Akiko Kameyama

Last updated: Aug 27, 2019 at 17:19

Name	Akiko Kameyama
Affiliation	Nihon University
Section	The Institute of Humanities and Social Sciences

Research Areas

Psychology / Clinical psychology /
Psychology / Social psychology /

Published Papers

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Development of "Adapt-Ability Index (AAI)", an Assessment Tool for Identifying Workers with Behavior Unsuited to their Work Place : Introduction of its Development Chronology and an Example of its Practical Application

亀山晶子

ストレス科学 = The Japanese journal of stress sciences : 日本ストレス学会誌 33(3) 267-275 Mar 2019

Perceptions of traditional and modern types of depression: A cross-cultural vignette survey comparing Japanese and American undergraduate students.

Kashihara J, Yamakawa I, Kameyama A, Muranaka M, Taku K, Sakamoto S

Psychiatry and clinical neurosciences Mar 2019 [Refereed]

Exploring perceptions of people with “modern type depression” among healthcare providers

Kashihara Jun, Kameyama Akiko, Yamakawa Itsuki, Muranaka Masaki, Matsuura Takanobu, Sakamoto Shinji

The Japanese journal of psychology 89(5) 520-526 2018 [Refereed]

<p>Depression is a heterogeneous disorder, and a subtype with atypical symptoms called “modern type depression” (MTD) has been recently proposed in Japan. The present study explored perceptions of MTD among healthcare providers, with the aim of co...

An examination of a revised psycho-educational program for preventing depression among female undergraduates

Kameyama Akiko, Oikawa Megumi, Sakamoto Shinji

The Japanese journal of psychology 86(6) 577-583 2016 [Refereed]

The present study revised a psycho-educational program designed to prevent depression (Oikawa & Sakamoto, 2007) and to enhance interpersonal coping resources for depression. The effects of the revised program on female undergraduates were examined...

The effects of suicide prevention measures reported through a psychoeducational video: a practice in Japan.

Sakamoto S, Tanaka E, Kameyama A, Takizawa T, Takizawa S, Fujishima S, Nara M, Sakashita T, Oyama H, Ono Y

The International journal of social psychiatry 60(8) 751-758 Dec 2014 [Refereed]