伊東　裕司 （イトウ　ユウジ）

Itoh, Yuji

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文学部 （三田）

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  • 1982年04月
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    1988年03月

    大学助手(文学部)

  • 1988年04月
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    1992年03月

    大学専任講師(文学部)

  • 1991年10月
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    1993年09月

    大学通信教育部学生部副部長

  • 1992年04月
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    2000年03月

    大学助教授(文学部)

  • 1993年10月
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    1995年09月

    大学通信教育部学習指導主任

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  • 1977年03月

    慶應義塾大学, 文学部

    大学, 卒業

  • 1979年03月

    慶應義塾大学, 社会学研究科

    大学院, 修了, 修士

  • 1982年03月

    慶應義塾大学, 社会学研究科

    大学院, 単位取得退学, 博士

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  • 博士（心理学）, 慶應義塾大学, 論文, 2005年02月

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  • 人文・社会 / 実験心理学 （Experimental Psychology）

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  • 顔の記憶における言語隠蔽効果：生起条件と生起メカニズムの解明, 

    2006年
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    2008年

  • 目撃者の記憶における同調効果：MORIテクニックによる検討, 

    2004年
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    2007年

  • 裁判員の判断における個人差：認知欲求得点との関連, 

    2006年
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    2008年

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  • Memory and Society: Psychological perspective

    伊東 裕司, London, New York: Psychology Press, 2006年

    担当範囲: 159-169

  • 目撃者の心理学

    S. L. Sporer, R. S. Malpass, and G. Koehnken, ブレーン出版, 2003年

  • 日常認知の心理学

    伊東　裕司, 北大路書房, 2002年

    担当範囲: 88-106

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  • A field experiment demonstrating person misidentification at an appointed meeting place

    Miura H., Shimane D., Itoh Y.

    Applied Cognitive Psychology 38 （ 3 ）  2024年05月

    ISSN  08884080

    　概要を見る

    Mistaking a person for another sometimes occurs; however, few studies have examined it experimentally. Therefore, the reasons behind this kind of person misidentification and its occurrence rate remain unclear, and thus we aimed to demonstrate person misidentification occurs with a certain probability through a field experiment. We also sought to examine whether the similarity between two people affects the occurrence of person misidentification. When 66 undergraduate participants made a rendezvous with an acquaintance, another person who wore similar clothes to the acquaintance or had a similar face appeared. The results showed that in both the conditions, approximately half of the participants made the person misidentification error, and one-fourth even spoke to the person mistakenly. Moreover, the results indicated that clothing contributed to person misidentification just as much as the face at first sight but became less important over time. This suggests a dynamic shift in person identification depending on time.

  • Victim impact statement and lay judges’ decision making: exploring cross-cultural and individual differences in East Asia

    Huang K.J., Teoh Y.S., Itoh Y.

    Psychology, Crime and Law 30 （ 10 ） 1292 - 1312 2024年

    ISSN  1068316X

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    Research has shown that emotional testimony given by victims or their family can affect jurors’ or lay judges’ decision-making processes, but little attention has been paid to cross-cultural and individual variations. The present study examined whether cultural and individual differences were associated with how victim impact statement (VIS) affected mock lay judges’ decision making in East Asian contexts. Participants from Japan (n = 74) and Taiwan (n = 64) reviewed a transcript of a lay participation (or Saiban-In) trial with or without an emotional VIS by the bereaved family and then made verdict and sentencing decisions individually. The results showed no main and interaction effects of VIS and culture on verdict decision, perceived strength of evidence, and sentence decision. Regression analyses showed that Need for Affect predicted higher perceived strength of evidence against the defendant and more guilty verdicts, and the effects were stronger in the VIS condition. We concluded that emotional VIS in a written format may not be biasing by nature in East Asian contexts; however, including a VIS could risk the possibility of bias in the fact-finding process of lay judges with a higher tendency to approach emotional information.

  • Familiarity with non-famous faces increases “person misidentification”

    Shimane D., Miura H., Itoh Y.

    Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology 2024年

    ISSN  17470218

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    People sometimes mistakenly identify an unknown person they encounter as a known person. Previous studies have elucidated this phenomenon and revealed that it is a common experience. However, no experimental study has identified factors associated with its occurrence. We termed this relatively under-examined phenomenon as “person misidentification” and examined its factors. Specifically, we focused on (1) establishing experimental procedures to detect person misidentification in a laboratory context and (2) investigating the mechanism by which visual familiarity with the encountered unknown faces contributes to person misidentification. The results indicated that the developed procedure measured 247 misidentifications in 72 of 106 participants in all experiments. Although the effect of familiarity on person misidentification was not observed in Experiment 1, this effect was detected in Experiment 2, where the manipulation of familiarity was enhanced and confirmed. Concretely, unknown faces with familiarity enhanced by subliminal exposure were more frequently misidentified as another known person. This indicates that familiarity with an encountered face contributes to and induces person misidentification. In addition, the results demonstrated that similarities, especially in terms of hairstyle, between the encountered face and the misidentified known person might be related to its occurrence. These results have rich implications and expand the literature on face processing.

  • A descriptive study on misidentifications of a person as a familiar person in an everyday situation

    Itoh Y., Miura H., Shimane D.

    Scientific Reports 13 （ 1 ）  2023年12月

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    The purpose of this study is to show the characteristics of person misidentifications, that is, experiences in which persons are misidentified as known persons. A total of 121 participants were asked how many times they misidentified persons in the last year and details of a recent person misidentification were recorded through a traditional questionnaire. Additionally, they answered questions in a diary method questionnaire, about the details of person misidentification each time they experienced it, during the two-week survey period. The questionnaires revealed that the participants misidentified both known and unknown persons as familiar persons approximately six (traditional questionnaire) or 19 (diary method) times a year on average, regardless of whether they expected the persons to be there. They were more likely to misidentify a person as a familiar than as a less familiar person. It was also shown that the similarity of the faces of the person actually seen and the person they were mistaken for was not as high as the similarities of build and clothing. This study is expected to provide suggestions for models of person identification and enhance the research on errors.

  • A Motor Task, Not Working Memory, Causes the Revelation Effect

    Miura H., Itoh Y.

    Canadian Journal of Experimental Psychology 78 （ 2 ） 81 - 87 2023年11月

    ISSN  11961961

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    Performing a cognitive task prior to making a recognition judgment increases the probability of old responses, which is known as the revelation effect. The criterion shift account (Niewiadomski & Hockley, 2001) proposes that occupation of working memory causes the revelation effect. However, we proposed that working memory does not cause it. Two experiments were conducted to disconfirm the relationship between working memory and the revelation effect and to consider an alternative explanation that metacognition causes the effect. In Experiment 1, the revelation effect was caused by a finger movement task, which puts little or no load on working memory. In Experiment 2, a metacognitive instruction that a cognitive task would make subsequent recognition easier induced a conservative criterion shift. The finding that a simple motor task caused the revelation effect in Experiment 1 disconfirms the relationship between working memory and the revelation effect and extends the boundaries of the occurrence of the effect. The findings in Experiment 2 suggest that metacognition may be related to the occurrence of the revelation effect. This study implies a paradoxical aspect of human cognition in that metacognition, which usually makes cognition more effective and rational, may also cause an irrational phenomenon, the revelation effect.

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  • 心理学における実証的研究とガイドライン

    伊東　裕司

    法と心理学会第4回大会 （東北大学（仙台）） , 

    2003年10月
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    法と心理学会

  • 話し合い，および同調に対する注意が目撃者の記憶に与える影響

    伊東　裕司

    法と心理学会第4回大会 （東北大学（仙台）） , 

    2003年10月
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    法と心理学会

  • 証拠の採用・不採用が他の証拠の理解・判決に及ぼす影響

    山崎優子・伊東裕司

    法と心理学会第4回大会 （東北大学（仙台）） , 

    2003年10月
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    法と心理学会

  • 情動的ストレスが記憶に及ぼす影響：空間的中心性と内容的中心性

    伊東裕司・佐山玲子

    第1回日本認知心理学会大会 （日本大学（東京）） , 

    2003年06月
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    日本認知心理学会

  • 組み合わせ情報の記憶における注意分割の効果

    村瀬周子・伊東裕司

    第1回日本認知心理学会大会 （日本大学（東京）） , 

    2003年06月
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    日本認知心理学会

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  • 視覚情報による人違い現象の解明：人違いの心理学の創生に向けて

    2018年06月
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    2021年03月

    文部科学省・日本学術振興会, 科学研究費助成事業, 伊東　裕司, 挑戦的研究(萌芽), 補助金,  研究代表者

  • 司法手続きにおける確証バイアスの解明と克服方法の検討：法学・心理学の学際的研究

    2017年04月
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    2020年03月

    文部科学省・日本学術振興会, 科学研究費助成事業, 伊東　裕司, 基盤研究(B), 補助金,  研究代表者

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  • 実験心理学特殊研究Ⅳ

    2021年度

  • 司法心理学

    2021年度

  • 司法・犯罪心理学

    2021年度

  • 実験心理学特論Ⅳ

    2021年度

  • 認知心理学演習Ⅱ

    2020年度

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  • The Society for Applied Research in Memory and Cognition, 

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  • 日本認知心理学会, 

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  • 法と心理学会, 

    2000年
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  • 日本心理学会, 

    1977年
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    会員, The Society for Applied Research in Memory and Cognition

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    理事, 日本認知心理学会

  • 2000年
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    継続中

    編集委員, 法と心理学会

  • 1977年
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    会員, 日本心理学会

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