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FUKUI Yoshikazu

Position

Professor

Research Field

Humanities & Social Sciences / Clinical psychology

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  • Doshisha University   Faculty of Literature   Graduated

    1990.4 - 1994.3

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  • Doshisha University   Graduate School, Division of Letters   Doctor's Course   Accomplished credits for doctoral program

    1996.4 - 2002.3

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  • KONAN UNIVERSITY   Faculty of Letters   Faculty of Letters Department of Human Sciences   KONAN UNIVERSITY Faculty of Letters   Professor

    2013.4

  • KONAN UNIVERSITY   Faculty of Letters   Faculty of Letters Department of Human Sciences   KONAN UNIVERSITY Faculty of Letters   Associate Professor

    2010.4 - 2013.3

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  • 大阪国際大学   人間科学部心理コミュニケーション学科

    2003.4 - 2005.3

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    Country:Japan

  • 大阪国際大学   人間科学部人間健康科学科

    2005.4 - 2006.3

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  • 東海学院大学

    2007.4 - 2009.3

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  • 京都学園大学   人間文化学部

    2006.4 - 2007.3

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  • A comparative study of psychological distress in people with and without experience of living in residential care facilities:: Focusing on adverse childhood experiences Reviewed

    Nakai (Matsuo) Kazuya, Fukui Yoshikazu

    The Japanese journal of psychology   95 ( 1 )   1 - 10   2024.4

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    Publisher:The Japanese Psychological Association  

    The present study examined the effects of the experiences of living in residential care facilities and adverse childhood experiences on depressive symptoms. People with and without the experience of living in residential care facilities were sampled on the Web. We analyzed the data of 75 people with the experience of living in residential care facilities and 96 people without the experience. Results showed that people with the experience of living in residential care facilities were more likely to have severe psychological distress than people without the experience. On the other hand, the effect of the experience of living in residential care facilities on the severity of psychological distress disappeared when adverse childhood experiences were taken into account in the analysis. In addition, adverse childhood experiences exacerbated psychological distress in both those who had and had not lived in residential care facilities in the same way. The results of this study suggest that the severity of psychological distress among those who experience living in residential care facilities may be strongly influenced by adverse childhood experiences.

    DOI: 10.4992/jjpsy.95.22023

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  • Conscious and non-conscious aspects of social trust in hypnotherapists, psychotherapists, and hypnotists : A comparative study in Japan

    NAKATANI, Tomomi, FUKUI, Yoshikazu, IMAIDA, Takahiro, HORI, Takahi, ISOWA, Soutarou, OURA, Shin-ichi

    Journal of Human Environmental Studies   20 ( 20 )   55 - 66   2024.3

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    Prevalent negative perceptions surrounding hypnosis have considerably eroded the social trust in hypnotherapists, who are professionals expected to offer interpersonal help through hypnosis. This study compared the levels of conscious and non-conscious social trust in hypnotherapists, hypnotists who misuse hypnosis, and psychotherapists (a collective term for professionals offering interpersonal help.) The conscious and non-conscious aspects of social trust in each professional category were assessed among 47 university students. Utilizing the semantic differential method and Implicit Association Test, the conscious and non-conscious
    scores of social trust in hypnotherapists, psychotherapists, and hypnotists were obtained. The analysis revealed that both conscious and non-conscious scores of social trust were significantly higher for psychotherapists, followed by hypnotherapists and then hypnotists. However, the non-conscious scores of social trust in hypnotherapists were reversed from negative to positive when compared to psychotherapists or hypnotists. This suggests that it cannot be claimed that the trust in hypnotherapists is neutral. Our findings underscore the importance of disseminating accurate information about hypnosis to increase the social trust in hypnotherapists.

    DOI: 10.24648/uheok.20.0_55

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  • 夜勤中の仮眠が看護師の疲労感に及ぼす影響に関する探索的検討—An exploratory study of the effect of napping during night shift on nurses' sense of fatigue

    今井田 真実, 福井 義一, 今井田 貴裕, 上村 文乃

    ヒューマン・ケア研究 / 日本ヒューマン・ケア心理学会編集委員会 編   24 ( 2 )   91 - 98   2024.3

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  • Applicability of the Accepting Attitudes Toward Bullying Scale to the general population: Factorial validity, internal consistency, and factor invariance

    HORI Takashi, FUKUI Yoshikazu

    心の危機と臨床の知   25   85 - 101   2024

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    Accepting attitudes toward bullying in the general population have been suggested as one of the factors that exacerbate bullying and hinder its resolution. Shinto & Saito (2001)developed the five-subscale Bullying Acceptance Attitude Scale to assess these attitudes among junior high school students. However, the applicability of the scale to the general population is unclear, as is its internal consistency and factorial validity. Specifically, some subscales show low internal consistency, and one of the subscale names does not adequately reflect the attitudes being measured. In addition, the factor structure of the scale may vary between victims and perpetrators of bullying and between genders. This study re-examines the Bullying Acceptance Attitude Scale for internal consistency, factor validity, and factor invariance across different demographic groups to confirm its broader applicability. As a result, we adopted a three-factor solution, different from the original, which showed higher factor validity and internal consistency. In addition, we confirmed high factor invariance between those who have and have not experienced bullying victimization or perpetration, and between genders. These findings support the applicability of the scale to the general population.

    DOI: 10.14990/0002000200

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  • Would you consult psychological professionals about your own problems? Part 6: Analysis of the questions posted in the “depression“ category on a community Q&A website.

    澤田戒, 福井義一

    日本心理学会大会発表抄録集   87th   2024

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  • 自由記述による催眠状態についてのイメージの検討 ―自己組織化マップを用いて―

    中谷智美・福井義一・今井田貴裕・磯和壮太朗・堀 孝司・大浦真一

    第28回日本統合医療学会学術大会  (ライトキューブ宇都宮)  2024.12 

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  • 自分のことを名前で呼ぶ人はナルシストなのか?

    寺田花日・小田優夏・中谷智美・福井義一

    リサーチフェスタ2024  (オンライン)  2024.12 

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  • 推し対象の違いで幸福感に差があるのか?

    福田大翔・中谷智美・福井義一

    リサーチフェスタ2024  (オンライン)  2024.12 

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  • 共感性についての自己認識と実際の共感能力の乖離

    逢阪昌宏・福井義一

    リサーチフェスタ2024  (オンライン)  2024.12 

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  • 発達障害とインターネット依存の関係

    江見かほり・中谷智美・福井義一

    リサーチフェスタ2024  (オンライン)  2024.12 

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Academic Awards Received 【 display / non-display

  • European Society for Trauma and Dissociation 2016 Poster Prize

    2016.4   European Society for Trauma and Dissociation   Effects of the experience of abuse and insecure attachment on dissociative tendencies in adolescents

    Yoshikazu Fukui, Hajime Tanabe