Publication
- Nakayama S, Richmond S, Nov O, Porfiri M (2020) The gold miner's dilemma: use of information scent in cooperative and competitive information foraging. Computers in Human Behavior 109: 106352 link
- Nakayama S, Soman VR, Porfiri M (2020) Musical collaboration in rhythmic improvisation. Entropy 22: 233 link
- Porfiri M, Sattanapalle, RR, Nakayama S, Macinko J, Sipahi R (2019) Media coverage and firearm acquisition in the aftermath of a mass shooting. Nature Human Behaviour 3: 913-921 link
- De Lellis P, Nakayama S, Porfiri M (2019) Using demographics toward efficient data classification in citizen science: a Bayesian approach. PeerJ Computer Science 5: e239 link
- Nakayama S, Torre M, Nov O, Porfiri M (2019) Matching individual attributes with task types in collaborative citizen science. PeerJ Computer Science 5: e209 link
- Barak Ventura R, Richmond S, Nadini M, Nakayama S, Porfiri M (2019) Does winning or losing change players’ engagement in competitive games? Experiments in virtual reality. IEEE Transactions on Games (published online) link
- Barak Ventura R, Nakayama S, Raghavan P, Nov O, Porfiri M (2019) The role of social interactions in motor performance: feasibility study toward enhanced motivation in telerehabilitation. Journal of Medical Internet Research 21: e12708 link
- Barak Ventura R, Nakayama S, Raghavan P, Nov O, Porfiri M (2019) Cooperative citizen science for robot-mediated telerehabilitation. Proceedings of the 6th International Conference of Control, Dynamic Systems, and Robotics Paper No. CDSR 109 link
- O'Bryan LR, Abaid N, Nakayama S, Dey T, King AJ, Cowlishaw G, Rubenstein D, Garnier S (2019) Contact calls facilitate group contraction in free-ranging goats (Capra aegagrus hircus). Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution 7: 73 link
- Torre M, Nakayama S, Tolbert TJ, Porfiri M (2019) Producing knowledge by admitting ignorance: enhancing data quality through an "I don't know" option in citizen science. PLoS ONE 14: e0211907 link
- Nakayama S, Krasner E, Zino L, Porfiri M (2019) Social information and spontaneous emergence of leaders in human groups. Journal of the Royal Society Interface e 16: 20180938 link
- Nakayama S, Tolbert TJ, Nov O, Porfiri M (2019) Social information as a means to enhance engagement in citizen science-based telerehabilitation. Journal of the Association for Information Science and Technology (published online) link
- Nakayama S, Diner D, Holland JG, Bloch G, Porfiri M, Nov O (2018) The influence of social information and self-expertise on emergent task allocation in virtual groups. Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution 6: 16 link
- Monk CT, Barbier M, Romanczuk P, Watson JR, Nakayama S, Rubenstein DI, Levin SA, Arlinghaus R (2018) How ecology shapes exploitation: a framework to predict the behavioural response of natural resource users along exploration–exploitation trade-offs. Ecology Letters 21: 779–793 link
- Nakayama S, Doering-Arjes P, Linzmaier S, Briege J, Klefoth T, Pieterek T, Arlinghaus R (2018) Fine-scale movement ecology of a freshwater top predator, Eurasian perch (Perca fluviatilis), in response to the abiotic environment over the course of a year. Freshwater Ecology of Fish 27: 798–812 link
- Tolbert TJ, Nakayama S, Porfiri M (2018) Tracking Nemo: help scientists understand zebrafish behavior. Zebrafish 15: 310–313 link
- Diner D, Nakayama S, Nov O, Porfiri M (2018) Social signals as design interventions for enhancing citizen science contributions. Information, Communication & Society 21: 594–611 link
- Nakayama S, Ruiz Marín M, Camacho M, Porfiri M (2017) Plasticity in leader–follower roles in human teams. Scientific Reports 7: 14562 link
- Arlinghaus R, Laskowski KL, Alós J, Klefoth T, Monk CT, Nakayama S, Schröder A (2017) Passive gear-induced timidity syndrome in wild fish populations and its potential ecological and managerial implications. Fish and Fisheries 18: 360–373 link
- Nakayama S, Rapp T, Arlinghaus R (2017) Fast–slow life history is correlated with individual differences in movements and prey selection in an aquatic predator in the wild. Journal of Animal Ecology 86: 192–201 link
- Nakayama S, Laskowski KL, Klefoth T, Arlinghaus R (2016) Between- and within-individual variation in activity increases with water temperature in wild perch. Behavioral Ecology 27: 1676–1683 link
- Arlinghaus R, Alós J, Klefoth T, Laskowski KL, Monk CT, Nakayama S, Schröder A (2016) Consumptive tourism causes timidity, rather than boldness, syndrome. Trends in Ecology & Evolution 31: 92–94 link
- Nakayama S, Harcourt JL, Johnstone RA, Manica A (2016) Who directs group movement? Leader effort versus follower preference in stickleback fish of different personality. Biology Letters 12: 20160207 link
- Polverino G, Cigliano C, Nakayama S, Mehner T (2016) Emergence and development of personality over the ontogeny of fish in absence of environmental stress factors. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology 70: 2027–2037 link
- Laskowski KL, Monk CT, Polverino G, Alós J, Nakayama S, Starrks G, Mehner T, Arlinghaus R (2016) Behaviour in a standardized assay, but not metabolic or growth rate, predicts behavioural variation in an adult aquatic top predator Esox lucius in the wild. Journal of Fish Biology 88: 1544–1563 link
- Jolles JW, Fleetwood-Wilson A, Nakayama S, Stumpe MC, Johnstone RA, Manica A (2015) The role of social attraction and its link with boldness in the collective movements of three-spined sticklebacks. Animal Behaviour 99: 147–153 link
- Baktoft H, Zajicek P, Klefoth T, Svendsen JC, Jacobsen L, Pedersen MW, Morla DM, Skov C, Nakayama S, Arlinghaus R (2015) Performance assessment of two whole-lake acoustic positional telemetry systems – Is reality mining of free-ranging aquatic animals technologically possible? PLoS ONE 10: e0126534 link
- Jolles JW, Fleetwood-Wilson A, Nakayama S, Stumpe MC, Johnstone RA, Manica A (2014) The role of previous social experience on risk-taking and leadership in three-spined sticklebacks. Behavioral Ecology 25: 1395–1401 link
- Nakayama S, Stumpe MC, Manica A, Johnstone RA (2013) Experience overrides personality differences in the tendency to follow but not in the tendency to lead. Proceedings of the Royal Society B 280: 20131724 link
- Nakayama S, Johnstone RA, Manica A (2012) Temperament and hunger interact to determine the emergence of leaders in pairs of foraging fish. PLoS ONE 7: e43747 link
- Nakayama S, Harcourt, JL, Johnstone RA, Manica A (2012) Initiative, personality and leadership in pairs of foraging fish. PLoS ONE 7: e36606 link
- Nakayama S, Rose KA, Fuiman LA (2011) Batch spawning decreases competition among early life stages in coastal fishes: a simulation study using red drum (Sciaenops ocellatus). Marine Ecology Progress Series 441: 213–223 link
- Nakayama S, Ojanguren AF, Fuiman LA (2011) Process-based approach reveals directional effects of environmental factors on movement between habitats. Journal of Animal Ecology 80: 1299–1304 link
- Nakayama S, Fuiman LA (2010) Body size and vigilance mediate asymmetric interference competition for food in fish larvae. Behavioral Ecology 21: 708–713 link
- Nakayama S, Ojanguren AF, Fuiman LA (2009) To fight, or not to fight: determinants and consequences of social behaviour in young red drum (Sciaenops ocellatus). Behaviour 146: 815–830 link
- Nakayama S, Masuda R, Tanaka M (2007) Onsets of schooling behavior and social transmission in chub mackerel Scomber japonicus. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology 61: 1383–1390 link
- Nakayama S, Masuda R, Takeuchi T, Tanaka M (2003) Effects of highly unsaturated fatty acids on escape ability from moon jellyfish Aurelia aurita in red sea bream Pagrus major larvae. Fisheries Science 69: 903–909 link
- Masuda R, Nakayama S, Shoji J, Tanaka M (2003) Development of schooling behavior in Spanish mackerel Scomberomorus niphonius during early ontogeny. Fisheries Science 69: 772-776 link
- Nakayama S, Masuda R, Shoji J, Takeuchi T, Tanaka M (2003) Effect of prey items on the development of schooling behavior in chub mackerel Scomber japonicus in the laboratory. Fisheries Science 69: 670–676 link