Research field (2)：
Experimental psychology
, Educational psychology
Research keywords (6)：
認知
, 認知発達
, 記憶
, Cognition
, Cognitive Development
, Memory
Research theme for competitive and other funds (8)：
2021 - 2024 The development of meta-representation: mental and verbal representation and their relation
2009 - 2011 Folk psychology in Japanese speakers: Semantic structures of Japanese mental verbs and their usage in text
2006 - 2008 Theory of mind in schoolchildren: the relationship between the understanding of higher-order emotions and interpretation
1999 - 2001 The relationship of theory of mind with verbal ability and executive function
1997 - 1998 The understanding of the knowledge of self and its source in autistic and typically-developing children
1998 - The developmental relationship between episodic memory and the ability to understand beliefs
1996 - The relationship between the development of explicit and implicit memory and the ability to understand beliefs.
1994 - The relationship between the acquisition of the ability to understand beliefs and episodic memory
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Papers (24)：
Miyamura, Keiichiro, Naito, Mika. The relation between organizational climates and teachers' attitudes toward special needs education in senior high schools. Bulletin of the Joetsu University of Education. 2021. 41. 1. 93-102
Kitazawa, M, Naito, M. The influence of images and conceptual priming on a creative generation task. Bulletin of the Joetsu University of Education. 2020. 40. 1. 105-115
NAITO, Mika. Research on cognitive development in Autistic Spectrum Disorder: Memory development and "Mental time travel". Japanese Journal of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. 2016. 57. 3. 49-54
False belief tasks, Japanese language, and its speakers
(International Annual conference of the Japanese Society for Language science 2017)
A critical evaluation of studies from Japan
(Annual Conference of Japanese Society of Developmental Psychology 2017)
Source memory and future thinking in children with ASD: A comparison with typically developing children.
(The Japanese Society for Child and Adolescent Psychiatry 2016)
Memory development and "mental time travel"
(Annual Conference of Japanese Society of Psychopathology 2016)
