Atsuko Tomoda
Biographic Data
| ID | 6085932 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Atsuko Tomoda |
| GIVEN NAMES | Atsuko |
| FAMILY NAME | Tomoda |
| SIGNATURE | TOMODA A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Tokyo Metropolitan University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Correlates of Retrospective Early Life Experience with Personality in Young Japanese Women
To examine the influence of early experiences on the development of personality. We used the Temperament and Character Inventory to assess 98 young women who had first entered a company. Different early experiences were linked, albeit weakly, to test scores. Both partial correlations and multiple regression analyses indicated that Self-directedness was higher if women reported more care of parents. Partial correlation, but not multiple regression…
Association of Self-Preoccupation and Self-Reported Duration and Severity of Depressive Episodes
The present study investigated the relation of self-preoccupation, i.e., the tendency to focus more on the self than on external objects and to maintain this self-focused attention, with the duration and severity of depressive episodes. The hypotheses were that, compared with people low on self-preoccupation, people scoring higher on self-preoccupation may experience more long-lasting depressive episodes and during such episodes they may experien…
Labeling Effect of Seishin-Bunretsu-Byou, the Japanese Translation for Schizophrenia
Stigma attached to individuals with schizophrenia may be derived from its diag nostic label. Two forms of a questionnaire were distributed to 189 Japanese university students. Each questionnaire contains case vignettes of schizophrenia and major depression. In one form, the students were told at the close of each vignette the diagnostic label assigned to that case (the label group) whereas in another form, they were not done so (the control group…
Patients' Desire to Participate in Decision-Making in Psychiatry
Japanese national sentiment has been described as paternalistic, which has potentially wide-ranging implications for the manner in which psychiatric patients should participate in medical decision-making. To examine the extent and possible determinants of the desire to participate in medical decision-making among Japanese people, we distributed a packet of questionnaires to 747 (nonmedical) university students and 114 of their parents. The questi…
Child emotional and physical maltreatment and adolescent psychopathology
The rate of different types of maltreatment of children younger than the age of 16 by parents was investigated among a sample of 119 Japanese nonconsulting adolescents. Emotional neglect, threat, putting to shame, slapping, punching with a fist, hitting with an implement, and burning by the father or the mother were reported to have occurred at least several times a year by 21.0%, 26.1%, 14.3%, 40.3%, 25.2%, 14.3%, and 0.8% of the participants, r…
Correlations between Ratings of Experienced and Imagined Life Events by First-Year University Students in Japan
In terms of life events, ratings of actual experiences and of imagined ones among the first-year university students were compared. A total of 81 students were asked to complete the Life Events Checklist for College Students by checking whether they had experienced the listed life events in the previous 12 months; then they evaluated the influence of each life event as really experienced or imagined. The correlations between these mean ratings fo…
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Correlations between Ratings of Experienced and Imagined Life Events by First-Year University Students in Japan
In terms of life events, ratings of actual experiences and of imagined ones among the first-year university students were compared. A total of 81 students were asked to complete the Life Events Checklist for College Students by checking whether they had experienced the listed life events in the previous 12 months; then they evaluated the influence of each life event as really experienced or imagined. The correlations between these mean ratings fo…
Child emotional and physical maltreatment and adolescent psychopathology
The rate of different types of maltreatment of children younger than the age of 16 by parents was investigated among a sample of 119 Japanese nonconsulting adolescents. Emotional neglect, threat, putting to shame, slapping, punching with a fist, hitting with an implement, and burning by the father or the mother were reported to have occurred at least several times a year by 21.0%, 26.1%, 14.3%, 40.3%, 25.2%, 14.3%, and 0.8% of the participants, r…
Patients' Desire to Participate in Decision-Making in Psychiatry
Japanese national sentiment has been described as paternalistic, which has potentially wide-ranging implications for the manner in which psychiatric patients should participate in medical decision-making. To examine the extent and possible determinants of the desire to participate in medical decision-making among Japanese people, we distributed a packet of questionnaires to 747 (nonmedical) university students and 114 of their parents. The questi…
Labeling Effect of Seishin-Bunretsu-Byou, the Japanese Translation for Schizophrenia
Stigma attached to individuals with schizophrenia may be derived from its diag nostic label. Two forms of a questionnaire were distributed to 189 Japanese university students. Each questionnaire contains case vignettes of schizophrenia and major depression. In one form, the students were told at the close of each vignette the diagnostic label assigned to that case (the label group) whereas in another form, they were not done so (the control group…
Correlates of Retrospective Early Life Experience with Personality in Young Japanese Women
To examine the influence of early experiences on the development of personality. We used the Temperament and Character Inventory to assess 98 young women who had first entered a company. Different early experiences were linked, albeit weakly, to test scores. Both partial correlations and multiple regression analyses indicated that Self-directedness was higher if women reported more care of parents. Partial correlation, but not multiple regression…
Association of Self-Preoccupation and Self-Reported Duration and Severity of Depressive Episodes
The present study investigated the relation of self-preoccupation, i.e., the tendency to focus more on the self than on external objects and to maintain this self-focused attention, with the duration and severity of depressive episodes. The hypotheses were that, compared with people low on self-preoccupation, people scoring higher on self-preoccupation may experience more long-lasting depressive episodes and during such episodes they may experien…
Clinical Psychology (6 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Clinical Psychology (4 works) · Psychiatry (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Child and Adolescent Psychosocial and Emotional Development (3 works) · Cultural Differences and Values (2 works) · Depression (economics) (2 works) · Developmental psychology (2 works)