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金子 彩子
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Tokyo Future University School of Child Psychology Department of Child Psychology Speciality of Child Psychology
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Book and thesis
Academic conference presentation
2023/06
Role of verbal communication: A perspective on speech rate perception (ASCAPAP2023)
2020/07
Effects of emotion cues and state-anxiety on visual temporal sensitivity in Autism Spectrum Disorder. (12th FENS Forum of Neuroscience)
2019/05
Superior Temporal Summation Performance to Detect Near Threshold Tactile Stimulus in Individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder. (INSAR 2019 Annual Meeting)
2017/09
Sensory processing underlying hypersensitivity and repetitive behavior in individuals with autism-spectrum disorders: By focusing on temporal resolution and detection sensitivity. (The 2nd International Symposium on the Science of Mental Time)
2017/05
Relationships between crossmodal correspondences and autistic traits in typically developing adults. (18th International Multisensory Forum)
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Book and thesis
2024/06/12
Papers
Temporal resolution relates to sensory hyperreactivity independently of stimulus detection sensitivity in individuals with autism spectrum disorder Perception 53 (9),pp.585-596 (Co-authored)
2023/05/21
Papers
Sensory and social subtypes of Japanese individuals with autism spectrum disorders. Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders 53 (8),pp.3133-3143 (Co-authored)
2021/05/17
Papers
State-Anxiety modulates the effect of emotion cues on visual temporal sensitivity in autism spectrum disorder European Journal of Neuroscience 54 (2),pp.4682-4694 (Co-authored)
2020/12/08
Papers
Autistic Communication and Imagination Sub-trait are Related to Audiovisual Temporal Integration in the Stream-Bounce Illusion Multisensory Research 34 (5),pp.477-492 (Co-authored)
2020/05/02
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Unique Relationships between Autistic Traits and Visual, Auditory, and Tactile Sensory Thresholds in Typically Developing Adults. Perception 49 (4),pp.405-421 (Co-authored)
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