Faculty Information

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MATSUDA Izumi
Department Aoyama Gakuin University Department of Psychology, College of Education, Psychology and Human Studies

Position Associate Professor

■ Specialization and related fields

Experimental psychology, Cognitive science, Statistical science

■ Academic background

1.	The University of Tokyo Graduated
2.	The University of Tokyo
3.	The University of Tokyo〔Doctorial Course〕 Completed Ph.D.

■ Business career

1.	2002/04～2003/03	National Research Institute of Police Science Researcher
2.	2013/03～2019/03	National Research Institute of Police Science Senior Researcher
3.	2019/04～	Aoyama Gakuin University College of Education, Psychology and Human Studies Department of Psychology Associate Professor

■ Book and thesis

1.	Book	Detecting Concealed Information and Deception (Collaboration) 2018
2.	Article	Nasal pulse volume change in the concealed information test (Collaboration) 2023/12
3.	Article	Repeated response execution and inhibition alter subjective preferences but do not affect automatic approach and avoidance tendencies toward an object PeerJ 11:e16275 (Collaboration) 2023/10
4.	Article	Selective memory detection: Context-dependent stimulus significance in the concealed information test Biological Psychology 176(108476) (Collaboration) 2023/01
5.	Article	The Intention to Conceal Does Not Always Affect Time Perception Frontiers in Psychology 12,pp.781685 (Collaboration) 2021/12
6.	Article	Different psychophysiological responses induced by a stimulus change during the orienting task and the Concealed Information Test Biological Psychology 166,pp.108211 (Collaboration) 2021/11
7.	Article	Time passes slowly when you are concealing something (Collaboration) 2020
8.	Article	Viewing a flower image provides automatic recovery effects after psychological stress Journal of Environmental Psychology 70(101445) (Collaboration) 2020
9.	Article	Broadening the use of the Concealed Information Test in the field Frontiers in Psychiatry (Collaboration) 2019
10.	Article	A concealment-specific frontal negative slow wave is generated from the right prefrontal cortex in the Concealed Information Test Biological Psychology (Collaboration) 2018
11.	Article	Hierarchical Bayesian models for the autonomic-based Concealed Information Test Biological Psychology (Collaboration) 2018
12.	Article	Motivational Significance and Cognitive Effort Elicit Different Late Positive Potentials Clinical Neurophysiology (Collaboration) 2015
13.	Article	The Comparison Question Test versus the Concealed Information Test? That was the question in Japan: A comment on Palmatier and Rovner (2014) (Collaboration) 2015
14.	Article	The Concealed Information Test in the Laboratory Versus Japanese Field Practice: Bridging the Scientist–Practitioner Gap Archives of Forensic Psychology (Collaboration) 2015
15.	Article	The intention to conceal activates the right prefrontal cortex: An ERP study NeuroReport (Collaboration) 2015
16.	Article	Systematic changes in tonic physiological activities during the Concealed Information Test International Journal of Psychophysiology (Collaboration) 2014
17.	Article	Decomposing cognitive processes underlying the concealed information test by event-related potentials (Collaboration) 2013
18.	Article	Detection of concealed information by P3 and frontal EEG asymmetry Neuroscience Letters (Collaboration) 2013
19.	Article	Identifying concealment-related responses in the concealed information test Psychophysiology (Collaboration) 2013
20.	Article	The current and future status of the Concealed Information Test for field use Frontiers in Psychology (Collaboration) 2012
21.	Article	Improved method for calculating the respiratory line length in the Concealed Information Test International Journal of Psychophysiology (Collaboration) 2011
22.	Article	Event-Related Brain Potentials During the Standard Autonomic-Based Concealed Information Test International Journal of Psychophysiology (Collaboration) 2009
23.	Article	Within-individual discrimination on the Concealed Information Test using dynamic mixture modeling Psychophysiology (Collaboration) 2009
24.	Article	A new discrimination method for the Concealed Information Test using pretest data and within-individual comparisons Biological Psychology (Collaboration) 2006
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■ Academic conference presentation

1.	2023/08/12	Crime-relevant items induce approach behavior that can be inhibited by the intention to conceal (14th Biennial meeting the Society for Applied Research in Memory and Cognition (SARMAC2023))
2.	2023/08/10	Nasal pulse volume decreases when people have intention to conceal memory (14th Biennial meeting the Society for Applied Research in Memory and Cognition (SARMAC2023))
3.	2021/08/23	Concealment-Related Cognitive Processes in the Concealed Information Test: An Event-Related Potential Approach (The second Virtual European Association of Psychology and Law Conference)
4.	2018/09/06	Frontal slow wave asymmetry and the concealment of crime-related recognition (19th World Congress of Psychophysiology)