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Ryu Hamada

As a doctoral student in the Department of Social Psychology at Toyo University Graduate School, I am conducting research into people's cognitive responses to robots and AI. I am currently investigating the impact of the use of fictional works on belief in a just world for robots (belief in a just world for robots), and the impact of belief in a just world for robots (belief in a just world for robots) on negative reactions to perpetrator/victim robots (blame, tendency to punish harshly, dehumanization, psychological distance, etc.). In the past, I have also conducted psychological research on the trolley problem.

Student - Toyo University Graduate School

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