Haruyo Mitani

Biographic Data

ID6564857
NAMEHaruyo Mitani
GIVEN NAMESHaruyo
FAMILY NAMEMitani
SIGNATUREMITANI H
AFFILIATIONSFaculty of Sociology Ryukoku University Kyoto Japan
ORCID0000-0001-8882-5098
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS5
TOTAL CITATIONS13
WORKS AS AUTHOR5
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2013
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2026
H-INDEX1

  • Cumulative childhood adversity and educational exclusion from a life-course perspective in Japan

    Open AccessHaruyo MitaniARTICLEBritish Journal of Sociology of…2026

    Although sociological research views educational exclusion as a process, empirical studies rely primarily on conventional socioeconomic indicators of family background. This study used a life-course perspective to examine how cumulative childhood adversity, measured as adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), was associated with educational exclusion. Using data from a national postal survey of adults conducted in 2023 (n = 11,565), we analyzed pers…

  • Associations of adverse and positive childhood experiences with adult socioeconomic well-being in Japan

    Open AccessHaruyo MitaniARTICLEHumanities and Social Sciences…2026

    Positive childhood experiences (PCEs) have been suggested to lessen the negative effects of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) on later health outcomes. However, research is limited on whether PCEs modify the association between ACEs and socioeconomic well-being. Hence, this study examined whether PCEs modify the association between ACEs and adults’ poor socioeconomic well-being. Data were collected from a cross-sectional postal survey conducte…

  • Effects of maternal adverse child experiences on parental maltreatment of children

    Open AccessHaruyo MitaniARTICLEChild & Family Social Work2021Cited by: 1References: 6

    Despite increasing research into connections between adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) and health problems, the impact of parental ACEs on parenting practices has not been sufficiently clear. The objective of the study was to consider whether the association between maternal ACEs and child maltreatment is affected by three mediating factors: socio‐economic status (SES), social support and maternal psychological distress in adulthood. The Kochi…

  • Types of Social Support Networks That Can Reduce Parents’ Loneliness

    Open AccessHaruyo MitaniARTICLEKazoku syakaigaku kenkyu2020

    本稿は,育児期の孤独感を軽減するサポート・ネットワークを検討する.育児期のサポート・ネットワークとwell-beingの関係を捉える先行研究の多くは,クロスセクションデータに依拠し,女性のみを研究対象とし,公的サポートよりも私的サポートに注目するものだった.そこで本稿ではパネルデータを用いて,私的・公的サポートの両方を含むどのようなサポート・ネットワークが育児期の男女の孤独感を軽減するのかを検討した.その結果,精神的・手段的に頼りになる夫や精神的に支えてくれる友人から成るサポート・ネットワークが,母親の孤独感を軽減する傾向が示された.また,精神的に支えてくれる妻やつどいの広場・育児サークルから成るサポート・ネットワークが,父親の孤独感を軽減する傾向も示された.本稿は,父親が父親同士の関係や父子関係を深められる場が父親のwell-beingを良好にすることを示唆する

  • Influences of Resources and Subjective Dispositions on Formal and Informal Volunteering

    Open AccessHaruyo MitaniARTICLEVoluntas Revista Internacional de…2013Cited by: 12References: 13

    This study investigated the influences of resources and subjective dispositions on formal and informal volunteering. The author examined whether resources are associated with formal volunteering, while subjective dispositions are associated with informal volunteering, using data from representative national Japanese samples (SSP-P2010 data). The results suggested that socioeconomic resources (namely education) are more strongly related to formal …