Itsuko Dohi
Biographic Data
| ID | 6483751 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Itsuko Dohi |
| GIVEN NAMES | Itsuko |
| FAMILY NAME | Dohi |
| SIGNATURE | DOHI I |
| AFFILIATIONS | Shitennoji University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Agency and Communion Related to Mental Health in Japanese Young Adults
The relationship between masculinity and the Type A behavior pattern
The purpose of the study was to examine whether a high level of masculinity is associated with the Type A behavior pattern, and whether the level of femininity moderates any main effect for masculinity. The subjects were 743 male and 560 female undergraduate students. In the statistical analysis, we found evidence of the masculinity effect on every Type A score, and a moderating effect of femininity on the “speed‐power” subscale score. We discuss…
Effect of Gender-Types on Interpersonal Stress Measured by Blink Rate and Questionnaires
This study was conducted to determine how differences of self gender-type and partner's gendertype in Japan had an effect on interpersonal stress (anxiety/uneasiness) during a conversation among mixed-sex pairs. The level of interpersonal stress was discussed in relation to blink rate. The participants were assigned to one of the following four pair types: (a) Male and female were androgynous (maleA-femaleA); (b) Male was androgynous and female w…
Comparison of French and Japanese Individuals with Reference to Hofstede's Concepts of Individualism and Masculinity
The purpose was to examine whether Japanese individuals were oriented toward collective and masculine values attributed to cultures by Hofstede by comparing them with those of French individuals. There were 110 French participants (54 men, 56 women) and 128 Japanese participants (41 men, 87 women), selected from undergraduate students, employed workers, housewives, and retirees. Their occupational proportion and their ranges of age were balanced …
The effects of sex, self gender type, and partner's gender type on interpersonal adjustment during a first encounter
The present study compared the effects of sex, self gender type, and partner's gender type on interpersonal adjustment during a 5‐min first encounter of androgynous and stereotypically sex‐typed couples. The 52 subjects were assigned to one of four mixed‐sex couple types: sex‐typed male and female (MF); sex‐typed male and androgynous female (MA); androgynous male and sex‐typed female (AF); and androgynous male and female (AA). Questionnaires (the…
The effects of sex, self gender type, and partner's gender type on interpersonal adjustment during a first encounter
The present study compared the effects of sex, self gender type, and partner's gender type on interpersonal adjustment during a 5‐min first encounter of androgynous and stereotypically sex‐typed couples. The 52 subjects were assigned to one of four mixed‐sex couple types: sex‐typed male and female (MF); sex‐typed male and androgynous female (MA); androgynous male and sex‐typed female (AF); and androgynous male and female (AA). Questionnaires (the…
The relationship between masculinity and the Type A behavior pattern
The purpose of the study was to examine whether a high level of masculinity is associated with the Type A behavior pattern, and whether the level of femininity moderates any main effect for masculinity. The subjects were 743 male and 560 female undergraduate students. In the statistical analysis, we found evidence of the masculinity effect on every Type A score, and a moderating effect of femininity on the “speed‐power” subscale score. We discuss…
Effect of Gender-Types on Interpersonal Stress Measured by Blink Rate and Questionnaires
This study was conducted to determine how differences of self gender-type and partner's gendertype in Japan had an effect on interpersonal stress (anxiety/uneasiness) during a conversation among mixed-sex pairs. The level of interpersonal stress was discussed in relation to blink rate. The participants were assigned to one of the following four pair types: (a) Male and female were androgynous (maleA-femaleA); (b) Male was androgynous and female w…
Comparison of French and Japanese Individuals with Reference to Hofstede's Concepts of Individualism and Masculinity
The purpose was to examine whether Japanese individuals were oriented toward collective and masculine values attributed to cultures by Hofstede by comparing them with those of French individuals. There were 110 French participants (54 men, 56 women) and 128 Japanese participants (41 men, 87 women), selected from undergraduate students, employed workers, housewives, and retirees. Their occupational proportion and their ranges of age were balanced …
Agency and Communion Related to Mental Health in Japanese Young Adults
Psychology (5 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Developmental psychology (4 works) · Gender Roles and Identity Studies (3 works) · Masculinity (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Androgyny (2 works) · Anxiety (2 works) · Eating Disorders and Behaviors (2 works) · Interpersonal communication (2 works)