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Kuninori Nakamura

Publication record assembled from the DBLP archive of ranked conferences.

Papers indexed

12

Venues

1

Active years

2011–2025

Best venue rank

B

Where they publish

Papers

12 indexed papers, newest first.

YearVenueTitleAuthors
2025CogSciHow surprising is "1% for winning 1000yen": information-theoretic analysis of the search for the definitive prediction principle.Kuninori Nakamura
2023CogSciDoes "never" implicate a larger reward than "possible"? : Risk-reward correlation in verbal probability phrases.Kuninori Nakamura
2020CogSciIs probability utility correlation really correlation? An individual-level analysis of risk-reward heuristics.Kuninori Nakamura
2019CogSciDo round numbers always become reference points?: An examination by Japanese and Major League Baseball data.Kuninori Nakamura
2018CogSciOut of the mouth comes evil: a exploration of an anchoring effect of minimum payment information under "affect rich" and "affect poor" situation.Kuninori Nakamura
2016CogSciOur morals really depends on our language: The foreign language effect within participants.Kuninori Nakamura
2015CogSciEffect is sure, but explanation is unsure: Closer investigation of the foreign language effect with Japanese participants.Kuninori Nakamura
2014CogSciHarming is more intentional than helping because it is more probable: A hidden influence of probability on the Knobe effect.Kuninori Nakamura
2013CogSciValue of a friend, a friend of your friend, and a friend of the friend of your friend: Social discounting in n degrees of separation.Kuninori Nakamura
2012CogSciThe Footbridge Dilemma Reflects More Utilitarian Thinking Than The Trolley Dilemma: Effect Of Number Of Victims In Moral Dilemmas.Kuninori Nakamura
2011CogSciA closer look at moral dilemmas: latent structure of morality and the difference between the trolley and footbridge dilemmas.Kuninori Nakamura
2011CogSciA Text Corpus Analysis Approach to the Conjunction Fallacy.Yuichiro Wajima, Kuninori Nakamura, Asuka Terai, Kimihiko Yamagishi, Masanori Nakagawa