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Human Development and Clinical Psychology
Prof. Kenji HIRAISHI
Prof. Shuji HONJO
Prof. Atsuko KANAI
Assoc. Prof. Shoko KONO
Prof. Miyako MORITA
Assoc. Prof. Hitoshi KANEKO
Assoc. Prof. Masako NAGATA
Prof. Mariko MATSUMOTO
Prof. Kazumi TSURUTA
Assoc. Prof. Kazumi SUGIMURA
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Assistant Professors in the Department of Psychology and Human Development Sciences

: Faculty : Department of Psychology and Human Development Sciences : Human Development and Clinical Psychology :

HIRAISHI Kenji

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**Name**

Kenji HIRAISHI


**Affiliation**

Professor of Life-span Developmental Psychology, Department of Psychology and Human Development Sciences, Graduate School of Education and Human Development, Nagoya University


**Employment History**



Associate Professor, Graduate School of Education and Human Development, Nagoya University, 2000
Associate Professor, Faculty of Education, Mie University,1994
Research Associate, School of Education, Nagoya University, 1990


**Educational History**


Ph.D. in Educational Psychology, Nagoya University, 2003
M.A. in Educational Psychology, Nagoya University, 1987


**Research Interests**


Adolescent Development
Parents-Adolescent Relationship
Identity Formation in Adolescence
Comprehensive Developmental School Counseling Program


**Recent Main Publications**

Adolescence: Identity Exploration and Social Relationships. In H. Kojima and Y. Yamada(Eds.), Life-span Developmental Psychology. Tokyo:The Society for the Promotion of the University of the Air,2002.
Relation among Parents-child Communication, Interpersonal Consciousness, and!!Identity in Late Adolescence, Japanese Journal of Family Psychology,Vol.14,41-59,2000.
A Study on the Structure of Parents-child Communications in Late Adolescence: From the Viewpoint!!of Individuation Model. The Japanese Journal of Adolescent Psychology,Vol.11,19-36,1999.

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