Researcher's database - NAKAMOTO Keiko | BUNKYO UNIVERSITY

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NAKAMOTO Keiko

Department / Course Bunkyo University Faculty of Education School Education Course

Job Professor

Book and thesis
Other	Representing selectional restrictions in terms of semantic frames equated with situational schemas: A case study with the Japanese verb Osou Studies in Language Science 7 (Co-authored) 2008/07
Other	Toward a more textual, as opposed to conceptual, approach in metaphor research: A case study of How to Cook a Husband The proceedings of the 29th Annual Conference of the Cognitive Science Society,pp.6 (Co-authored) 2007/08
Other	Preferred word order in Japanese correlates with non-lexical -- parhaps "supra-lexical" -- meaning: Evidence from psycholinguistic experiments The proceedings of the Seventh Tokyo Conference on Psycholinguistics,pp.45 (Co-authored) 2006/11
Other	Topic and vehicle play different roles in processing of metaphor: Activation and inhibition of semantic features of constituent terms Proceedings of the 27th annual conference of cognitive science society,pp.6 (Co-authored) 2005/07

Academic background
1996/04/01～2002/03/15	Doctoral Program (2nd Semester) Waseda University Expired with Credits Obtained
2006/06 Degree Acquisition

Academic conference presentation
2007/08	Comprehension of Concrete and Abstract Action-Sentence (The 29th Annual Conference of the Cognitive Science Society (Poster Presentation))
2007/08	Role-Denoting Nouns are More Suitable for Metaphoric Uses than Object-Denoting Nouns (The 29th Annual Conference of the Cognitive Science Society (Poster Presentation))
2006/08	Remarks on Relational Nouns and Relational Categories (日本認知科学会第23回大会(中京大学）)
2006/03	Preferable word order of Japanese sentences correlate with meaning: Evidence from a psycholinguistic experiment (Tokyo conference on psycholinguistics)

Present specialized field
Cognitive science, Educational psychology, Experimental psychology

researchmap Researcher code
5000059268