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TOMOHIRO SUZUKI

Department / Course Tokyo Future University School of Child Psychology Department of Child Psychology Speciality of Child Psychology

Job Associate Professor

Academic conference presentation
2024/07	Examining the relationship between body perceptions of others and body image-relevant factors. (Presented at the 33rd International Congress of Psychology.)
2023/07	The relationship between social comparison tendencies and satisfaction with physical appearance (15th Biennial Conference of the Asian Association of Social Psychology)
2022/12	Effects of dietary experiences in elementary school on interest in nutritioneducation and subsequent attitudes toward healthy eating habits in adulthood. (Presented at 22nd International Congress of Nutrition (22nd IUNS-ICN))
2021/07	Relationship between physical concerns in sports/exercise situations and sports/exercise stages (International Conference of Psychology 2020+)
2020/10	Are cosplayers who dress up as the opposite gender character in cosplay dissatisfied with their own gender? (2020 TPA annual conference)
2019/07	Relationships between body- and appearance-related self-conscious emotions and self-esteem, psychological well-being, as well as the tendency toward social anxiety in Japanese adult females (9th World Congress of Behavioural and Cognitive Therapies.)
2019/07	The effects of the inclination of the head and focal length on psychological and physiological states (XVI European Congress of Psychology)
2019/07	The relationship among BIS/BAS, healthy diet strategies, drive for thinness, and well-being, focusing on intentional dieting (9th World Congress of Behavioural and Cognitive Therapies.)
2018/09	What do we seek for a Robot? (The Proceedings of the Annual Convention of the Japanese Psychological Association)
2018/06	Do social anxious individuals prefer robots to human beings? 29th International Congress of Applied Psychology. (29th International Congress of Applied Psychology.)
2018/06	Influence of social anxiety on people’s preference for robots as exercise/sport partners. (29th International Congress of Applied Psychology.)