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Yuki Yamada, Associate Professor
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The lab conducts psychological investigations on themes such as the formation of psychological time, space, and number, revulsion and happiness, and attention and consciousness. The lab also lists laterality, emotion, personality traits, embodiment, insect eating, and animal-related and ethnicity-related themes. It also deals with related issues such as the replicability problem in psychology, problems in science communication, and problems with online experiments. Associate Professor Yuki Yamada belongs to the Faculty of Arts and Science and holds a concurrent appointment in the Department of Behavioral Systems, Graduate School of Human-Environment Studies.
Kanji Tanaka, Associate Professor
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The lab scientifically investigates the implicit and explicit processes in human perception, cognition, and action. Recent projects examine the implicit and explicit processes of sequence learning, and how the consequences of actions (action effects) influence the way the sense of agency arises and changes. Using methods from experimental psychology and cognitive science, the lab also studies crossmodal correspondences, crossmodal phenomena, and response facilitation and inhibition. The lab is recruiting research students from inside and outside the university, as well as applicants hoping to enter the master's or doctoral program.
Kenji Masumoto, Associate Professor
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The lab studies the mechanisms underlying various kinds of physical exercise, with the aims of maintaining and improving health and enhancing athletic performance. As an example, it examines physiological responses during walking and running. Associate Professor Kenji Masumoto teaches courses including exercise prescription, exercise physiology, and environmental adaptation at the Graduate School of Human-Environment Studies.
Hiro Kishimoto, Associate Professor
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The Kishimoto Lab conducts research that contributes to people living lives full of vitality. Broadly, its research covers two areas: the effects of promoting exercise and healthy habits on long-term care prevention and frailty prevention in older adults, and the lifestyle habits that help university students have a meaningful campus life. The lab has established follow-up study fields (cohorts) among older community residents and university students, and conducts lifestyle questionnaire surveys and health measurements. Graduate students, research students, and lab staff with diverse backgrounds, including physical therapists, occupational therapists, exercise instructors, and yoga instructors, are part of the lab.
Hideaki Fukumori, Professor
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The Fukumori Lab studies Focusing and the attitude of respect for experiencing, the Quality of Student Life of university students, and the evaluation and practice of student counseling. Professor Hideaki Fukumori has worked in student counseling at Kyushu University for more than 20 years. On the lab's introduction page, the lab says it hopes to work with students who are interested in deepening these themes. Professor Fukumori belongs to the Campus Life and Health Support Center, and holds concurrent appointments in the Department of Human Coexistence Systems and the Department of Practical Clinical Psychology at the Graduate School of Human-Environment Studies.
Tomoko Matsushita, Associate Professor
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The lab conducts practice and research in individual and group counseling using imagery therapy, art therapy, and similar approaches, as well as in the field of student counseling. It is interested in counseling and group approaches that make use of nonverbal media, and in education on self-care for mental and physical health. Associate Professor Tomoko Matsushita works as a student counselor providing counseling services at the Campus Life and Health Support Center.
Yoshio Sugiyama, Professor
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The Sport Psychology Lab (Sugiyama Lab) conducts psychological research on physical education and sport. Its research themes are psychosocial skills education in physical education and sport, social behavior and psychology in exercise and sport settings, and psychosocial support through physical education and sport in areas of Indonesia affected by volcanic eruptions. The lab also studies the psychological factors that improve sport performance, and the meaning and significance of nonverbal behavior in physical education and sport. Professor Yoshio Sugiyama teaches courses related to health and sport sciences in the Graduate School of Human-Environment Studies.
Wakaki Uchida, Associate Professor
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The Disability Sport Psychology Lab (Uchida Lab) conducts psychological research on exercise and sport. Its research themes are the self-transformation process of people with acquired physical disabilities, the sport careers and psychological and social challenges of para-athletes, the merits and demerits of elite para sport, and applied research on psychological support based on Adlerian counseling. Combining quantitative and qualitative approaches, the lab engages in both support practice in the field and research.
Shigemi Takayanagi, Lecturer
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The Health Psychology Lab (Takayanagi Lab) conducts health psychology research on physical movement. The lab examines the relationship between "awareness" of one's own bodily sensations gained through bodywork experience and the level of mental health. It also conducts survey research on the relationship between university students' mental health or depressive states and their lifestyle habits, and on the mental health and exercise of women who are raising young children. Lecturer Shigemi Takayanagi belongs to the Campus Life and Health Support Center and is in charge of the master's program in the Health and Sport Sciences Course at the Graduate School of Human-Environment Studies.
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