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Cross-cultural care and the successful aging of the elderly:The influence of relationships with foreign care workers on the psychological health, meaningful life, and perceived health status of elderly Japanese Reviewed

Kaori Hatanaka, Emiko Yamamoto, Tomoko Tanaka

Journal of Health Psychology Research 33 ( Special_issue ) 241 - 248 2021.3

Authorship：Last author Language：Japanese Publishing type：Research paper (scientific journal) Publisher：Japan Society of Health Psychology

The appreciation expressed by older Japanese adults receiving care from foreign health care workers and the influence of cross-cultural care on successful aging were investigated. Data were collected from older adults in care facilities with and without foreign health care workers through semi-structured interviews and a questionnaire packet that included the Geriatric Depression Scale (GDS), the Meaningful Life Scale, a measure assessing perceived health status, and questions on relations with foreign care workers. The results of semi-structured interviews indicated that older adults had positive attitudes about foreign health care workers. Moreover, the "positive feelings" factor in the relationships with foreign health care workers significantly affected the GDS score. It was concluded that foreign health care working in care facilities improved older adults' well-being and contributed to successful aging.

DOI： 10.11560/jhpr.180424096

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Ambivalent object relations of the Japanese living in Brazil with Japanese Brazilians:Stress and support sources for cross-cultural adaptation Reviewed

Koyuri Sako, Tomoko Tanaka

Journal of Health Psychology Research 33 ( Special_issue ) 249 - 258 2021.3

“Eating Gaps” and cross-cultural adaptation among foreign visitors:Implications regarding cross-cultural dietary education for international students in Japan Reviewed

Tomoko Tanaka, Yoshimi Hyodo

Journal of Health Psychology Research 33 ( Special_issue ) 211 - 223 2021.3

Cross-cultural contact and health in Asia Reviewed

Tomoko Tanaka

Journal of Health Psychology Research 33 ( Special_issue ) 225 - 239 2021.3

中国籍高度外国人材にみられる文化変容方略と幸福感および異文化ストレス

趙師哲, 田中共子

愛知淑徳大学紀要 5 31 - 42 2021.3

Consideration about recognition of factors causing lack of confirmation in the nursing scene Reviewed

Zuo Wanxin, Yoshimi Hyodo, Tomoko Tanaka, Akio Gofuku

1 29 - 46 2021.3

Examination of test-retest reliability of Japanese version of Smoking Decisional Balance Scale/ Japanese version of Smoking Abstinence Self-Efficacy Scale

Yamano Yoichi, hatanaka kaori, Nonoguchi Youko, Mizukawa Nanako, Nnonaka Miyuki, Tanaka Tomoko

Japanese Journal of Smoking Control Science 15 ( 4 ) 1 - 7 2021

Language：Japanese Publisher：The Japanese Association of Smoking Control Science

Abstract Background: In recent years, as a result of replication in psychological studies, it has been pointed out that many studies are not re-producible. This study aimed to verify if with or without reproducibility and test-retest reliability by replication of Japanese version of Smoking Decisional Balance Scale and Japanese version of Smoking Abstinence Self-Efficacy Scale, which were translated and stand-ardized from overseas. Method: The target persons were 156 former smokers (70 males, 86 females, average age 42.58±11.51 years). The interval between the first and second surveys was four weeks to measure test-retest reliability. Results: It was reproduced that the score transits with changes in Fact Structure and Stages of Behavior Change similar to those in the previous study. Besides, retest reliability factor is 0.67 - 0.70. Conclusion: The research revealed that Japanese version of Smoking Decisional Balance Scale and Japanese version of Smoking Abstinence Self-Efficacy Scale are reliable and reflective.

DOI： 10.32213/jascs.vol.15.04_1

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Relationship between acculturation, identity, and self-identification among Zainichi Koreans in Japan

JungHui Lee, Tomoko Tanaka

7th Asian Congress of Health Psychology (ACHP 2019) International Conference Proceedings 229 - 245 2021

在日中国人の文化変容方略に関する探索的研究－留学後に高度外国人材となった9人における二文化への態度－ Reviewed

趙師哲, 田中共子

多文化関係学 17 3 - 19 2020.12

Cross-Cultural Social Skills of Turkish Students in Japan: Implications for Overcoming Academic and Social Difficulties During Cross-Cultural Transition Reviewed

Ayse Ilgin Sozen, Tomoko Tanaka, Sachiko Nakano

IAFOR Journal of Psychology & the Behavioral Sciences 6 ( 1 ) 15 - 41 2020.12

Re-acculturation of Chinese Returnees who Experienced Overseas Studies in Japan Reviewed

Yuri Okunishi, Tomoko Tanaka

Japanese Journal of Applied Psychology 46 11 - 18 2020.7

Chinese Permanent Residents in Japan: A Qualitative Study on Acculturation Strategies and Mental Health

ShiZhe Zhao, Tomoko Tanaka

The Asian Conference on Psychology & the Behavioral Sciences 2020 Official Conference Proceedings 89 - 106 2020.5

中国系異文化滞在者の文化変容方略とメンタルヘルス－1990年代以降の欧米・日本・香港の研究から－ Reviewed

趙師哲, 田中共子

日本華僑華人研究 17 55 - 67 2020

在フランス日本人留学生のソーシャル・サポート・ネットワーク－対人関係の構造を探索する事例的研究－ Reviewed

中野祥子, 田中共子

留学生教育 24 51 - 59 2019.12

【日本で働くアジア系外国人のストレス問題】ケアの文化差に関連する在日外国人ケア労働者の異文化ストレスと支援インドネシア高齢者施設のケアの現状から

畠中香織, 山本恵美子, 田中共子

ストレス科学 34 ( 1 ) 36 - 42 2019.9

Authorship：Last author Language：Japanese Publishing type：Research paper (scientific journal) Publisher：日本ストレス学会

日本の看護・介護分野ではケアサービスの質的保証は重要な課題であり,経済連携協定によって就労する外国人ケア労働者(以下,外国人)も,日本人と同様のケア水準が求められている。ケアにはその国の文化的特徴が反映され,外国人が日本で就労するには母国のケアへの知識,精神,態度を基盤とした日本の生活習慣や文化への理解が不可欠となる。しかし,その理解に向けた異文化適応の過程には困難が生じる。その結果,多くの外国人は母国と日本とのケアの文化差に戸惑い,異文化ストレスを抱える。本稿では,2017年と2018年に外国人のケアのルーツを探索するため実施したインドネシアの高齢者施設の視察から,現地スタッフへのインタビューと参与観察に基づいたケアの実態を紹介する。そして,日本で就労する外国人の異文化ストレスの支援,ケアの文化差の解消に向けた取り組みについて概説する。(著者抄録)

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海外留学から帰国した日本人学生を対象とする帰国後異文化間教育プログラムの開発-帰国後のケアとキャリア形成を目的とした自助グループ活動実践の試み- Invited

髙濵愛, 田中共子

留学交流 101 46 - 63 2019.8

Reliability and validity of the giving and receiving Instructions Skills Scale with nurses Reviewed

Yamamoto Emiko, Tanaka Tomoko, Hyodo Yoshimi, Hatanaka Kaori

Journal of Health Psychology Research 32 ( 1 ) 21 - 29 2019.8

Language：Japanese Publishing type：Research paper (scientific journal) Publisher：The Japanese Association of Health Psychology

The Giving and Receiving Instructions Skills (GRIS) Scale was developed by focusing on interactive behaviors when communicating information. A 40-item questionnaire was administered to nurses (N=324) in acute-care hospitals with 1–4 years of experience. A 40-item questionnaire was administered to nurses (N=324) in acute-care hospitals with 1–4 years of experience (N=115). Exploratory factor analysis extracted 14 items and five factors: "Giving supplementary information", Confirming with the partner", "Reconsidering and checking", "Insufficient examination of instructions", and "Supporting and requesting". Results indicated the adequate reliability of the GRIS Scale (α=.70–.82). Moreover, the GRIS scale showed a significant correlation with the Communication Skill Scale (r=.33–.43, p<.01) and the Attitudes and Behaviors Fostering Organizational Learning from Incidents (r=.43–.52, p<.01) Scale, which indicated the relevance of GRIS. Furthermore, confirmatory factor analysis indicated sufficient goodness of fit of the GRIS Scale. These findings demonstrate that the GRIS Scale has adequate reliability and validity.

DOI： 10.11560/jhpr.180807110

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在トルコ日本人における対人行動上の困難－トルコ人との異文化交流における葛藤経験－ Reviewed

中野祥子, 田中共子

異文化間教育 50 124 - 136 2019.8

ムスリム留学生との交流のために－調査・実践から見えてきた日本的共同性の視点－ Invited

中野祥子, 田中共子

留学交流 100 32 - 43 2019.7

A Mechanism Linking Discrimination, Conflict, and Switching Behaviour in Bicultural Individuals Reviewed

JungHui Lee, Tomoko Tanaka

IAFOR Journal of Arts & Humanities 6 ( 1 ) 29 - 40 2019.6

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