Katsumi Watanabe

The paper investigates how face inversion affects sensitivity to gaze direction, finding a robust inversion effect that is largely sex-invariant.

This study shows that fear conditioning in humans leads to distinct movement patterns, and training active defensive movements reduces fear responses long-term.

This study decodes gait phase information during motor imagery using EEG and shows that combining motor imagery with action observation improves decoding accuracy.

The paper shows that verbal hints can bias perceptual decisions, with susceptibility to social influence determining the strength of the bias.

This study links brain network flexibility to cognitive development in preschool children using MEG data and connectome predictive modeling.

This study decodes muscle synergy and individual muscle activation from EEG during walking, finding higher accuracy for synergies and suggesting hierarchical cortical control.

The paper evaluates the validity of the PI20 questionnaire by comparing it to an existing questionnaire and finds strong equivalence and unidimensionality.