Tokyo Kasei University
Laboratory for Applied Psychosomatic Control
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Our laboratory aims to explore the psychosomatic control function in humans from the perspective of behavior-environment interactions and contribute to the rehabilitation of individuals with mental and physical disorders.
Our laboratory aims to explore the psychosomatic control function in humans from the perspective of behavior-environment interactions and contribute to the rehabilitation of individuals with mental and physical disorders.
This is accomplished through research, education, clinical practice, and dissemination.
This is accomplished through research, education, clinical practice, and dissemination.
When faced with a choice between a 500-yen coin and a 10-yen coin on a desk, most people would instinctively reach for the 500-yen coin without hesitation. During this process, our visual system receives stimuli related to both the 500-yen coin and the 10-yen coin. We then compare and identify the visual cues of the two coins, leading us to decide to reach for the 500-yen coin. Next, we plan and execute the necessary muscle contractions to successfully grasp the 500-yen coin. However, once we have picked up the 500-yen coin, it disappears from the desk, and the environment changes accordingly. This demonstrates that our thinking and behavior are in constant interaction with the environment. Applied Psychosomatic Control is a field of study aimed at unraveling the human psychosomatic control function from the perspective of behavior-environment interactions.
When faced with a choice between a 500-yen coin and a 10-yen coin on a desk, most people would instinctively reach for the 500-yen coin without hesitation. During this process, our visual system receives stimuli related to both the 500-yen coin and the 10-yen coin. We then compare and identify the visual cues of the two coins, leading us to decide to reach for the 500-yen coin. Next, we plan and execute the necessary muscle contractions to successfully grasp the 500-yen coin. However, once we have picked up the 500-yen coin, it disappears from the desk, and the environment changes accordingly. This demonstrates that our thinking and behavior are in constant interaction with the environment. Applied Psychosomatic Control is a field of study aimed at unraveling the human psychosomatic control function from the perspective of behavior-environment interactions.
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