identity Affects the Encoding of Biological Motion into Visual Working Memory Quan Gu, Jingyin Zhu, Mowei Shen, Zaifeng Gao P3-10 Poster 31 Attention & Working memory 10 An fNIRS-based investigation of brain activity related to focal attention Tomoki Matsumoto, Aoi Kobayashi, HIsashi Yoshida, Takeshi Kohama P3-11 Poster 31 Attention & Working memory 11 The effect of bottom-up attention in the frequency of microsaccade Shogo Noguchi, Chinatsu Toriyama, Hisashi Yoshida, Takeshi Kohama P3-12 Poster 31 Attention & Working memory 12 An autoregressive mathematical model of neuronal spiking responses Suguru Hirai, Akihiro Masaoka, Takeshi Kohama P3-13 Poster 31 Attention & Working memory 13 Eye movement patterns when driving in virtual reality environment Bo DU, Yiik Diew WONG, Hong XU P3-14 Poster 31 Time & Event 14 Age-related effects of cross-modal duration perception Fang Jiang, Dustin Dutcher, Daniela Lemus, Alexandra N Scurry P3-15 Poster 31 Time & Event 15 Manual reproduction of visual and auditory pulse sequence Gaku Sugawara, Ikuya Murakami P3-16 Poster 31 Time & Event 16 Color and Motion Together Lead to Effective Perception of Blurry Events Hongge Xu, Jian Wang, Xiaoye Michael Wang, Jing Samantha Pan P3-17 Poster 31 Time & Event 17 Effect of stimulus duration on audio-visual temporal recalibration Yaru Wang, Makoto Ichikawa P3-18 Poster 31 Time & Event 18 Temporal judgements under conditions with and without conscious perception. Sofia Lavrenteva, Taro Miura, Ikuya Murakami P3-19 Poster 31 Time & Event 19 Audiovisual synchrony perception for music and body movement Tsukasa Uehara, Akira Takehana, Yutaka Sakaguchi P3-20 Poster 31 Time & Event 20 Unconscious non-target stimuli can compress the perceived duration of visual stimuli Riku Asaoka P3-21 Poster 31 Time & Event 21 Effects of exogenous and endogenous attention on duration perception. Ryosuke Katsumata, Makoto Ichikawa P3-22 Poster 31 Time & Event 22 Perceived (in)congruency of audiovisual stimuli using Gabor patches Natalia Postnova, Gerard B. Remijn P3-23 Poster 31 Time & Event 23 The intentional binding of auditory and visual action effects Takumi Tanaka, Hideaki Kawabata P3-24 Poster 31 Time & Event 24 Normal Visuo-Auditory and Visuo-Tactile Processing in High Functioning Adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder Iris H. E. Loh, Takashi Obana, Tze Jui Goh, Elysia J. W. Poh, Christopher L. Asplund P3-25 Poster 31 Word reading 25 Visual and cross-modal association skills predict music sight-reading Pu Fan, Yetta Kwai-Ling Wong, Alan Chun-Nang Wong P3-26 Poster 31 Word reading 26 Word information influences unconscious processing of single Chinese character under interocular suppression JIANE BAI, JINFU SHI, YIMING YANG P3-27 Poster 31 Word reading 27 The Effects of Fonts on the Chinese Reading Performance in Adults with Low Vision Li-Ting Tsai, Chiun-Ho Hou, Yi-Ling Peng, Kuan-Chun Liu, Kaun-Jen Chen, Chia-Yuan Chan P3-28 Poster 31 Word reading 28 Associations between grapheme and gender in Japanese people Yan Zhang, Na Chen, Katsumi Watanabe P3-29 Poster 31 Word reading 29 Developmental dyslexia: a deficit in magnocellular-parvocelluar co-activation, not simply in pure magnocellular activation Ambra Ciavarelli, Giulio Contemori, Luca Battaglini, Clara Casco, Michele Barollo P3-30 Poster 31 Shape & Size 30 Effect of microsaccades on global processing of shape. Ken Wei Sheng Tan, Elizabeth M. Haris, Neil W. Roach, Paul V. McGraw P3-31 Poster 31 Shape & Size 31 Aspect-Ratio Discrimination Thresholds for Objects Defined by Short-Range Motion and Luminance Contrast Andrew Lachlan Stark, Philip MacVicar Grove P3-32 Poster 31 Shape & Size 32 Neural correlates of semantic priming under visual crowding: An MEG study Sung-En Chien, Yung-Hao Yang, Shohei Teramoto, Yumie Ono, Su-Ling Yeh P3-33 Poster 31 Shape & Size 33 Influence on spatial resolution by dual task and illuminance level Toru Sugiura, Hiroyuki Shinoda P3-34 Poster 31 Shape & Size 34 A Novel Kind of Suppression in Human Visual Cortex: Orientation-specific Surround Suppression in Polar Space Juhyoung Ryu, Sang-Hun Lee P3-35 Poster 31 Shape & Size 35 Correlations among geometrical illusions dissociate length illusions from size illusions Takahiro Suzuki, Daisuke Matsuyoshi, Katsumi Watanabe P3-36 Poster 31 Shape & Size 36 Experiments for Measurement of Peripheral Contrast Sensitivity Function Shiori Ito, Suguru Saito, Keiji Uchikawa P3-37 Poster 31 Shape & Size 37 The visual cognition of inverted Navon figure: a study by psychophysical method. Takashi Murakami P3-38 Poster 31 Shape & Size 38 Dissecting the Origins of Perceptual Biases during Delayed Orientation Estimation Dong-gyu Yoo, Sungje Kim, Jungwon Ryu, Sang-Hun Lee P3-39 Poster 31 Shape & Size 39 Color-shape associations in kids and parent-kid pairs Na Chen, Katsumi Watanabe P3-40 Poster 31 Texture & Material 40 Visual distractor modulates neural representation of objects' roughness held in visual working memory Munendo Fujimichi, Hiroyuki Tsuda, Hiroki Yamamoto, Jun Saiki P3-41 Poster 31 Texture & Material 41 Reverse correlation analysis of visual evoked potentials for natural texture statistics Taiki Orima, Isamu Motoyoshi P3-42 Poster 31 Texture & Material 42 Effects of surface optics on the perceived shape of elliptical objects Masakazu Ohara, Juno Kim, Kowa Koida

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ID Type Day Theme Number Title Authors P3-43 Poster 31 Texture & Material 43 Effects of the manipulation of neural activities in the gloss selective region on the gloss discrimination behavior in the macaque monkey. Akiko Nishio, Mika Baba, Takeaki Shimokawa, Hidehiko Komatsu P3-44 Poster 31 Texture & Material 44 Effects of optical parameters on perceptual transparency Mika Baba, Kei Kanari, Kei Iwasaki, Hidehiko Komatsu P3-45 Poster 31 Texture & Material 45 Perceived glossiness based on low-luminance specular components can be increased by enhancing luminance edge contrasts. Hiroaki Kiyokawa, Tomonori Tashiro, Yasuki Yamauchi, Takehiro Nagai P3-46 Poster 31 Texture & Material 46 Perceptual dynamics for diffuse-specular spatial congruence in gloss perception Ryotaro Maki, Tomonori Tashiro, Yasuki Yamauchi, Takehiro Nagai P3-47 Poster 31 Texture & Material 47 Relationship between image statistics and psychophysical dynamics of perception of various surface qualities Ryoto Seno, Tomonori Tashiro, Yasuki Yamauchi, Takehiro Nagai P3-48 Poster 31 Texture & Material 48 Estimation of difference in Unified Material-Appearance Yielded by Color and Gloss of a Surface Kenji Kagitani, Takehiro Nagai, Tomohisa Matsumoto, Keiji Uchikawa P3-49 Poster 31 Texture & Material 49 Influence of the HDR environment on Shitsukan perception Gaku Watanabe, Ichiro Kuriki, Yasuhiro Hatori, Chia-huei Tseng, Satoshi Shioiri P3-50 Poster 31 Texture & Material 50 Metal- and gloss-perceptions and object impression measured by semantic differential method on gold-, silver- and copper-gradation-colored CG objects Keizo Shinomori, Takumi Inoue P3-51 Poster 31 Color & Brightness 51 Illusory enhancement of brightness contrast of sinusoidal grating by a salient spot Soyogu Matsushita, Sakiko Kikunaga, Junya Aoyama, Tsuyoshi Nomura P3-52 Poster 31 Color & Brightness 52 Color adaptation to temporal color modulations along complicated loci in the chromaticity-luminance plane KANA KAKUTA, Tomonori Tashiro, Yasuki Yamauchi, Takehiro Nagai P3-53 Poster 31 Color & Brightness 53 Sensitivity to different levels of supra-threshold color difference Yuken Ito, Sato Tomoharu, Tomonori Tashiro, Yasuki Yamauchi, Takehiro Nagai P3-54 Poster 31 Color & Brightness 54 Magnitude of yellow-blue color aftereffect varied depending on luminance of test stimuli Yuta Watanabe, Kowa Koida P3-55 Poster 31 Color & Brightness 55 Brightness perception of face in different type of skin color Suguru Tanaka, Yoko Mizokami P3-56 Poster 31 Color & Brightness 56 Influence of skin color to the brightness perception of facial skin – Comparison of Japanese, Thai and Chinese Yuanuan He, Taiga Mikami, Suguru Tanaka, Yoko Mizokami P3-57 Poster 31 Color & Brightness 57 The development of handy measurements for visual dynamic range

Satoshi Nakadomari, Eiji Suzuki, Hiroshi Horiguchi, Takashi Fujikado, Muneto Tatsumoto, Takeo Fukuchi, Yasuo Kurimoto

P3-58 Poster 31 Emotion & Preference 58 Gender Recognition Biased by Facial Beauty, Likability, and Attractiveness Kanako Mitsuhiro, Akiyoshi Kitaoka P3-59 Poster 31 Emotion & Preference 59 Hand-written Chinese calligraphy activated the mirror neuron system Wei-Li Tu, Shwu-Lih Huang, Guang-Yi Lai, Yun-An Yu P3-60 Poster 31 Emotion & Preference 60 The Geometric, Not Photometric Structure of Synthetic Images Determines Discrimination Sensitivity, Perceived Similarity and Visual Preferences Leena Y Duyen Nguyen, Zoey Isherwood, Branka Spehar P3-61 Poster 31 Emotion & Preference 61 Emotion modulates multiple colors for a short duration Noriyo Shibata, Ko Sakai P3-62 Poster 31 Emotion & Preference 62 Is trypophobia affected by size illusion? Kanichi Fukumoto, Kenji Yokoi P3-63 Poster 31 Emotion & Preference 63 Identifying cortical area for processing of emotional facial expressions in ADHD children measured by near-infrared spectroscopy

P3-64 Poster 31 Emotion & Preference 64 The effect of mood state on visual search times under VR environment Ikuhisa Mitsugami, Miyu Sakai, Rina Yonami, Jun'ichi Murakami, Noriko Yamagishi P3-65 Poster 31 Emotion & Preference 65 Convolutional Neural Networks for humanlike Image Assessment

P3-66 Poster 31 Emotion & Preference 66 Attitudes to vision science and phenomenology: a survey David Rose P3-67 Poster 31 Emotion & Preference 67 Enhanced perceptual sensitivity for negative facial expressions in trait anxiety individuals Li-Chuan Hsu, Yi-Min Tien, Chia-Yao Lin, Ya-Ting Wu P3-68 Poster 31 Emotion & Preference 68 Differential effects of color on fear and disgust Hiromi Sato, Shiori Muranaka, Wakana Hata, Isamu Motoyoshi P3-69 Poster 31 Emotion & Preference 69 The difference in emotions aroused by self- and automatically-controlled facial expressions. Kana Ohashi, Takao Sato P3-70 Poster 31 Emotion & Preference 70 SALIENCE: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE EXPERIENCE OF VISUAL ART IN THE LABORATORY AND THE ART MUSEUM Vicente Estrada-Gonzalez, Branka Spehar, Michael Garbutt, Scott East P3-71 Poster 31 Emotion & Preference 71 Emotional facial detection in the foveal and peripheral vision Wan-Ting Huang, Pi-Chun Huang P3-72 Poster 31 Emotion & Preference 72 Symmetry or Beauty at First Sight: Neural Responses to Human Face Symmetry and Attractiveness Chih-Chia Hsing, Pi-Chun Huang P3-73 Poster 31 Emotion & Preference 73 Trial order effect in size preference 2AFC judgment task about natural scene moving images Masamitsu Harasawa, Yasuhito Sawahata, Yamato Miyashita, Kazuteru Komine, Satoshi Shioiri P3-74 Poster 31 Emotion & Preference 74 Impaired emotion processing in voice and content is associated with alexithymia, the inability to name and describe feelings Yutong Lin, Xuanchang Lin P3-75 Poster 31 Emotion & Preference 75 Effect of task-irrelevant ugly-beauty faces on involuntary attention: ERP study and individual differences. Eriko Matsumoto, Tomoya Kawashima, Tomoyuki Naito

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