+: equal contributions; *: corresponding author

Papers in submission, under review, or under revision

Sasaki, M.*, & Kambara, T.* (under revision). Spontaneous rule creation to express “unfamiliarity” with vocal Commands in a Steller sea lion (Eumetopias jubatus): A case study of relational concept formation. Learning & Behavior.

Zerhouni, O.*, Yoshio, M., & Kambara, T.* (under revision for registered research at stage 1). The cost of meaning: How semantic access interferes with evaluative conditioning. Bilingualism: Language and Cognition.

Xia, N.*, Yoshio, M., & Kambara, T.* (under review). Conditioning salty meaning in novel words: Evaluative change and contingency awareness. Psychonomic Bulletin & Review. 

Yoshio, M.*, & Kambara, T.* (under review). Finding sense in nonsense: The psychological effect of word-level alliteration in Japanese pseudo-poetry. Psychology of Aesthetics, Creativity, and the Arts.

Wang, N.+, Lin, Z.+, Yoshio, M.+, Yan, Y., Yang, Y., Ando, M., & Kambara, T.* (under review). Phonological form as an aesthetic object: How consonant voicing shapes aesthetic preference, arousal, and multisensory imagery in mode- and sound-mimetic words. Psychology of Aesthetics, Creativity, and the Arts.

Kambara, T.*, Yoshio, M., Hayashi, M., & Zerhouni, O. (under revision). Differential evaluative responses to curved and angular shapes of internal and external symbols. Psychonomic Bulletin & Review.

Kambara, T., Yoshio, M., & Zerhouni, O. (submitted). The role of contingency memory and propositional reasoning in language-based evaluative conditioning of faces. Cognition and Emotion.

Projects (Authors and the order of them may be changed in the research)

Xia et al. Associative learning of Chinese words and referents. Language, Cognition, and Neuroscience.

Xia, N.*, Yoshio, M., & Kambara, T.* (in preparation). Evaluative conditioning of salty food names: The roles of salty taste, emotional meaning, and contingency awareness. 

Nakagawa, S., Yoshio, M., & Kambara, T. (in preparation). Experiments were completed.

Yoshio, M., Okada, N., Kawano, R., Kondo, N., Tamakawa, S., & Kambara, T.* (in preparation for resubmission). Vowel length in Japanese words changes gustatory imageries. Appetite.

Yoshio, M., & Kambara, T. (in preparation). The first and second preregistered studies were completed. Journal of Experimental Psychology: General.

Otani, S., Yoshio, M., & Kambara, T. (in preparation). The first and second preregistered experiments were completed. Psychonomic Bulletin & Review.

Shimada, M., et al. (in preparation).

Kobori, K. K., Yoshio, M., Xia, N., & Kambara, T. Sound symbolic effect. The first study was completed. 

Kobori et al. in preparation. Associative learning.

Nagasaki, M., et al. Two experiments were done. During preparating the draft.

Symbol project 1 All studies were completed.

Symbol project 2 All studies were completed.

Szymanowska, Z., & Kambara, T. Language and individual characteristics in Poland and Japan. Japanese study was completed.

Sasaki, M., & Kambara, T. (in preparation). Sea lions and language. 

Vainio, L., & Kambara, T. Sound symbolism.

Besson, T., & Kambara, T. Language conditioning.

Kambara, T. Preregistered research for evaluative conditioning.

Kambara, T. Emoji research.

Kambara, T. Kaomoji research.