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Japanese Journal of Physiological Psychology and Psychophysiology

ISSN 0289-2405

3 papers in the library · 3 citations · publishing 1989-2022

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Neural correlates of consciousness and complexity

Japanese Journal of Physiological Psychology and Psychophysiology 2022 K. Onoda

意識は長らく哲学や心理学において扱われてきたが,近年漸く神経科学の正当な研究対象として扱われるようになってきた。そこでは意識を科学的に扱うための実験的アプローチや情報理論に基づく数理的研究が進展してきた背景がある。本稿では神経科学における意識研究がどのように意識の問題に取り組んできたかを概観する。さらに意識と脳の複雑性の連関を踏まえた上で,統合情報理論に基づき意識の神経基盤を探求した自身の研究を紹介する。

Significance of Psychophysiological Methods in Studies on Sleep Onset and Nine EEG Stages

Japanese Journal of Physiological Psychology and Psychophysiology April 30, 2021 Hideki Tanaka, Tatsuya Iwaki

We used Hori s EEG stages to quantitatively describe EEG changes during the sleep onset period(SOP).We have also described the significance of psychophysiological approaches to the wake-sleep transition period, the topographical characteristics of EEG activities in the SOP, and temporal dynamics of the relationship between the waking period before sleep onset and the progress of sleep onset.We...

PRELIMINARY STUDY ON KANASHIBARI PHENOMENON : A POLYGRAPHIC APPROACH

Japanese Journal of Physiological Psychology and Psychophysiology 1989 Kazuhiko Fukuda 3 citations

In Japan, there is a set of experiences called kanashibari, which is symptomatically identical to sleep paralysis with or without hypnagogic hallucinations. In a former study (Fukuda et al., 1987a), the author and co-workers have investigated this phenomenon by a questionnaire method and have found that among the normal population the phenomenon is apparently more common than has been usually...