Faculty Information - ONODA Ryoichi | Daito Bunka University

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ONODA Ryoichi

Department Daito Bunka University Faculty of Sociology Department of Sociology

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Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Reseacher number
40791546

researchmap Researcher code
B000267011

Present specialized field
Social psychology, Experimental psychology

Academic background
1.	2004/04～2008/03	Department of Psychology Faculty of Sociology Shukutoku University Graduated Bachelor
2.	2008/04～2010/03	Master Field of Human Sciences Graduate School of Letters Hokkaido University Finished Master
3.	2010/04～2016/06	Doctorial Field of Human Sciences Graduate School of Letters Hokkaido University Finished Doctor of Philosophy

Business career
1.	2008/10 ～ 2012/03	Teaching Assistant
2.	2010/04 ～ 2013/03	Japan Society for the Promotion of Science

Books and Papers
1.	Papers	Effects of simple visual stimuli on emotions: Emotional arousal caused by background effects of comics (Sole-authored) 2024/03
2.	Papers	Signal of emotionally driven altruist in situations of indirect reciprocity (4),pp.73-87 (Sole-authored) 2023/03
3.	Papers	How do the estimated motives of punishers affect their reputation? An examination using multiple punishment types.,pp.96-103 (Co-authored) 2021/03
4.	Papers	Social learning, trial-and-error, and creativity,pp.49-63 (Co-authored) 2014/01

Academic conference presentation
1.	2024/07/03	Intergroup vicarious retribution caused by prosocial punishment in social dilemmas. (the 13th International Conference of Social Dilemmas)
2.	2017/06	Does trust beget trustworthiness?: The effect of trusting intention on trustworthiness of the partner (the 17th International Conference on Social Dilemmas.)
3.	2015/06	The role of psychological inference on the promotion of promiscuous trust (The 16th International Conference on Social Dilemmas)
4.	2012/11	Social learning, trial-and-error, and creativity (International Conference on Replacement of Neanderthals by Modern Humans: Testing Evolutionary Models of Learning)
5.	2012/06	Are in-group favoring strategies evolutionarily stable against egoists? (The 24th Annual Meeting of the Human Behavior and Evolution Society.)
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