Professor
(School of Human Sciences)
Faculty of Human Sciences(Graduate School of Human Sciences)
研究所員 2016-
研究所員 2010-
研究所員 2013-2016
-2000 | Waseda University Graduate School, Division of Human Science |
Ph. D. (Human Sciences) Coursework Waseda University Clinical psychology
2017/03-2017/08 | Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neurosciences, King's Collage LondonVisiting Researcher |
2017/10- | Science Council of Japan |
2019/04- | National Cancer Center |
Internacional Society of Behavior Medicine Editional bord member of International Journal Behavior Medicine
2011/07
2013/09
Social sciences / Psychology / Clinical psychology
Takatoshi Hirayama, Yuko Ogawa, Yuko Yanai, Shin-ichi Suzuki, Ken Shimizu
BioPsychoSocial Medicine Peer Review Yes (9) 2019-
Miho Sasaki
Japanese Journal of Behavior and Cognitive Therapies Peer Review Yes 44(2) p.81 - 922018/05-
Shin-ichi Suzuki
Japanese Journal of Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies Peer Review Yes 44(2) p.93 - 1002018/05-
Kotone Hata
Japanese Journal od Cognitive Therapy Peer Review Yes 11(1) p.42 - 522018/02-
Yoshimura, Shinpei; Okamoto, Yasumasa; Matsunaga, Miki; Onoda, Keiichi; Okada, Go; Kunisato, Yoshihiko; Yoshino, Atsuo; Ueda, Kazutaka; Suzuki, Shin ichi; Yamawaki, Shigeto
Journal of Affective Disorders 208p.610 - 6142017/01-2017/01
ISSN:01650327
Outline:© 2016 Elsevier B.V.Background Depression is characterized by negative self-cognition. Our previous study (Yoshimura et al. 2014) revealed changes in brain activity after cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) for depression, but changes in functional connectivity were not assessed. Method This study included 29 depressive patients and 15 healthy control participants. Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging was used to investigate possible CBT-related functional connectivity changes associated with negative emotional self-referential processing. Depressed and healthy participants (overlapping with our previous study, Yoshimura et al. 2014) were included. We defined a seed region (medial prefrontal cortex) and coupled region (ACC) based on our previous study, and we examined changes in MPFC-ACC functional connectivity from pretreatment to posttreatment. Results CBT was associated with reduced functional connectivity between the MPFC and ACC. Symptom change with CBT was positively correlated with change in MPFC-ACC functional connectivity. Limitations Patients received pharmacotherapy including antidepressant. The present sample size was quite small and more study is needed. Statistical threshold in fMRI analysis was relatively liberal. Conclusions CBT for depression may disrupt MPFC-ACC connectivity, with associated improvements in depressive symptoms and dysfunctional cognition.
Ichikura, Kanako; Ichikura, Kanako; Kobayashi, Sayaka; Kobayashi, Sayaka; Matsuoka, Shiho; Matsuoka, Shiho; Suzuki, Tsuyoshi; Nishimura, Katsuji; Shiga, Tsuyoshi; Hagiwara, Nobuhisa; Ishigooka, Jun; Suzuki, Shin ichi
International Journal of Clinical and Health Psychology 17(1) p.1 - 82017/01-2017/01
ISSN:16972600
Outline:© 2016 Asociación Española de Psicología ConductualObjective: Many patients with implantable cardioverter defibrillators experience depressive symptoms. In addition, avoidance behavior is a common problem among patients with implantable cardioverter defibrillators. We examined the association between avoidance behaviors and depressive symptoms in patients with implantable cardioverter defibrillators. Method: We conducted a single-center, cross-sectional study with self-completed questionnaires between May 2010 and March 2011. We measured avoidance behaviors (avoidance of places, avoidance of objects, and avoidance of situations) and depressive symptoms (using the Beck Depression Inventory, Version II) in 119 participants. An avoidance behaviors instrument was developed for this study and we confirmed its internal consistency reliability. Results: Ninety-two (77.3%) patients were aged older than 50 years, and 86 (72.3%) were men. Fifty-one (42.9%) patients reported “avoidance of places”, 34 (28.6%) reported “avoidance of objects”, and 63 (52.9%) reported “avoidance of activity”. Avoidance behavior was associated with increased odds for the presence of depressive symptoms (OR 1.31; 95% CI 1.06–1.62). Conclusions: This was the first study to identify the relationship between avoidance behavior and depressive symptoms among patients with implantable cardioverter defibrillators; however, there are a few methodological limitations.
Sato Hideki;Takebayashi Yui;Suyama Haruna;Ito Risa;Suzuki Shin-ichi
Journal of Health Psychology Research 2017-2017
Outline:
Effects of brooding, a negative component of cognitive information processing during rumination, and possible effects of depressive symptoms on verbal working memory capacity were investigated. Healthy undergraduate and graduate students (N=37) participated in a test for assessing reading span and recall, and also completed the Japanese version of the Ruminative Responses Scale (RRS), the Japanese version of Center for Epidemiologic Studies Depression Scale (CES-D) and the Stanford Sleepiness Scale. Results of t-tests conducted on recall and reading span scores with high and low brooding as independent variables indicated no significant differences. Moreover, an analysis of variance on recall and reading span scores, with high and low brooding and high and low depressive symptoms as independent variables also indicated no significant differences. These results suggest that characteristics of verbal working memory capacity are not impaired by brooding and rather that brooding might cause impairments of visuospatial working memory capacity.
Suyama Haruna;Kaneko Yui;Ito Risa;Noguchi Kyoko;Kaiya Hisanobu;Suzuki Shin-ichi
Japanese Journal of Psychosomatic Medicine 55(9) p.1047 - 10542015/09-2015/09
ISSN:03850307
Outline:Objectives : The purpose of this study was to investigate the predictive power of rejection sensitivity with respect to change in depressive symptoms in outpatients with atypical or other types of depression. Method : Twenty-seven depression patients completed the questionnaire assessing their rejection sensitivity and depressive symptoms twice at 6-month intervals. Results : The results indicated that rejection sensitivity was not only related to simultaneous depressive symptoms, but also led to an increase in depressive symptoms 6 months later. Simultaneous depressive symptoms were related to all factors associated with rejection sensitivity except "unassertive interpersonal behavior due to fear of hurting others." In contrast, increases in depressive symptoms were related to "unassertive interpersonal behavior due to fear of hurting others" as well as "obsequence to others." Conclusion : These results suggest that depressive symptoms at a given point in time are linked to an individual's cognition, implying that the fear of being rejected by others is present, while changes in depressive symptoms are predicted by whether an individual takes specific actions or countermeasures to avoid being rejected.
Ogawa Yuko;Takei Yuko;Koga Harumi;Shimada Mai;Nagao Ayami;Sasaki Miho;Kunisato Yoshihiko;Tanigawa Keishi;Suzuki Shin-ichi
Japanese Journal of Psychosomatic Medicine 55(7) p.873 - 8832015/07-2015/07
ISSN:03850307
Outline:Background : Effective communication between cancer patients and their doctors is important in alleviating patients' physical and psychological burdens. Hence, there is a growing need to encourage an improvement in patientdoctor communication. Cancer outpatients often hesitate to speak with their doctors even when they have necessary information to provide or questions to ask. This study examines the relationships between patients' hesitation in speaking with their doctors and their communication behaviors. Subjects & Method : The participants were 51 individuals (21 male and 31 female, mean age 62.08±11.38 years) undergoing outpatient treatment with complementary and alternative medicine. They were asked to recall the most recent consultation with their primary doctor, and then completed questionnaires measuring the degree of their hesitation in that particular social exchange. The factors influencing patients' hesitation were analyzed using the maximum likelihood estimation. Subsequently, the relationship between patient characteristics and hesitation was examined using Mann-Whitney U and Kruskal-Wallis tests. Results : The results revealed that indecision regarding the topic of discussion, and the decision to forsake their doctors, are among the prime factors influencing patients' hesitance to engage in effective communication with their primary doctors. A marginally significant difference with respect to age, stage of disease, employment, and recurrence status was observed. In particular, patients with recurrence were more likely to exhibit hesitance in communication compared to patients without recurrence (p=0.05). In addition, patients under 50 years of age were more likely to be indecisive about the topics of discussion, compared to patients in their 60 s (p=0.08). Similarly, patients at stages I-III were more likely to be indecisive than were patients at stage IV (p=0.08). In addition, employed patients were more likely to forsake their doctors than were unemployed patients (p=0.08). However, hesitation did not significantly differ by sex, cancer type, treatment, ECOG performance status, presence or absence of metastasis, residential conditions, or disease duration. Conclusion : To encourage better patient-doctor communication, it is necessary to alleviate patients' hesitation to talk to their primary doctors. Communication skill training programs for patients targeting both the alleviation of patients' hesitation and the amelioration of patients' communication skills may be necessary.
Yokoyama, Chika; Yokoyama, Chika; Kaiya, Hisanobu; Kumano, Hiroaki; Kumano, Hiroaki; Kumano, Hiroaki; Kinou, Masaru; Umekage, Tadashi; Umekage, Tadashi; Yasuda, Shin; Yasuda, Shin; Yasuda, Shin; Takei, Kunio; Takei, Kunio; Nishikawa, Masami; Nishikawa, Masami; Sasaki, Tsukasa; Sasaki, Tsukasa; Nishimura, Yukika; Hara, Naomi; Inoue, Ken; Kaneko, Yui; Kaneko, Yui; Suzuki, Shin Ichi; Suzuki, Shin Ichi; Tanii, Hisashi; Okada, Motohiro; Okazaki, Yuji
NeuroImage: Clinical 8p.455 - 4612015/06-2015/06
Outline:© 2015 The Authors. Published by Elsevier Inc. Social anxiety disorder (SAD) is characterized by strong fear and anxiety during social interactions. Although ventrolateral prefrontal cortex (VLPFC) activity in response to emotional stimuli is related to pathological anxiety, little is known about the relationship between VLPFC activity and social anxiety. This study aimed to investigate whether VLPFC activity was involved in SAD and whether VLPFC activity was related to the level of social anxiety. Twenty-four drug-naïve patients with SAD and 35 healthy controls underwent near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) scanning while performing a verbal fluency task (VFT). Results indicated that, compared to the healthy controls, the SAD patients exhibited smaller changes of oxygenated hemoglobin (oxy-Hb) concentrations in the VLPFC during the VFT. Furthermore, the right VLPFC activation was negatively correlated with social avoidance. In contrast to the latter, the healthy controls exhibited a positive correlation between changes of oxy-Hb concentrations in the bilateral VLPFC and social fear. Our findings provide evidence for VLPFC dysfunction in SAD, and indicate that the VLPFC dysfunction may contribute to the difference between normal and abnormal social anxiety.
ITO Daisuke;NAKAZAWA Kanako;KAMO Toshiko;UJIIE Yuri;SUZUKI Shin-ichi;KIM Yoshiharu
Japanese journal of behavior therapy 41(1) p.19 - 292015/01-2015/01
ISSN:09106529
Outline:The present study aimed to investigate differences between factors related to post-traumatic stress symptoms (PTSS) and social disability in patients with post-traumatic stress disorder. Female patients with post-traumatic stress disorder (N=41) who visited the clinic mainly in the wake of an experience with domestic violence (DV) completed the Event Check List (ECL), the Impact of Event Scale-Revised (IES-R), the Sheehan Disability Scale (SDISS), the Cognitive Appraisal Rating Scale (CARS), the Negative Appraisal for Post-traumatic Stress Symptoms (NAP), and the Tri-Axial Coping Scale-24 (TAC). A partial correlation analysis, performed to determine whether symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder were related to social disability, revealed a weak correlation between their scores on the Impact of Event Scale-Revised and the SDISS. Moreover, hierarchical multiple regression analysis revealed that the appraisal of threat, negative prediction and implications relating to post-traumatic stress symptoms, and avoidance-like thinking positively influenced post-traumatic stress symptoms. However, appraisal of threat and becoming resigned positively influenced social disability, and negatively influenced positive interpretation and evading one's responsibility. These results suggest that even if the post-traumatic stress disorder condition improves, the degree of social disability may not. Furthermore, the relationship between cognitive behavioral variables and post-traumatic stress symptoms is different from the relationship between cognitive behavioral variables and social disability. Therefore, in addition to conventional treatments for post-traumatic stress disorder, such as cognitive behavior therapy (CBT), an intervention may be required that positively influences social disability.
KANEKO Yui;NAKAZAWA Kanako;OHTUKI Tomu;ITO Daisuke;SUYAMA Haruna;ITO Risa;YAMADA Kazuo;YOSHIDA Eiji;KAIYA Hisanobu;SUZUKI Shin-ichi
Japanese journal of behavior therapy 41(1) p.43 - 542015/01-2015/01
ISSN:09106529
Outline:The aims of the present study were to compare symptoms and attentional bias of patients with generalized social anxiety disorder (GSAD) to those of patients with non-generalized social anxiety disorder (NGSAD), and of patients with high perceived physiological arousal social anxiety disorder to those of patients with low perceived physiological arousal social anxiety disorder. Participants (n=16) with social anxiety disorder and control participants without social anxiety disorder (NC; n=6) were asked to fill out questionnaires and to perform a modified dot-probe task in which they were presented with negative and positive evaluation words, body-sensation words in 2 separate exposures that involved automatic and strategic processing. ANOVAs of the attentional bias scores, with subtype (GSAD vs. NGSAD vs. NC) and perceived physiological arousal (high vs. low vs. NC) as independent variables, revealed no significant differences. However, t-tests comparing attentional bias scores with 0 indicated that whereas participants with non-generalized social anxiety disorder were vigilant while performing automatic processing with positive evaluation words, patients with high perceived physiological arousal and social anxiety disorder tended to pay more attention to the body-sensation words on the tasks requiring strategic processing. The significance of assessing social anxiety disorder subtypes and possibly appropriate interventions for each subtype were discussed.
OGAWA Yuko;NAGAO Ayami;TANIGAWA Keishi;SUZUKI Shin-ichi
Jpn J Behav Med 21(1) p.22 - 302015-2015
ISSN:1341-6790
Outline:Effective communication between cancer patients and their primary doctors is important in alleviating patients' physical and psychological burdens. However, cancer outpatients often hesitate to speak with their doctors even when they have something to say or questions to ask. This study examines the relationships between patients' hesitance to communicate with their primary doctors and patients' communication behaviors during their medical interviews. The participants were 51 individuals undergoing outpatient treatment in the form of complementary and alternative medicine. They were asked to recall the most recent consultation with their primary doctor, and then completed questionnaires about the degree of their hesitation, their communication behaviors, and their degree of satisfaction with that particular social exchange. In order to examine the relationships between patients' communication behaviors, satisfaction, and hesitation, partial correlation coefficients controlling for patients' age, cancer type, and employment condition were calculated. The results revealed that patients' hesitation was related to some of their communication behaviors: presenting information, asking questions, stating preferences, and checking information. Hesitation is an obstructive factor in the effective communication of patients. Therefore, it is necessary for primary doctors to recognize this hesitation, and to address it by actively engaging in communication with their patients.
Ito Risa;Suyama Haruna;Shimada Mai;Kaneko Yui;Ito Daisuke;Yokoyama Satoshi;Kaiya Hisanobu;Suzuki Shin-ichi
Anxiety Disorder Research 6(2) p.63 - 712015-2015
ISSN:2188-7578
Outline:This study explored the relationship between the neutral and negative interpretation, and explored the influence of the positive, neutral, and negative interpretations in ambiguous events for SAD patients. In this study, 50 SAD patients completed (1) the Japanese version of the Liebowitz Social Anxiety Scale (Asakura et al., 2002); (2) the interpretation measure of ambiguous events. The results of correlation analysis revealed that the negative interpretation did not relate to neutral interpretation but positive interpretation (r=-.48, p<.001) in social events. The regression analysis revealed that the influence of negative interpretation in social events predicted social anxiety symptoms (β=.34, p<.05). The results suggest that to benign negative interpretations of ambiguous events will be decrease social anxiety symptoms by increasing positive interpretation of them.
OKAJIMA Junko;TANI Shinji;SUZUKI Shin-Ichi
Japanese journal of behavior therapy 40(3) p.201 - 2112014/09-2014/09
ISSN:09106529
Outline:The purpose of the present study was to examine generalization and maintenance effects of social skills training (SST) for a fifth-grade boy with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in a general education classroom. A social skills training program was developed that identifies target skills from a functional assessment, instructs matches for characteristics of autism spectrum disorder, and includes some homework on behavioral rehearsal. The social skills training consisted of 10 sessions, focusing on the following target skills: responding to initiations skills, entry skills, assertive skills, anger management skills, and problem-solving skills. The results were as follows: (a) The teacher's ratings of the boy's social skills improved, and (b) the frequency of his playing with peers after school increased. These results suggest that social skills training for this elementary school child with autism spectrum disorder improved his skills, and that the improvement generalized and was maintained. The discussion suggests that functional assessment of peer, teacher, and parent interactions is necessary for social skills training with individuals with autism spectrum disorder.
Koga Harumi;Shiozaki Mariko;Suzuki Shin-ichi;Sanjo Makiko;Shimosaka Noriko;Hirai Kei
Japanese Journal of Psychosomatic Medicine 54(8) p.786 - 7952014/08-2014/08
ISSN:03850307
Outline:Breast cancer is the most common cancer in Japanese women. As patients with breast cancer have a lower level of mental health than healthy individuals, it is most important that they have the support of their partners to adapt to everyday life. However, 3 years after diagnosis the mental health of partners of breast cancer patients is lower than that of the patients. Few studies have examined the difficulties partners may have after their wife has been diagnosed as breast cancer. The aims of this study on partners of breast cancer patients were to investigate (l) the percentage of partners who needed information and advice services, and sympathetic support, (2) difficulties in marital communication regarding the illness, and (3) the relationship between the characteristics and difficulties in marital communication about the illness. The partners completed self-administered questionnaires (n=368). The results showed more than one-half of the partners needed support on information services (67.1 %), advice services (63.9 %), and sympathetic support (56.5%). At the time of diagnosis 66.6% of the partners had trouble grasping what his wife wanted and what he could do for her. These difficulties declined over time, however, 10-30% of partners had continuing problems regarding marital communication about the illness. Difficulties in marital communication about the illness were shown to be associated with recurrence of breast cancer, use of anticancer drug therapy, and a partner's previous experience with cancer. It is therefore necessary to provide partners who have these characteristics with information regarding marital communication about breast cancer.
Suyama Haruna;Kaiya Hisanobu;Ogawa Yuko;Koseki Shunsuke;Koseki Mami;Kaneko Yui;Ito Risa;Yokoyama Satoshi;Ito Daisuke;Suzuki Shin-ichi
Japanese Journal of Psychosomatic Medicine 54(5) p.422 - 4302014/05-2014/05
ISSN:03850307
Outline:The purpose of this study was to explore the factor structure of the Japanese version of Interpersonal Sensitivity Measure (J-IPSM). The J-IPSM assesses the tendency for being sensitive to rejection (interpersonal rejection sensitivity). This study comprised 301 undergraduate students who completed the J-IPSM. The J-IPSM included 27 items loading on 5 factors - "fear of breakup of a relationship", "unassertive interpersonal behavior due to fear of hurting others", "fear of criticism by others", "discrepancy between social self-image and true self-image", and "obsequence to others". The internal consistency of the scale and each subscale explored by the factor analysis were suffi-ciently high (α=0.78-0.91). Furthermore, among atypical depressive patients, the scores of J-IPSM correlated strongly with the score of the self-reported measures of depressive symptoms. The J-IPSM, therefore, may be highly valid and potential for clinical and research applications. Finally, differences in the results of original IPSM and J-IPSM were discussed from the viewpoint of culture.
Japanese journal of nursing and health sciences 12(1) p.1 - 232014/03-2014/03
ISSN:13456644
Outline:We developed and verified the reliability and validity of the simulated/standardized patient stress and stress reaction questionnaire (SPSSQ), which comprehensively measures the stress state of simulated/standardized patients(SP), who play an important role in practical medical education. An anonymous survey was conducted by postal mail on a total of 401 adult SP (response rate, 68.2%; valid response rate, 87.6%). A total of 43 items comprising a six-factor structure (varimax solution) were identifi ed as stressors, with an α reliability coeffi cient of 0.926, cumulativecontribution rate of 48.14%, correlation coeffi cient of 0.20-0.40 (p < 0.0001) with the Stress Response Scale-18 (SRS18; Suzuki et al 1997), a goodness-of-fi t index (GFI) of 0.873, an adjusted GFI (AGFI) of 0.845, and a root mean square error of approximation (RMSEA) of 0.058. As for the stress response (Promax rotation), a total of 17 items under three factors were identifi ed, with an α reliability coeffi cient of 0.844, cumulative contribution rate of 42.99%, factor correlation matrices of 0.295–0.567 (p < 0.0001), correlation coeffi cient of 0.40–0.85 (p < 0.0001) with the SRS-18, GFI of 0.903, AGFI of 0.868, and an RMSEA of 0.071. Based on the above, even though some issues exist in regard to themodel's goodness of fi t, the applicability of the SPSSQ was confi rmed.
鈴木伸一
認知療法研究 7p.29 - 342014-
鈴木伸一
分子精神医学 14p.66 - 702014-
Suzuki, Tsuyoshi;Shiga, Tsuyoshi;Kuwahara, Kazue;Kobayashi, Sayaka;Suzuki, Shinichi;Nishimura, Katsuji;Suzuki, Atsushi;Minami, Yuichiro;Ishigooka, Jun;Kasanuki, Hiroshi;Hagiwara, Nobuhisa
JOURNAL OF CARDIOLOGY 64(5-6) p.456 - 4622014-2014
ISSN:0914-5087
Outline:BACKGROUND:Anxiety is often present in patients with depression. The aim of this study was to evaluate the impact of clustered depression and anxiety on mortality and rehospitalization in hospitalized patients with heart failure (HF).;METHODS:A total of 221 hospitalized patients with HF, who completed the questionnaires, were analyzed in this prospective study (mean age 62±13 years; 28% female). One-third patients had implanted cardiac devices. Depression was defined as a Zung Self-Rating Depression Scale index score of ≥60 and anxiety was defined as a State-Trait Anxiety Inventory score of ≥40 (male) or ≥42 (female). The primary outcome was the composite of death from any cause or rehospitalization due to worsened HF and refractory arrhythmia.;RESULTS:Of the 221 HF patients, 29 (13%) had depression alone, 80 (36%) had anxiety alone, and 46 patients (21%) had both depression and anxiety. During an average follow-up of 41±21 months, patients with depression alone and those with clustered depression and anxiety were at an increased risk of the primary outcome [hazard ratio (HR) 2.24, 95% confidence interval (CI): 1.17-4.28, p=0.01 and HR 2.75, 95% CI: 1.51-4.99, p=0.01, respectively] compared to patients with no symptoms. Multivariate analysis after adjusting for age, gender, New York Heart Association functional class, B-type natriuretic peptide, device implantation, renal dysfunction, and left ventricular dysfunction showed clustered depression and anxiety, but not depression alone or anxiety alone, was an independent predictor of the primary outcome (HR 1.96, 95% CI: 1.00-3.27, p=0.04).;CONCLUSIONS:Our results showed that clustered depression and anxiety were associated with worse outcomes in patients with HF.
Koseki Shunsuke;Suyama Haruna;Kaneko Yui;Suzuki Shin-ichi
The Japanese Journal of Health Psychology 27(1) p.35 - 442014-2014
ISSN:0917-3323
Outline:Effects of interpersonal rejection sensitivity and automatic thoughts relating to social phobia, trait anxiety, and depression, in university students in a teacher education course were investigated to determine if these effects differed between pre- and post-practicum students. We administered questionnaires to first year students (n=84; 37 boys and 47 girls) with no practicum experience (no practicum group) and to fourth year students (n=82; 51 boys and 31 girls) with a practicum experience (practicum group). The results showed that in the no practicum group, "Dependence on Evaluation by Others" and "Negative Expectations for the Future" significantly affected interpersonal rejection sensitivity and automatic thoughts related to social phobia, whereas "Negative Expectation for the Future" had a significant effect on these variables in the practicum group. In addition, "Negative Thoughts about the Self" significantly affected trait anxiety. Furthermore, "Fear of Relationship Failure" and "Unassertive Interpersonal Behavior significantly affected the "Fear of Hurting Others" in the no practicum group, whereas there was a significant effect of "Fear of Criticism by Others" on these variables in the practicum group. In both groups, there was a significant effect of "Negative Expectation for the Future" on depression, whereas in the no practicum group, there was a significant effect of "Positive Automatic Thoughts" on depression.
Suyama Haruna;Kaneko Yui;Ito Risa;Yokoyama Satoshi;Ito Daisuke;Kunisato Yoshihiko;Kaiya Hisanobu;Suzuki Shin-ichi
Anxiety Disord Res 6(1) p.7 - 162014-2014
ISSN:1883-5619
Outline:The purpose of this study was to investigate the influences of interpersonal rejection sensitivity on depressive symptoms and social anxiety symptoms in social anxiety disorder (SAD) patients. Eighty-one SAD patients completed the questionnaire assessing their rejection sensitivity, depressive symptoms, and social anxiety symptoms. The results indicated that rejection sensitivity led an increase in SAD symptoms through depressive symptoms. In rejection sensitivity, "discrepancy between social self-image and true self-image" and "obsequence to others" in particular are strongly related with depressive symptoms. These results suggest that rejection sensitivity as a possible cause of depressive symptoms in the course of SAD, and were discussed in terms of possibility of approach that focus on rejection sensitivity.
SUYAMA Haruna;YOKOYAMA Chika;KOMATSU Chika;NOGUCHI Kyoko;KANEKO Yui;SUZUKI Shin-ichi;KAIYA Hisanobu
Japanese journal of behavior therapy 39(2) p.87 - 972013/05-2013/05
ISSN:09106529
Outline:The purpose of the present study was to develop and evaluate a self-report Anxious Depression Scale (ADS). The Anxious Depression Scale assesses symptoms of anxious depression, which is a depressive condition comorbid with anxiety disorders. The participants, 114 outpatients having any anxiety disorder with depression, 153 outpatients having any anxiety disorder without depression, 80 outpatients with major depression, and 97 undergraduate students, completed the Anxious Depression Scale and other clinical scales relating to depression and anxiety. Exploratory factor analysis revealed that the Anxious Depression Scale, including 20 items, appropriately fell into 4 factors: "behavioral/emotional symptoms," "physical symptoms," "aggressive emotions (dynamic emotions) ," and "non-aggressive emotions (static emotions)." Internal consistency of the scale and each subscale was sufficiently high (α=0.74-0.87). The results of an analysis of variance showed that the patients with anxious depression had higher scores than the other participants on all subscales and also had a higher sum on the Anxious Depression Scale. Furthermore, the Anxious Depression Scale scores correlated moderately with other self-report measures of depression. The Anxious Depression Scale is able to measure specifically the severity of anxious depression. Differences in depressive symptoms of each type of anxious disorder were discussed.
TAKEI Yuko;OGATA Akiko;OZAWA Miwa;MORITAKE Hiroshi;HIRAI Kei;MANABE Atsushi;SUZUKI Shin-ichi
Japanese journal of behavior therapy 39(1) p.23 - 332013/01-2013/01
ISSN:09106529
Outline:The purpose of the present study was to examine the correlation between perceived illness experiences and psychosocial adaptation in adolescent childhood cancer survivors. The participants, 21 youth (7 boys, 14 girls; average age 15.8 years, SD 2.1) who were cancer patients attending pediatric outpatient clinics, were asked to participate in a semi-structured interview and complete the Pediatric Quality of Life (QOL) Inventory. The results indicated that psychosocial daily difficulties influenced their illness perception. Although the results were not statistically significant, positive perception might correlate positively with QOL, and negative perception or a despairing attitude might correlate negatively with QOL. Future research should investigate those influences in a quantitative study.
Shunsuke Koseki, TakamasaNoda, SatoshiYokoyama, YoshihikoKunisato, Daisuke Ito, HarunaSuyama, TaroMatsuda, YujiSugimura, NaokoIshihara, YuShimizu, KanakoNakazawa, SumikoYoshida, KunimasaArima, Shin-ichiSuzuki
Journal of Affective Disorders, 151p.352 - 3592013-
Yoshimura, S., Okamoto, Y., Onoda, K., Matsunaga, M., Kunisato, Y., Yoshino, A., Ueda, K., Suzuki, S., & Yamawaki, S.
Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience, 2013-
巣山晴菜・横山知加・小松智賀・野口恭子・兼子唯・鈴木伸一・貝谷久宣
行動療法研究 39p.87 - 962013-
伊藤大輔・田上明日香・大野真由子・清水馨・奈良元壽・鈴木伸一
ストレス科学 27p.291 - 3002013-
伊藤大輔・鈴木伸一
ストレス科学 27p.208 - 2902013-
鈴木伸一
Depression Frontier 11p.65 - 682013-
TANOUE Asuka;ITO Daisuke;SHIMIZU Kaori;OHNO Mayuko;SHIRAI Mari;SHIMADA Hironori;SUZUKI Shin-ichi
Japanese journal of behavior therapy 38(3) p.193 - 2022012/09-2012/09
ISSN:09106529
Outline:The purpose of the present study was to explore the effect of cognitive behavioral group therapy on depression, social functioning, and the difficulties that employees face when returning to work after sick leave taken to obtain treatment for depression. Participants (N=22) were diagnosed as having unipolar depressive disorder, and were on sick leave. The therapy consisted of 10 weekly 90-minute sessions of closed cognitive behavioral group therapy; the therapist, the therapist's assistant, and a supporter in the therapy were all psychologists. Before and after the treatment, the participants completed the Automatic Thoughts Questionnaire-Revised (ATQ-R), the Tri-axial Coping Scale-24 (TAC), Kikuchi's Scale of Social Skills (KISS) , the Beck Depression Inventory-II, the Social Adaptation Self-evaluation Scale (SASS), and the Difficulty in Returning to Work Inventory (DRW). The results revealed that depression and social functioning scores improved significantly after cognitive behavioral group therapy. On the other hand, the employees still had difficulties in returning to work. This suggests that it is necessary to develop and implement more components of treatment or change the timing of the treatment, in order to reduce difficulties employees face when returning to work.
松永美希・鈴木伸一・岡本泰昌・吉村晋平・国里愛彦・神人蘭・吉野敦雄・西山佳子・山脇成人
Japanese journal of behavior therapy 38(3) p.181 - 1922012/09-2012/09
ISSN:09106529
Outline:The present study examined effectiveness of combined cognitive behavioral group therapy (CBGT) and medication for patients with major depression. The cognitive behavioral group therapy program, which consisted of 12 structured sessions including psycho-education, self-monitoring, behavior activation, challenging and restructuring negative thinking, was conducted by clinical psychologists at Hiroshima University Hospital. At baseline, termination of treatment, and 12-month follow-up, patients (N-74) completed the Beck Depression Inventory (BDI) , the Hamilton Rating Scale for Depression (HAM-D) , the Global Assessment of Functioning scale (GAF) , the 36-item Short-Form Health Survey (SF-36) , the Automatic Thought Questionnaire-Revised (ATQ-R) , and the Dysfunctional Attitudes Scale (DAS). The post-treatment scores on the 4 measurement instruments were significantly lower after the treatment. In addition, the scores on the Global Assessment of Functioning scale and 36-item Short-Form Health Survey were significantly higher than the baseline scores. In other words, the patients improved on all measurements of psychosocial functioning and mood symptoms. Their improvement in depressive symptoms, psychosocial functioning, and dysfunctional cognitions were sustained at 12 months following the completion of the group-cognitive behavioral therapy.
ITO Daisuke;KANEKO Yui;SUYAMA Haruna;KANAYA Toshihiro;TANOUE Asuka;KOSEKI Shunsuke;KAIYA Hisanobu;KUMANO Hiroaki;SUZUKI Shin-ichi
Japanese journal of behavior therapy 38(3) p.169 - 1802012/09-
ISSN:09106529
Outline:The present article reports effects of cognitive behavioral group therapy (CBGT) on adults with depression, using a controlled clinical trial. The cognitive behavioral group therapy consisted of 12 sessions developed by psychologists, consisting of Beck's cognitive therapy and problemsolving therapy. Participants (n=10) received this treatment from a psychologist, including pharmacotherapy (treatment as usual; TAU) combined with the cognitive behavioral group therapy program (TAU+CBGT group). The other participants (n=10) received only pharmacotherapy (TAU group). The Beck Depression Inventory-II (BDI-II) which measures depression was completed by the participants at 3 times (pre-, mid-, and post) during the cognitive behavioral group therapy program. The results revealed that after the therapy, depression in the group receiving cognitive behavioral therapy with pharmacotherapy improved significantly more than in the treatment-as-usual group. These results suggest that for adults with depression, the administration of pharmacotherapy combined with cognitive behavioral group therapy managed by a psychologist may be more effective than treatment with pharmacotherapy only.
Takei Yuko;Ogata Akiko;Hirai Kei;Ozawa Miwa;Moritake Hiroshi;Manabe Atushi;Suzuki Shin-ichi
Japanese Journal of Psychosomatic Medicine 52(7) p.638 - 6452012/07-2012/07
ISSN:03850307
Outline:Objectives : Experience of cancer has been linked to post-traumatic stress disorder for childhood cancer survivors. However, it is also an opportunity for personal growth (Jim & Jacobsen., 2008). Evaluating the long-term effects of cancer and its treatment, we have to investigate the impact of cancer in life domains. The purpose of this study was to explore the perception of the cancer experience in Japanese childhood cancer patients. Methods : Subjects were 25 childhood cancer patients attending the pediatric outpatient clinics (8 male and 17 female), median age at survey was 16.8 yrs (13.8-28.8 yrs), median age at diagnosis was 8.0 yrs (2.3-15.0 yrs). Approximately 18 patients had leukemia, 4 suffered from malignant lymphoma and 3 suffered from osteosarcoma, respectively. They were asked to participate in a semi-structured interview regarding the perception of the cancer experience. The data was analyzed with the content analysis, chi-square test and Fisher's exact test. Results: A total of 11 attributes were extracted. The attributes indicated by many of the participants were "having cancer brought my family closer together (n=14)", "I have met various people (n=12)", "cancer has been a precious experience of my life (n=11)", "I wonder why I got cancer (n=9)". Some attributes showed statistically significant differences among age at survey. Conclusion : This study identified the important components of the perceived cancer experience in Japanese childhood cancer patients. Most patients thought that good things have come out of having had cancer. In addition, older patients have more diversified views of cancer than younger patients because they have had many problems and benefits.
TANOUE Asuka;ITO Daisuke;SHIMIZU Kaori;OHNO Mayuko;SHIRAI Mari;SHIMADA Hironori;SUZUKI Shin-ichi
Japanese journal of behavior therapy 38(1) p.11 - 222012/01-2012/01
ISSN:09106529
Outline:The purposes of the present study were to develop a Difficulties in Returning to Work Inventory (DRW) and to examine characteristics of the inventory. The inventory was developed based on a sample of 34 patients with unipolar depressive disorder. A total of 60 employees who were on sick leave because of unipolar depressive disorder completed the inventory. Exploratory factor analysis revealed that the DRW was constituted of 10 items, centering on 3 factors. Cronbach's α coefficient was sufficiently high (α=.87), and the validity of the inventory was confirmed by content as well as concurrent validity. The results of the present study suggest that the DRW has high reliability and validity. The inventory was used to classify the 60 employees into 4 categories. The results considered the employees' difficulties in returning to work and suggested treatments that could be provided to them.
SUYAMA Haruna;OHTSUKI Tomu;ITO Daisuke;KANEKO Yui;NAKAZAWA Kanako;YOKOYAMA Satoshi;SUZUKI Shin-ichi
Japanese journal of behavior therapy 38(1) p.35 - 452012/01-2012/01
ISSN:09106529
Outline:The present study investigated whether a speaker's interpretation bias predicts effects of video feedback on that person's social anxiety. Undergraduate student participants (N=27) in the experiment made 2 speeches, receiving video feedback for the first speech. Subjective anxiety (visual analog scale), speech perception (Speech Perception Questionnaire; evaluation by oneself and others), and heart rate were measured. Interpretation bias was indicated by the standardized residual of scores by oneself and others. The results indicated that the quality of the speeches did not differ in relation to the degree of interpretation bias. On the other hand, the effects of the video feedback on subjective anxiety before and during the speeches differed in relation to the amount of interpretation bias. Participants' heart rate before the speeches was significantly lower before the second speech, regardless of the degree of interpretation bias. These results suggest that video feedback is more effective for those with high interpretation bias in self-evaluation of performance and subjective anxiety. Interpretation bias might be a factor determining effects of video feedback in alleviating social anxiety.
Yuko Takei,Miwa Ozawa,Yasushi Ishida,Shin-ichi Suzuki,Shinji Ohno,Atsushi Manabe
Breast Cancer 2012-
Yoshihiko Kunisato, Yasumasa Okamoto, Kazutaka Ueda, Keiichi Onoda, Go Okada,Shinpei Yoshimura, Shin-ichi Suzuki, Kazuyuki Samejima, Shigeto Yamawaki
Journal of Behavior Therapy and Experimental Psychiatry 43p.1088 - 10942012-
鈴木伸一
臨床精神医学 41p.1001 - 10052012-
長尾愛美・武井優子・小川祐子・島田真衣・谷川啓司・鈴木伸一
癌と化学療法 39p.1785 - 17872012-
岡島純子・鈴木伸一
カウンセリング研究 45(4) p.21 - 302012-
市倉加奈子・鈴木伸一
臨床心理学 132012-
佐々木美保・武井優子・小川祐子・島田真衣・長尾愛美・国里愛彦・鈴木伸一
認知療法研究 5p.128 - 1362012-
Nagao Ayami;Takei Yuko;Ogawa Yuko;Shimada Mai;Tanigawa Keishi;Suzuki Shinichi
[Examination of the quality of life in the cancer patients under immunotherapy]. 39(12) 2012-2012
ISSN:0385-0684
Outline::In recent years, quality of life(QOL) has received much attention as a subjective health outcome by which to measure and adopt patient treatment. Few studies, however, have examined how the QOL of cancer patients differs depending on treatment methods, or the effects of immunotherapy on patients' QOL. Thus, this study aimed to reveal: 1) the differences in QOL between patients treated with immunotherapy and other methods, and 2) whether the QOL of cancer patients treated with immunotherapy improves in accordance with the duration of immunotherapy. Thirty-nine cancer patients receiving immunotherapy who completed a Quality of Life Questionnaire for Cancer Patients Treated with Anti-Cancer Drugs(QOL-ACD) were the subjects for statistical analyses. The result indicated that patients treated with immunotherapy exhibited a higher physical conditions score than did patients receiving chemotherapy (p<0.01). Given that the side effects of immunotherapy are fewer than those of chemotherapy, the results suggested that the presence of side effects during cancer treatment plays an important role in determining patients' QOL.
Shimizu Kaori;Suzuki Shin-ichi
Japanese Journal of Psychosomatic Medicine 51(12) p.1079 - 10872011/12-2011/12
ISSN:03850307
Outline:Depression is the commonest mental disease. In Japan, depression is not a rare disease and 5% of her people suffer it in their life. It is reported recently that among the causes of the suicide, 27.6% are by depression, and about 70% of the employees'suicide are considered due to depression. So our Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare is promoting preventive measures for depression as the core of suicide prevention. Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT) for depression has been covered by national health insurance since April, 2010 in Japan. We showed in this study the trend of late years of the CBT for depression as well as its contents and points of application in practice.
SASAKI Miho;OGATA Akiko;ITO Yuri;TAKEI Yuko;KANEKO Yui;MIYAGAWA Shin-ichiro;JINNO Kazuhiko;KOBAYASHI Masao;SUZUKI Shin-ichi
Japanese journal of behavior therapy 37(3) p.157 - 1692011/09-2011/09
ISSN:09106529
Outline:The purposes of the present study were to explore long-term effects of a diabetes camp on self-care behavior of Japanese children with type 1 diabetes, as well as relations between the children's self-care behavior and self-efficacy, and the duration of their diabetes. The participants, 20 children with type 1 diabetes, were asked to complete questionnaires at the beginning and end of a diabetes camp. In addition, a follow-up survey was administered 6 months after they left the camp. The results were as follows: (a) the participants' self-care behavior improved after attending the camp, but this effect was not maintained after several months. (b) participants who had had diabetes for a long duration showed less improvement in self-care behavior than those who had recently been diagnosed with diabetes. (c) participants with high self-efficacy exhibited a larger degree of improvement in self-care behavior than those with low self-efficacy. These findings suggest the importance of considering duration of diabetes and self-efficacy in improving self-care behavior of summer camp participants with type 1 diabetes.
MATSUOKA Shiho;OKUMURA Yasuyuki;ICHIKURA Kanako;KOBAYASHI Mika;SUZUKI Shin-ichi;ITO Hiroto;NODA Takashi;YOKOYAMA Hiroyuki;KAMAKURA Shiro;NONOGI Hiroshi
6(2) p.115 - 1212011/06-2011/06
ISSN:18824501
OKAJIMA Junko;SATO Yoko;SUZUKI Shin-ichii
Japanese journal of behavior therapy 37(1) p.1 - 112011/01-2011/01
ISSN:09106529
Outline:The purposes of the present study were to develop an Automatic Thoughts Questionnaire for Child-Rearing (ATQ-CR) and to investigate the relationship between automatic thoughts and stress responses in mothers rearing young children. The results of exploratory and high- dimensional factor analysis of data from 324 mothers of preschool children supported the validity of 2 factors: a negative factor, which consisted of 29 items, and a positive factor, which consisted of 14 items. Cronbach's a coefficient was sufficiently high (negative factor: α=.90, positive factor: α=.76) , and scores on the negative factor of the Questionnaire correlated significantly with stress response scores (r=.23-.35). These data suggest that the Automatic Thoughts Questionnaire for Child-Rearing has high reliability and validity. In order to investigate the relationship between automatic thoughts and stress responses, scores on the Questionnaire were compared across 3 groups based on their scores on a State of Mind questionnaire. The results of ANOVAs suggested that the Low Positive group had significantly lower stress response scores than the Neutral and Low Negative groups. The data suggest that a balance of negative and positive thinking is related to stress responses, and .that stress management of automatic thoughts would be helpful for mothers rearing young children.
臨床心理学 11p.751 - 7552011-
伊藤大輔・鈴木伸一
認知療法研究 4p.27 - 362011-
松岡志帆・奥村泰之・市倉加奈子・小林未果・鈴木伸一・伊藤弘人・野田崇・横山広行・鎌倉史郎・野々木宏
心臓病学会誌 6p.115 - 1212011-
鈴木伸一
精神科治療学 26p.181 - 1872011-
Suzuki, Tsuyoshi;Shiga, Tsuyoshi;Kuwahara, Kazue;Kobayashi, Sayaka;Suzuki, Shinichi;Nishimura, Katsuji;Suzuki, Atsushi;Omori, Hisako;Mori, Fumiaki;Ishigooka, Jun;Kasanuki, Hiroshi;Hagiwara, Nobuhisa
CIRCULATION JOURNAL 75(10) p.2465 - 24732011-2011
ISSN:1346-9843
TAKEI Yuko;SHIMADA Hironori;SUZUKI Shinichi
Japanese Journal of Counseling Science 44(1) p.50 - 592011-2011
ISSN:0914-8337
Outline:The purpose of this study was to investigate the cognitive and behavioral changes through the recovery process of loss. Subjects were eight undergraduate students (mean age=21.88, SD=2.93) who had experienced personal significant loss. Semi-structured interviews were conducted. A modified grounded theory approach was conducted to analyze what they discussed about in their interview. In addition, subjects were requested to complete a set of questionnaires on the levels of grief, Japanese version of the Posttraumatic Cognitive Inventory (JPTCI), Posttraumatic Growth Inventory (PTGI), and Tri-Axial Coping Scale (TAC-24). The results of this study suggested that increasing positive cognition and behavioral activation are important for the adaptive recovery process of loss.
伊藤大輔・兼子唯・小関俊祐・清水悠・中澤佳奈子・田上明日香・大月友・鈴木伸一
Japanese journal of behavior therapy 36(2) p.119 - 1292010/06-2010/06
Outline:The purposes of the present study were to verify the efficacy of cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) for treating posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) through a meta-analysis of data from recent research, and to deal with issues related to research on posttraumatic stress disorder. The results of the meta-analysis verified the effectiveness of cognitive-behavioral therapy for posttraumatic stress disorder and suggested further potential applications. Tasks set for the future include: (a) examination of intervention methods in relation to patients' symptom profiles and condition. (b) verification of the efficacy of cognitive-behavioral therapy when used in combination with medical treatment. (c) identification and specification of treatment techniqus and factors that influence therapeutic gain, examination of the techniques' efficiency, and identification of appropriate intervention methods. and (d) examination of factors other than treatment techniques that are known to be effective.
TANOUE Asuka;ITO Daisuke;OHNO Mayuko;SHIRAI Mari;SHIMADA Hironori;SUZUKI Shin-ichi
Japanese journal of behavior therapy 36(2) p.95 - 1062010/06-2010/06
ISSN:09106529
Outline:Although it is known that the impairment of social functioning, which is a significant aspect of depression, is distinct from depressive symptoms, whether there are any psychological factors that affect depressive symptoms and social functioning has not yet been investigated. The present study examines relations between psychosocial factors and depressive symptoms or social functioning. Patients (N-66) who had been diagnosed with unipolar major depressive disorder completed the Automatic Thoughts Questionnaire-Revised (ATQ-R) , the Tri-Axial Coping Scale (TAC-24) , Kikuchi's Scale of Social Skills (18 items version; Kiss-18) , the Beck Depression Inventory-IT (BDI-II), and the Social Adaptation Self-evaluation Scale (SASS) . The results showed that "self-criticism" was related to depressive symptoms, whereas "positive thoughts" "positive thinking-distraction" and "social skills" were related to social adaptation. Overall, the results of the present study suggest that the evaluation of psychological factors affecting depression is just as important as the evaluation of the extent of impairment of social functioning.
Matsunaga, M., Okamoto, Y., Suzuki, S., Kinoshita, A., Yoshimura, S., Kunisato, Y., Yoshino, A., and Yamawaki, S.
BMC Psychiatry 2010-
田上明日香・水島秀聡・嶋田洋徳・鈴木伸一
カウンセリング研究 43p.141 - 1492010-
鈴木伸一
精神科 17p.567 - 5722010-
国里愛彦・伊藤大輔・浅本有美・長原啓三・鈴木伸一
ストレス科学 24p.271 - 2802010-
伊藤大輔・国里愛彦・浅本有美・長原啓三・鈴木伸一
ストレス科学 24p.261 - 2702010-
伊藤大輔・金吉晴・鈴木伸一
認知療法研究 3p.49 - 582010-
田上明日香・伊藤大輔・大野真由子・白井麻理・嶋田洋徳・鈴木伸一
行動療法研究 36p.95 - 1052010-
武井優子,尾形明子,小澤美和,真部淳,鈴木伸一
小児がん 47p.84 - 902010-
浅本有美・国里愛彦・村岡洋子・在原理沙・堂谷千香子・田所健児・伊大輔・伊藤有里・佐々木美保・尾形明子・鈴木伸一
行動療法研究 36p.57 - 582010-
鈴木伸一・大野真由子・松永美希
臨床心理学 10p.22 - 282010-
Suzuki, Tsuyoshi;Shiga, Tsuyoshi;Kuwahara, Kazue;Kobayashi, Sayaka;Suzuki, Shinichi;Nishimura, Katsuji;Suzuki, Atsushi;Ejima, Koichiro;Manaka, Tetsuyuki;Shoda, Morio;Ishigooka, Jun;Kasanuki, Hiroshi;Hagiwara, Nobuhisa
PACE-PACING AND CLINICAL ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY 33(12) p.1455 - 14612010-2010
ISSN:0147-8389
Yoshimura, S., Okamoto, Y., Onoda Y., Matsunaga, M.,Ueda, K.Suzuki S., and Yamawaki S
Journal of Affective Disorders 122p.76 - 852009-
Kanai, Y., Sasagawa, S., Chen, J., Suzuki, S., Shimada, H., & Sakano, Y.
Journal of Cognitive Therapy p.292 - 3072009-
市倉加奈子・奥村泰之・松岡志帆・鈴木伸一・野田崇・鎌倉史郎
臨床精神医学 38p.1359 - 13722009-
真志田直希・尾形明子・大園秀一・小関俊祐・佐藤寛・石川信一・戸ケ崎泰子・佐藤容子・佐藤正二・佐々木和義・嶋田洋徳・山脇成人・鈴木伸一
行動療法研究 35p.219 - 2322009-
鈴木伸一・西村勝治・小林清香・筒井順子・堀川直史
認知療法研究 2p.30 - 392009-
伊藤大輔・鈴木伸一
認知療法研究 2p.56 - 652009-
小林清香・井上敦子・鈴木伸一・坂元薫・石郷岡純
認知療法研究 2p.66 - 742009-
在原理沙・古澤裕美・堂谷知香子・田所健児・尾形明子・竹内博行・鈴木伸一
行動療法研究 35p.177 - 1882009-
藤目文子・尾形明子・在原理沙・宮河真一郎・神野和彦・小林正夫・鈴木伸一
行動療法研究 35p.167 - 1752009-
伊藤大輔・鈴木伸一
行動療法研究 35p.155 - 1662009-
伊藤大輔・鈴木伸一
行動療法研究 35p.13 - 222009-
伊藤大輔・佐藤健二・鈴木伸一
行動療法研究 35p.1 - 122009-
Yoshimura, S., Ueda, K., ; Suzuki; S., Onoda; K., Okamoto; Y., Yamawaki, S.
Brain and Cognition 69p.218 - 2252008-
鈴木伸一
精神科治療学 23p.957 - 9622008-
鈴木伸一
臨床スポーツ医学 25p.1431 - 14372008-
筒井順子・中野完・村永鉄郎・鈴木伸一・野添新一・乾明夫
心身医学 48p.803 - 8082008-
駒澤敦子・鈴木伸一・久保義郎・丸石正治
高次脳機能研究 28p.231 - 2352008-
藤目文子・東條光彦・鈴木伸一
行動療法研究 34p.127 - 1352008-
駒澤敦子・鈴木伸一・久保義郎・丸石正治
高次脳機能研究 28p.20 - 292008-
国里愛彦・山口陽弘・鈴木伸一
パーソナリティー研究 16p.324 - 3342008-
松永美希・岡本泰昌・鈴木伸一・木下亜紀子・吉村晋平・吉野敦雄・山脇成人
精神科 11p.468 - 4742008-
尾形明子・宮谷真人・中尾敬・島津明人・鈴木伸一
行動療法研究 34p.33 - 422008-
鈴木伸一
心理学研究 76p.527 - 5332006-
Suzuki, S & Kasanuki, H
International Journal of Behavior Medicine 11p.104 - 1092004-
鈴木伸一
心理学研究 74p.504 - 5112004-
Suzuki, S, Kumano, H., & Sakano, Y.
International Journal of Psychophysiology 47p.117 - 1282003-
Yuko Yanai
Japanese Journal of Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies Peer Review Yes 44(2) p.115 - 126-2018/05
S ムーリー、S グリア
2016/03-
鈴木伸一・神村栄一(編著)
北大路書房2013/06-
坂野雄二(監修) 東条光彦・大河内浩人・嶋田洋徳・鈴木伸一・金井嘉宏(編著)
2012-
鈴木伸一(監訳)
2011-
鈴木伸一・岡本泰昌・松永美希(編著)
2011-
熊野宏昭・鈴木伸一(監訳)
2011-
神村栄一・鈴木伸一・小林奈緒美
2011-
鈴木伸一(編著)
2008-
古川壽亮・大野裕・岡本泰昌・鈴木伸一(監訳)
2005-
鈴木伸一・神村栄一(著) 坂野雄二(監修)
2005-
Research Classification:
Psychological, educational, and career developmental support for the disaster victims based on the new trauma definition.2016/-0-2019/-0
Allocation Class:¥3250000
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Development of the mental care system for employee who returned to work from sick leave using the behavioral checklist of depression symptoms in the workplace.2013/-0-2016/-0
Allocation Class:¥4810000
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Cognitive-behavioral theory research that focuses on the negative-positive cognition and activities with trauma survivors2012/-0-2014/-0
Allocation Class:¥2990000
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Development of the Cognitive Behavior Therapy Program for relapse prevention and assistance of returning to work for patients suffering from depression2010/-0-2013/-0
Allocation Class:¥4160000
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The System Development for the Scientific Formulation of Treatment Processes by Using Personal Digital Assistance2005-2007
Allocation Class:¥11940000
2009
Research Results Outline:本研究の目的は、医療現場で働く心理職の業務の現状を把握するとともに、チーム医療に求められる心理職の専門性は何かを明らかにし、チーム医療におけるメンタル本研究の目的は、医療現場で働く心理職の業務の現状を把握するとともに、チーム医療に求められる心理職の専門性は何かを明らかにし、チーム医療におけるメンタルケアシステムあり方と心理職の役割および他職種との連携のあり方について考察することであった。まず、こ...本研究の目的は、医療現場で働く心理職の業務の現状を把握するとともに、チーム医療に求められる心理職の専門性は何かを明らかにし、チーム医療におけるメンタルケアシステムあり方と心理職の役割および他職種との連携のあり方について考察することであった。まず、これまでの取り組みで構築されてきたネットワークを活用して、全国の医療機関で働く心理士のチーム医療における専門性と職務上の問題点について相互の情報交換を行った。また、日本心理学会等においては、医療心理学における若手研究者育成に関するワークショップを開催し、情報発信を行った。さらに、全国の医療心理学の実践家、研究者によるMedical Psychologist Networkミーティングを開催し、がん医療、慢性疾患医療、精神医療における医療心理学の現状と課題について議論を行った。また、精神科医師を招聘し、精神科医と心理の連携についてのパテルディスカッションも行った。 以上の研究から、医療機関における心理士の役割は、医療に対する患者のニーズの多様化や全人的医療への意識の高まりに呼応して、重要視されるようになっているが、チーム医療に行ける心理士のワーキングモデルが確立していないために、十分に機能的な活動ができていないことが明らかにされた。今後は、相互の情報交換を深めながら、チーム医療にける心理士の役割と専門性を明確にしていくことが必要であると考えられる。
2015
Research Results Outline: 本研究の目的は、復職をはたしたうつ病休職経験者の再発予防のための「職場における見守りシステム」を構築することをねらいとして、復職者のメンタル不調につ 本研究の目的は、復職をはたしたうつ病休職経験者の再発予防のための「職場における見守りシステム」を構築することをねらいとして、復職者のメンタル不調につながる兆候を,上司等が簡便に評価可能な「日常業務でみられる行動面の兆候」に焦点を当てた他者評価チェ... 本研究の目的は、復職をはたしたうつ病休職経験者の再発予防のための「職場における見守りシステム」を構築することをねらいとして、復職者のメンタル不調につながる兆候を,上司等が簡便に評価可能な「日常業務でみられる行動面の兆候」に焦点を当てた他者評価チェックリストを開発することであった.研究の結果,復職者のメンタル不調につながる兆候を測定する9項目版の尺度とその短縮版の3項目版の尺度の信頼性と妥当性が検討され,職場で活用可能な有用な尺度であることが示唆された.また,実用においては,3項目セットの項目の得点を算出し,簡便なスクリーニングを行ない,その上で,兆候尺度の9項目セットによって,うつ症状の重症度について,現状予測と1ヵ月後の未来予測の両方のスクリーニングが行える可能性があることが示唆された.
2016Collaborator:並木伸賢, 佐藤秀樹, 伊藤理沙
Research Results Outline: 本研究では,復職支援を行う管理職者への研修プログラムを検討することを目的として,復職支援において管理職者が抱える困難感を客観的に把握するために,困難 本研究では,復職支援を行う管理職者への研修プログラムを検討することを目的として,復職支援において管理職者が抱える困難感を客観的に把握するために,困難感尺度を作成し,因子構造と頼性・妥当性の確認を行った。また,困難感尺度と,復職支援で提供されるサポ... 本研究では,復職支援を行う管理職者への研修プログラムを検討することを目的として,復職支援において管理職者が抱える困難感を客観的に把握するために,困難感尺度を作成し,因子構造と頼性・妥当性の確認を行った。また,困難感尺度と,復職支援で提供されるサポートごとに管理職者が有用と考えている程度(有用感)の関連性を検討した。その結果,管理職者の対応としてのリーダーシップ・視点取得,職場で提供されるサポートの有用感は困難感と関連が少ないが,サポートを活用することが困難感との重要な関連因子である可能性が示唆された。
2017
Research Results Outline:本研究は、終末期のメンタルケアおけるスピリチュアルケアや自然療法などを活用したホリスティックケアの中心的地域であるハワイにおいて,先進的な臨床技法を習本研究は、終末期のメンタルケアおけるスピリチュアルケアや自然療法などを活用したホリスティックケアの中心的地域であるハワイにおいて,先進的な臨床技法を習得し,今後の臨床研究に還元していくことを目的とした。具体的には、Kekaimalinoにおいてハワ...本研究は、終末期のメンタルケアおけるスピリチュアルケアや自然療法などを活用したホリスティックケアの中心的地域であるハワイにおいて,先進的な臨床技法を習得し,今後の臨床研究に還元していくことを目的とした。具体的には、Kekaimalinoにおいてハワイの伝統的な自然療法およびスピリチュアルセラピーの研究を行うとともに、Daishojiにてマインドフルネス瞑想の理論と実践について研究を行った。さらに、Universityof Hawaiʻi at Hiloにおいては、ハワイ大学におけるカウンセリングコースのトレーニングプログラムの概要と臨床実習制度についての情報収集を行った。
2018Collaborator:伊藤大輔, 小関俊祐, 小川祐子, 柳井優子
Research Results Outline:わが国の臨床心理学専門家教育は一定の成果を上げているが,身体疾患患者を対象とした医療心理学の領域においては,欧米に大きく遅れを取っている.我が国では,わが国の臨床心理学専門家教育は一定の成果を上げているが,身体疾患患者を対象とした医療心理学の領域においては,欧米に大きく遅れを取っている.我が国では,臨床心理の国家資格化制度のスタートにあたり,がんや心臓疾患,生活習慣病をはじめとする主要な身体疾患...わが国の臨床心理学専門家教育は一定の成果を上げているが,身体疾患患者を対象とした医療心理学の領域においては,欧米に大きく遅れを取っている.我が国では,臨床心理の国家資格化制度のスタートにあたり,がんや心臓疾患,生活習慣病をはじめとする主要な身体疾患患者のメンタルケアをチーム医療の一員として担うことができる医療心理学の専門家の教育・実習システムの確立が急務である. このような問題意識を背景に、医療心理学の専門家の養成システムや,医療機関でのメンタルケアシステムの先進的な取り組みを調査し,日本における臨床心理学教育の方向性を検討を行った。
2019
Research Results Outline:本研究の目的は、わが国における認知行動療法の質保証及び均てん化と,それを担保する養成プログラムの最適化を図るために,認知行動療法に必要とされるコア・コ本研究の目的は、わが国における認知行動療法の質保証及び均てん化と,それを担保する養成プログラムの最適化を図るために,認知行動療法に必要とされるコア・コンピテンスを解明するとともに,それらを育成するための教育研修内容を明らかにすることであった。研究の...本研究の目的は、わが国における認知行動療法の質保証及び均てん化と,それを担保する養成プログラムの最適化を図るために,認知行動療法に必要とされるコア・コンピテンスを解明するとともに,それらを育成するための教育研修内容を明らかにすることであった。研究の結果、我が国の大学院過程で行われている認知行動療法トレーニングは、英国のトレーニングに比べていまだ発展途上であり、さらなる充実が必要であることが明らかにされた。特に、実務経験を通したスーパービジョン体制が英国に比べて希薄である点が問題点として明らかになった。
2014
Research Results Outline: 本研究の目的は、復職をはたしたうつ病休職経験者の再発予防のための「職場における見守りシステム」を構築することをねらいとして、復職者のメンタル不調につ 本研究の目的は、復職をはたしたうつ病休職経験者の再発予防のための「職場における見守りシステム」を構築することをねらいとして、復職者のメンタル不調につながる兆候を,上司等が簡便に評価可能な「日常業務でみられる行動面の兆候」に焦点を当てた他者評価チェ... 本研究の目的は、復職をはたしたうつ病休職経験者の再発予防のための「職場における見守りシステム」を構築することをねらいとして、復職者のメンタル不調につながる兆候を,上司等が簡便に評価可能な「日常業務でみられる行動面の兆候」に焦点を当てた他者評価チェックリストを開発することであった.研究の結果,うつ症状の重症度と精神疾患罹患の可能性を他者から見た行動的な兆候にて捉えることが可能なチェックリストが開発され,予測力が高い項目の組み合わせとカットオフ値を用いることにより,うつ症状の重症度と精神疾患罹患の可能性とを区別して判断することが可能であることが示唆された.
2008
Research Results Outline: 本研究の目的は、チーム医療における心理職業務の現状を明らかにすることをねらいとしている.本年度は,研究の基盤づくりを行うとともに、心理職業務に関する 本研究の目的は、チーム医療における心理職業務の現状を明らかにすることをねらいとしている.本年度は,研究の基盤づくりを行うとともに、心理職業務に関する予備的調査を行い、実態調査に向けた基礎資料を得ることを目的とした。 まず、全国の医療機関に勤務する... 本研究の目的は、チーム医療における心理職業務の現状を明らかにすることをねらいとしている.本年度は,研究の基盤づくりを行うとともに、心理職業務に関する予備的調査を行い、実態調査に向けた基礎資料を得ることを目的とした。 まず、全国の医療機関に勤務する心理職のネットワークを構築する為に、各施設への研究協力の依頼を行うとともに、ネットワークへの参加募集を行った。その結果、46施設、77名の心理職がネットワークへの参加に応じ、情報交換のためのメーリングリストが構築された。次に、メーリングリストを活用して各施設の現状および問題点について情報を収集した結果、チーム医療における役割が不明確なこと、一人職場が多く情報交換や連携の機会が不足していること、収入や社会保障等の待遇が貧弱であることなどが問題点として挙げられた。さらに、ネットワークメンバーの情報交換と共同研究の打ち合わせをねらいとした会合を開催し、次年度に向けて実態調査の内容について議論が行われた。その結果,調査項目案として,勤務形態、心理職の人数、対象者、対象疾患、連携診療科、業務内容、採用条件・雇用形態、収入、研修機会、他職種の連携における問題点などの点を調査していくことになった。 次年度以降は、上記の調査を行うとともに、他職種に対する調査も行っていく予定である。
2017/03-2018/02
Affiliation: Exeter University(United Kingdom)、Kekaimalino(USA)、University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo(USA)、Oxford University(United Kingdom)、King’s Collage London(United Kingdom)
Course Title | School | Year | Term |
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Introduction to Health Science and Social Welfare | School of Human Sciences | 2020 | spring quarter |
Cognitive Behavioral Case formulation(Psychological Assessment) | School of Human Sciences | 2020 | spring semester |
Health and Medical Psychology | School of Human Sciences | 2020 | spring semester |
Seminar I (Medical psychology and Job Stress Management) | School of Human Sciences | 2020 | spring semester |
Seminar II (Seminar I (Medical psychology and Job Stress Management) | School of Human Sciences | 2020 | fall semester |
Introduction to Health Science and Social Welfare | School of Human Sciences (Online Degree Program) | 2020 | fall quarter |
Health and Medical Psychology | School of Human Sciences (Online Degree Program) | 2020 | spring semester |
Medical psychology and Job stress management A | Graduate School of Human Sciences | 2020 | spring semester |
Medical psychology and Job stress management B | Graduate School of Human Sciences | 2020 | fall semester |
Medical psychology and Job stress management(1) A | Graduate School of Human Sciences | 2020 | spring semester |
Medical psychology and Job stress management(1) B | Graduate School of Human Sciences | 2020 | fall semester |
Medical psychology and Job stress management(2) A | Graduate School of Human Sciences | 2020 | spring semester |
Medical psychology and Job stress management(2) B | Graduate School of Human Sciences | 2020 | fall semester |
Psychosomatic Medicine(Support Theory and Applications in Medical andHealth Area) | Graduate School of Human Sciences | 2020 | spring semester |
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy Practice | Graduate School of Human Sciences | 2020 | spring semester |
Clinical Psychology Exercise I(Advanced Practical Training in Psychology)A | Graduate School of Human Sciences | 2020 | spring semester |
Clinical Psychology Exercise I(Advanced Practical Training in Psychology)A | Graduate School of Human Sciences | 2020 | spring semester |
Clinical Psychology Exercise I(Advanced Practical Training in Psychology)B | Graduate School of Human Sciences | 2020 | fall semester |
Clinical Psychology Exercise I(Advanced Practical Training in Psychology)B | Graduate School of Human Sciences | 2020 | fall semester |
Clinical Psychology Exercise IIA | Graduate School of Human Sciences | 2020 | spring semester |
Clinical Psychology Exercise IIA | Graduate School of Human Sciences | 2020 | spring semester |
Clinical Psychology Exercise IIB | Graduate School of Human Sciences | 2020 | fall semester |
Clinical Psychology Exercise IIB | Graduate School of Human Sciences | 2020 | fall semester |
Advanced Practical Training in Psychology (1) A | Graduate School of Human Sciences | 2020 | spring semester |
Advanced Practical Training in Psychology (1) B | Graduate School of Human Sciences | 2020 | fall semester |
Advanced Practical Training in Psychology (2) A | Graduate School of Human Sciences | 2020 | spring semester |
Advanced Practical Training in Psychology (2) B | Graduate School of Human Sciences | 2020 | fall semester |
Medical psychology and Job stress management(D) A | Graduate School of Human Sciences | 2020 | spring semester |
Medical psychology and Job stress management(D) B | Graduate School of Human Sciences | 2020 | fall semester |
Course Title | Faculty | Publication Year |
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Health and Medical Psychology | School of Human Sciences (Correspondence Course) | 2016 |
Health and Medical Psychology 02 | School of Human Sciences (Correspondence Course) | 2016 |
Health and Medical Psychology 03 | School of Human Sciences (Correspondence Course) | 2016 |