The influence of peripheral information on a proactive process during multitasking von Kimura, Tsukasa, Kawashima, Tomoya

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The relationship between alpha power and heart rate variability commonly seen in various mental states von Kawashima, Tomoya, Shiratori, Honoka, Amano, Kaoru

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Can enhancement and suppression concurrently guide attention? An assessment at the individual level [version 1; peer review: 2 approved, 1 approved with reservations] von Kawashima, Tomoya, Amano, Kaoru

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Effects of the presence of a cell phone and exposure to natural environments on remote associates task performance von Liu, Wenjuan, Dempo, Akihiko, Kimura, Tsukasa, Kawashima, Tomoya, Shinohara, Kazumitsu

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Can enhancement and suppression concurrently guide attention? An assessment at the individual level [version 2; peer review: 3 approved] von Kawashima, Tomoya, Amano, Kaoru

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Effects of cell phone presence on the control of visual attention during the Navon task von Liu, Wenjuan, Kawashima, Tomoya, Shinohara, Kazumitsu

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Is visual working memory modulated by prior knowledge about probability? An ERP study von Kawashima, Tomoya, Matsumoto, Eriko

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An attempt to detect concealed information with the spatial cueing paradigm

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Cognitive Control of Attentional Guidance by Visual and Verbal Working Memory Representations von Kawashima, Tomoya, Matsumoto, Eriko

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Theoretical and Technical Issues Concerning the Measurement of Alpha Frequency and the Application of Signal Detection Theory: Comment on Buergers and Noppeney (2022) von Kawashima, Tomoya, Nakayama, Ryohei, Amano, Kaoru

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Frequency‐ and phase‐dependent effects of auditory entrainment on attentional blink von Kawashima, Tomoya, Shibusawa, Shuka, Amano, Kaoru

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Negative cues lead to more inefficient search than positive cues even at later stages of visual search von Kawashima, Tomoya, Matsumoto, Eriko

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Interventions to reduce the negative consequences of interruptions on task performance and individual differences in working memory capacity von Zhang, Han, Kawashima, Tomoya, Shinohara, Kazumitsu

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Electrophysiological evidence that top–down knowledge controls working memory processing for subsequent visual search von Kawashima, Tomoya, Matsumoto, Eriko

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The negative cue effect on distractor suppression: An ERP study von KAWASHIMA, Tomoya, MATSUMOTO, Eriko

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Peripheral information to a proactive and reactive process during multitasking von Kimura, Tsukasa, Kawashima, Tomoya

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Relationship between degree of utterances and working memory capacity in a think-aloud task von Hasegawa, Ryo, Kawashima, Tomoya, Shinohara, Kazumitsu

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反応時間 von 川島, 朋也, 天野, 薫

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Does background music increase motivation for sustained attention tasks? von Oe, Ryutaro, Kawashima, Tomoya, Shinohara, Kazumitsu

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Neural Mechanisms Underlying Reviewing Feature Binding of Color and Letter in Visual Working Memory von Saiki, Jun, Kuo, Bo-Cheng, Chen, Ya-Ping, Kawashima, Tomoya

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