Kuninori Nakamura

12 papers B 12
YearRankTypeTitle / Venue / Authors
2025 B conf
How surprising is "1% for winning 1000yen": information-theoretic analysis of the search for the definitive prediction principle.
CogSci
Kuninori Nakamura
2023 B conf
Does "never" implicate a larger reward than "possible"? : Risk-reward correlation in verbal probability phrases.
CogSci
Kuninori Nakamura
2020 B conf
Is probability utility correlation really correlation? An individual-level analysis of risk-reward heuristics.
CogSci
Kuninori Nakamura
2019 B conf
Do round numbers always become reference points?: An examination by Japanese and Major League Baseball data.
CogSci
Kuninori Nakamura
2018 B conf
Out of the mouth comes evil: a exploration of an anchoring effect of minimum payment information under "affect rich" and "affect poor" situation.
CogSci
Kuninori Nakamura
2016 B conf
Our morals really depends on our language: The foreign language effect within participants.
CogSci
Kuninori Nakamura
2015 B conf
Effect is sure, but explanation is unsure: Closer investigation of the foreign language effect with Japanese participants.
CogSci
Kuninori Nakamura
2014 B conf
Harming is more intentional than helping because it is more probable: A hidden influence of probability on the Knobe effect.
CogSci
Kuninori Nakamura
2013 B conf
Value of a friend, a friend of your friend, and a friend of the friend of your friend: Social discounting in n degrees of separation.
CogSci
Kuninori Nakamura
2012 B conf
The Footbridge Dilemma Reflects More Utilitarian Thinking Than The Trolley Dilemma: Effect Of Number Of Victims In Moral Dilemmas.
CogSci
Kuninori Nakamura
2011 B conf
A Text Corpus Analysis Approach to the Conjunction Fallacy.
CogSci
Yuichiro Wajima, Kuninori Nakamura, Asuka Terai, Kimihiko Yamagishi, Masanori Nakagawa
2011 B conf
A closer look at moral dilemmas: latent structure of morality and the difference between the trolley and footbridge dilemmas.
CogSci
Kuninori Nakamura