Yasushige ISHIKAWA
   Department   Kyoto University of Foreign Studies  Department of British and American Studies, Faculty of Foreign Studies
   Position   Professor
Language English
Publication Date 2021/06
Type Academic Paper
Peer Review Peer reviewed
Title Prefrontal Inter-brain Synchronization Reflects Convergence and Divergence of Flow Dynamics in Collaborative Learning: A Pilot Study
Contribution Type Multiple author(s)
Journal Frontiers in Neuroergonomics
Journal TypeAnother Country
Publisher Frontiers Media S.A.
Volume, Issue, Page 2(686596),pp.1-14
Total page number 14
Responsible for 共同執筆につき本人の担当部分抽出不可能
Author and coauthor Nozawa T, Kondo M, Yamamoto R, Jeong H, Ikeda S, Sakaki K, Miyake Y, Ishikawa Y and Kawashima R
Details Flow is a highly motivated and affectively positive state in which a person is deeply engaged in an activity and feeling enjoyment from it. In collaborative activities, it would be optimal if all participants were in a state of flow. However, flow states fluctuate amongst individuals due to differences in the dynamics of motivation and cognition. To explore the possibility that inter-brain synchronization can provide a quantitative measure of the convergence and divergence of collective motivational dynamics, we conducted a pilot study to investigate the relationship between inter-brain synchronization and the interpersonal similarity of flow state dynamics during the collaborative learning process.
DOI 10.3389/fnrgo.2021.686596