Masaki Matsunaga
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 78049 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Masaki Matsunaga |
| PRENOMES | Masaki |
| SOBRENOME | Matsunaga |
| ASSINATURA | MATSUNAGA M |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Rikkyo University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9846-9370 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 147 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2007 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2021 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Uncertainty management, transformational leadership, and job performance in an AI-powered organizational context
This study coupled the theory of uncertainty management (TUM) with the notion of transformational leadership (TFL) to examine how the uncertainty over the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies affects employees. SEM analyses with two-wave data collected in Japan (N = 1318 employee–supervisor dyads) revealed that uncertainty is negatively associated and TFL is positively associated with employees’ job performance. In addition, cons…
Perceived partner uniqueness and communicative and behavioral transgression outcomes in romantic relationships
This four-study investigation examines the role of perceived partner uniqueness (PPU) in determining the immediate communicative and relational consequences of transgressions in romantic relationships. Study 1 reports a psychometrically sound PPU measure distinct from similar constructs. Study 2 reveals that PPU is associated with conflict responses following the discovery of infidelity, which then predict termination intentions. Study 3 involves…
Underlying Circuits of Social Support for Bullied Victims
This study examined the working mechanisms of social support for victims of bullying. Structural equation modeling analyses based on retrospective survey data (N = 448) revealed that the effects of supportive messages varied distinctively, depending on the content of the messages; emotional and esteem support enhanced, but network support impeded, positive reappraisal (the effects of informational support were not significant). Except for that wh…
How to factor-analyze your data right
The current article provides a guideline for conducting factor analysis, a technique used to estimate the population-level factor structure underlying the given sample data. First, the distinction between exploratory and confirmatory factor analyses (EFA and CFA) is briefly discussed; along with this discussion, the notion of principal component analysis and why it does not provide a valid substitute of factor analysis is noted. Second, a step-by…
Testing a Mediational Model of Bullied Victims' Evaluation of Received Support and Post-Bullying Adaptation
What sort of social support best enhances bullied victims' adjustment has yet to be clarified. To explore this support-related aspects of bullied individuals' coping process, a mediational model of social support and adaptation was tested with the data from Japan (n=148) and the US (n=192). The results indicated that emotional support generated positive appraisal, which, in turn, enhanced victims' behavioral and mental adjustment. At the same tim…
Individual dispositions and interpersonal concerns underlying bullied victims' self-disclosure in Japan and the US
This study examined mechanisms underlying bullied individuals' self-disclosure and post-bullying adjustment by highlighting their culturally rooted orientations (self-construal and communication standards) and interpersonal concerns. To test the hypotheses, a structural equation mixture modeling analysis was performed using cross-cultural data collected from Japanese and US college students ( n = 219 and 284, respectively), who reported on their …
Ethnic Identity Development and Acculturation
Utilizing part of the survey data collected for a National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA)- funded project from 29 public elementary schools in Phoenix, Arizona ( N = 1,600), this study explored the underlying structure of Mexican-heritage youths' ethnic identity and cultural/ linguistic orientation. Latent profile and transition analyses identified four distinct orientation profiles endorsed by the early adolescents and their developmental trends…
Parents Don't (Always) Know Their Children Have Been Bullied
Journal Article Parents Don't (Always) Know Their Children Have Been Bullied: Child-Parent Discrepancy on Bullying and Family-Level Profile of Communication Standards Get access Masaki Matsunaga Masaki Matsunaga 1Waseda University, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, Japan 1Corresponding author: Masaki Matsunaga; Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Human Communication Research, Volume 35, Issue 2, 1 April 2009, Pages 221–247,…
Item Parceling in Structural Equation Modeling
This article provides a primer of the statistical technique called parceling, or aggregating items and using those aggregates as indicators of latent constructs, for structural equation modeling (SEM). First, two major types of parceling (subset-item-parcel and all-item-parcel approaches), alongside the traditional item-based approach, are illustrated. Second, both pros and cons of parceling are explicated. Parceling provides psychometric and mod…
Familywise Error in Multiple Comparisons
(2007). Familywise Error in Multiple Comparisons: Disentangling a Knot through a Critique of O'Keefe's Arguments against Alpha Adjustment. Communication Methods and Measures: Vol. 1, No. 4, pp. 243-265
Item Parceling in Structural Equation Modeling
This article provides a primer of the statistical technique called parceling, or aggregating items and using those aggregates as indicators of latent constructs, for structural equation modeling (SEM). First, two major types of parceling (subset-item-parcel and all-item-parcel approaches), alongside the traditional item-based approach, are illustrated. Second, both pros and cons of parceling are explicated. Parceling provides psychometric and mod…
Ethnic Identity Development and Acculturation
Utilizing part of the survey data collected for a National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA)- funded project from 29 public elementary schools in Phoenix, Arizona ( N = 1,600), this study explored the underlying structure of Mexican-heritage youths' ethnic identity and cultural/ linguistic orientation. Latent profile and transition analyses identified four distinct orientation profiles endorsed by the early adolescents and their developmental trends…
Underlying Circuits of Social Support for Bullied Victims
This study examined the working mechanisms of social support for victims of bullying. Structural equation modeling analyses based on retrospective survey data (N = 448) revealed that the effects of supportive messages varied distinctively, depending on the content of the messages; emotional and esteem support enhanced, but network support impeded, positive reappraisal (the effects of informational support were not significant). Except for that wh…
Parents Don't (Always) Know Their Children Have Been Bullied
Journal Article Parents Don't (Always) Know Their Children Have Been Bullied: Child-Parent Discrepancy on Bullying and Family-Level Profile of Communication Standards Get access Masaki Matsunaga Masaki Matsunaga 1Waseda University, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, Japan 1Corresponding author: Masaki Matsunaga; Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Human Communication Research, Volume 35, Issue 2, 1 April 2009, Pages 221–247,…
Familywise Error in Multiple Comparisons
(2007). Familywise Error in Multiple Comparisons: Disentangling a Knot through a Critique of O'Keefe's Arguments against Alpha Adjustment. Communication Methods and Measures: Vol. 1, No. 4, pp. 243-265
Uncertainty management, transformational leadership, and job performance in an AI-powered organizational context
This study coupled the theory of uncertainty management (TUM) with the notion of transformational leadership (TFL) to examine how the uncertainty over the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies affects employees. SEM analyses with two-wave data collected in Japan (N = 1318 employee–supervisor dyads) revealed that uncertainty is negatively associated and TFL is positively associated with employees’ job performance. In addition, cons…
Perceived partner uniqueness and communicative and behavioral transgression outcomes in romantic relationships
This four-study investigation examines the role of perceived partner uniqueness (PPU) in determining the immediate communicative and relational consequences of transgressions in romantic relationships. Study 1 reports a psychometrically sound PPU measure distinct from similar constructs. Study 2 reveals that PPU is associated with conflict responses following the discovery of infidelity, which then predict termination intentions. Study 3 involves…
Testing a Mediational Model of Bullied Victims' Evaluation of Received Support and Post-Bullying Adaptation
What sort of social support best enhances bullied victims' adjustment has yet to be clarified. To explore this support-related aspects of bullied individuals' coping process, a mediational model of social support and adaptation was tested with the data from Japan (n=148) and the US (n=192). The results indicated that emotional support generated positive appraisal, which, in turn, enhanced victims' behavioral and mental adjustment. At the same tim…
Individual dispositions and interpersonal concerns underlying bullied victims' self-disclosure in Japan and the US
This study examined mechanisms underlying bullied individuals' self-disclosure and post-bullying adjustment by highlighting their culturally rooted orientations (self-construal and communication standards) and interpersonal concerns. To test the hypotheses, a structural equation mixture modeling analysis was performed using cross-cultural data collected from Japanese and US college students ( n = 219 and 284, respectively), who reported on their …
Familywise Error in Multiple Comparisons
(2007). Familywise Error in Multiple Comparisons: Disentangling a Knot through a Critique of O'Keefe's Arguments against Alpha Adjustment. Communication Methods and Measures: Vol. 1, No. 4, pp. 243-265
Item Parceling in Structural Equation Modeling
This article provides a primer of the statistical technique called parceling, or aggregating items and using those aggregates as indicators of latent constructs, for structural equation modeling (SEM). First, two major types of parceling (subset-item-parcel and all-item-parcel approaches), alongside the traditional item-based approach, are illustrated. Second, both pros and cons of parceling are explicated. Parceling provides psychometric and mod…
Parents Don't (Always) Know Their Children Have Been Bullied
Journal Article Parents Don't (Always) Know Their Children Have Been Bullied: Child-Parent Discrepancy on Bullying and Family-Level Profile of Communication Standards Get access Masaki Matsunaga Masaki Matsunaga 1Waseda University, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, Japan 1Corresponding author: Masaki Matsunaga; Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Human Communication Research, Volume 35, Issue 2, 1 April 2009, Pages 221–247,…
How to factor-analyze your data right
The current article provides a guideline for conducting factor analysis, a technique used to estimate the population-level factor structure underlying the given sample data. First, the distinction between exploratory and confirmatory factor analyses (EFA and CFA) is briefly discussed; along with this discussion, the notion of principal component analysis and why it does not provide a valid substitute of factor analysis is noted. Second, a step-by…
Testing a Mediational Model of Bullied Victims' Evaluation of Received Support and Post-Bullying Adaptation
What sort of social support best enhances bullied victims' adjustment has yet to be clarified. To explore this support-related aspects of bullied individuals' coping process, a mediational model of social support and adaptation was tested with the data from Japan (n=148) and the US (n=192). The results indicated that emotional support generated positive appraisal, which, in turn, enhanced victims' behavioral and mental adjustment. At the same tim…
Individual dispositions and interpersonal concerns underlying bullied victims' self-disclosure in Japan and the US
This study examined mechanisms underlying bullied individuals' self-disclosure and post-bullying adjustment by highlighting their culturally rooted orientations (self-construal and communication standards) and interpersonal concerns. To test the hypotheses, a structural equation mixture modeling analysis was performed using cross-cultural data collected from Japanese and US college students ( n = 219 and 284, respectively), who reported on their …
Ethnic Identity Development and Acculturation
Utilizing part of the survey data collected for a National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA)- funded project from 29 public elementary schools in Phoenix, Arizona ( N = 1,600), this study explored the underlying structure of Mexican-heritage youths' ethnic identity and cultural/ linguistic orientation. Latent profile and transition analyses identified four distinct orientation profiles endorsed by the early adolescents and their developmental trends…
Underlying Circuits of Social Support for Bullied Victims
This study examined the working mechanisms of social support for victims of bullying. Structural equation modeling analyses based on retrospective survey data (N = 448) revealed that the effects of supportive messages varied distinctively, depending on the content of the messages; emotional and esteem support enhanced, but network support impeded, positive reappraisal (the effects of informational support were not significant). Except for that wh…
Perceived partner uniqueness and communicative and behavioral transgression outcomes in romantic relationships
This four-study investigation examines the role of perceived partner uniqueness (PPU) in determining the immediate communicative and relational consequences of transgressions in romantic relationships. Study 1 reports a psychometrically sound PPU measure distinct from similar constructs. Study 2 reveals that PPU is associated with conflict responses following the discovery of infidelity, which then predict termination intentions. Study 3 involves…
Uncertainty management, transformational leadership, and job performance in an AI-powered organizational context
This study coupled the theory of uncertainty management (TUM) with the notion of transformational leadership (TFL) to examine how the uncertainty over the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies affects employees. SEM analyses with two-wave data collected in Japan (N = 1318 employee–supervisor dyads) revealed that uncertainty is negatively associated and TFL is positively associated with employees’ job performance. In addition, cons…
Psychology (8 obras) · Social Psychology (6 obras) · Social Psychology (6 obras) · Bullying, Victimization, and Aggression (4 obras) · Child and Adolescent Psychosocial and Emotional Development (4 obras) · Developmental psychology (4 obras) · Computer Science (3 obras) · Mathematics (3 obras) · Statistics (3 obras) · Structural equation modeling (3 obras)