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Clinical Psychology Lab (Hoshiko Yamauchi)
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A lab that explores the factors that help young people make full use of their abilities and live happily.
AboutAbout the lab
Supporting young people's well-being and the full use of their abilities.
Associate Professor Hoshiko Yamauchi's lab studies the factors that promote well-being and the full use of abilities among young people.
Currently, the lab is working on two lines of research in particular: studies of young people who have autism spectrum disorder or autistic traits, and a longitudinal study of typical university students.
Through quantitative studies, surveys, and case studies, the lab explores effective support, environmental adjustments, preventive interventions, and the potential of support that fosters the full use of abilities.
Key terms
- Autism spectrum disorder
- A type of developmental disorder. It has been consistently reported that people with the condition, including those with autistic traits, tend to experience higher levels of depression and anxiety.
ResearchResearch themes
The lab studies the factors that promote well-being and the full use of abilities among young people. It explores possibilities for support and intervention for two groups: young people with autistic traits and typical university students.
Autistic Traits and Happiness
The lab quantitatively examines the process by which autistic traits lead to depression and anxiety. It also conducts surveys and case studies on the environments and characteristics of people who, even with high levels of these traits, make full use of their abilities and maintain a high sense of happiness.
Factors That Shape University Students' Adjustment
Using longitudinal studies, the lab examines how personality traits, living environment, relationships with others, and study habits and grades before enrollment affect students' mental health, academic performance, and satisfaction with their career path during university. So far, the findings suggest the importance of study habits in high school and of social support within the university.
MembersFaculty
- Associate ProfessorHoshiko Yamauchi
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