- Associate Professor
- Department of Psychology, Faculty of Humanities
Research Field | Social psychology, Cognitive psychology |
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Affiliated Academic Societies | The Japanese Psychological Association |
Courses Taught | Applied Psychology Seminar, Psychological Experiments, Industrial Social Psychology, etc. |
Academic Degrees | Osaka University (bachelor) |
Brief Biography | After graduating from Osaka University, I worked for several private companies before entering the Kansai University Graduate School, where I received my doctorate in 2013. Then, I worked at Nara Women's University and joined KUAS.2024年9月-2025年3月 Princeton Univ. Research Collaborator, 2025年4月-2025年9月 LYON NEUROSCIENCE RESEARCH CENTRE, Visiting Professor. |
Achievements and Awards | Apr, 2023 Best Presentation Award[Social Contribution Evaluation Section]: Can the mere presence of an intimate other on Zoom reduce stress?-Online vs. In-person-, The Japanese Society for Cognitive Psychology (Ayumi Kambara, Hisashi Mitsuishi, Yuki Harada) |
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Contact | Mail: kanbara.ayumi@kuas.ac.jp |
Research Overview
My main research interests are as follows:
・From embodiment perspective, using the influence of lower-order perceptions (e.g., physical, sensory perceptions) on higher-order perceptions (e.g., thoughts, decision-making, efficacy) for minimizing cognitive bias, or developing rehabilitation method.
・Understanding the impact of beliefs about others (e.g., giver or receiver/attachment style) on interpersonal relationships and happiness
・Exploring the ways to mitigate natural asymmetries between self-perception and other-perception
Academic Papers | <Five Recent achievements> Does the presence of a friend reduce cardiovascular response to stress even over a screen? Exploring individual psychological characteristics associated with unmarried status: Focusing on attachment style Oct 2024 (Ayumi Kambara, Hiroyuki Muto, Yoshiyuki, Sodekawa, Masahiro Yamada) Learning from illusions: From perception studies to perspective-taking interventions Overconfidence about one’s own objectivity: A historical review and consideration of adaptive significance Japanese Psychological Review, 65(4) 431-442, 2022 (Ayumi Kambara) Effects of experiencing visual illusions on susceptibility to biases in opponent’s social judgments |
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Publications
「暮らしの中の社会心理学」 安藤香織・杉浦淳吉(編) (担当:第2章 社会的認知) ナカニシヤ出版 2024年3月
「読んでわかる社会心理学」 辻川典文, 阿部晋吾, 神原歩, 田端拓哉 サイエンス社 2020年12月




