A factor analytical investigation of the Japanese translation of the Cheek-Buss Shyness Scale in support of the three-component model of shyness

Sato, Emi; Matsuda, Kouhei; Carducci, Bernardo J.

doi:10.1016/j.paid.2017.12.006

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“…Doi (p. 61) states that Japanese conduct human relations based on tatemae and its pair called honne, which is personal motives and opinions (p. 37), and, furthermore, both as a pair is a unique characteristic of Japanese society (p. 47). Sato, Matsuda, and Carducci's (2018) concern of this pair confirms that it is still the characteristic of the Japanese nowadays.…”

Section: Environmental Reporting As Tatemaesupporting

confidence: 64%

The Institution of Environmental Reporting in Japan: An Exploratory Study

Madein¹

2020

APMAJ

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Although Japan has been having a high environmental reporting rate for a long time, the contextual factors promoting it are limitedly explored. Investigating them could enrich references to understand the improvement of this practice. Therefore, this study aimed to explore the contextual factors promoting this practice in Japan based on the Institutional Theory by applying thematic analysis to several official documents from the Japanese government. The analysis discovered regulative, normative, and cognitive elements emanating from regulations and initiatives from the Government, Japanese society and companies, and overseas practices, which promote environmental reporting as a tatemae. The findings provide a basic understanding of institutional elements endorsing environmental reporting in Japan to feed future research and other countries in improving this practice.

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Section: Environmental Reporting As Tatemaesupporting

confidence: 64%

The Institution of Environmental Reporting in Japan: An Exploratory Study

Madein¹

2020

APMAJ

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“…Shy people were found to have less social support and limited friendship networks (Jones and Carpenter, 1986), had difficulties establishing satisfying relationships, and report poor friendship quality (Asendorpf, 2000). Research suggests that shyness was associated with emotional problems, feeling lonely, anxiety, social helplessness, distraction, and neuroticism (Bian and Leung, 2015; Ebeling-Witte et al, 2007; Sato et al., 2018; Zee and Roorda, 2018). Shyness was also found correlated with social anxiety, positive affect, and negative affect (Findlay et al, 2009).…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Testing a model of subjective well-being: The roles of optimism, psychological vulnerability, and shyness

Satıcı

2019

Health Psychology Open

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This research extended current positive psychological research by investigating the mediating effect of shyness on the association between optimism, psychological vulnerability and subjective well-being. Two hundred fifty-five volunteer university students (131 females and 124 males, mean age = 23.14) participated in the study. The structural equation modeling revealed shyness fully mediated the effect of psychological vulnerability on subjective well-being, while shyness partially mediated the effect of optimism on subjective well-being. Also, bootstrapping procedures confirmed that psychological vulnerability was indirectly associated with subjective well-being through shyness, whereas optimism was directly associated with subjective well-being. The implications for future studies and the limitations of the study were discussed in the context of the relevant literature.

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“…De hecho, la timidez puede actuar como factor de riesgo en tanto que conduce a la aparición de posibles problemas personales futuros (Monjas, 2004;Doey et al, 2014;Tang et al, 2017). Esta conducta afecta de manera profunda a tres componentes esenciales para el desarrollo de la persona: al componente psicológico, cognitivo y conductual (Jones et al, 2014;McNamara et al, 2013;Sato et al, 2018). Tras analizar el alcance que poseen las manifestaciones conductuales de la timidez en estas dimensiones del desarrollo, parece evidente la implicación negativa que este rasgo aporta al desarrollo integral de las personas que la presentan.…”

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Vínculos entre la timidez y las habilidades sociales: análisis de tendencias entre grupos de edad y sexo

Sánchez¹,

Cosculluela²,

Martínez³

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Las diferentes teorías sobre rasgos de la personalidad han ido evolucionando progresivamente. Existe, no obstante, un acuerdo generalizado sobre las considerables barreras que pueden suponer las conductas de timidez para el bienestar y el desarrollo personal, social y profesional de las personas que presentan estas conductas. Bajo el paradigma de la investigación cuantitativa, el presente estudio tiene el objetivo de analizar comportamientos relacionados con la timidez en una muestra de 391 personas con edades comprendidas entre 11 y 63 años. Se utilizó un cuestionario en el que se estimaba la frecuencia con la que aparecían distintas conductas. Los resultados han evidenciado una presencia más habitual de conductas tímidas en el sexo femenino. Considerando distintos grupos de edad, también se han encontrado diferencias significativas en situaciones para pedir ayuda a otras personas o hablar dentro de un grupo social. Estos hallazgos tienen importantes implicaciones, pues la prolongación en el tiempo de una pronunciada timidez podría desembocar en la aparición de alteraciones psicológicas de mayor gravedad. En respuesta a la evitación de estas consecuencias psicológicas, se propone que desde los equipos de orientación educativa se valoren las competencias emocionales y sociales como principales desencadenantes que pueden afectar al desarrollo integral del alumnado. Además, convendría incluir en sus centros educativos diferentes estrategias o programas de educación socioemocional que contribuyan al desarrollo personal, social y emocional de todo el alumnado en todas las etapas educativas.

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A factor analytical investigation of the Japanese translation of the Cheek-Buss Shyness Scale in support of the three-component model of shyness

Cited by 18 publications

References 12 publications

The Institution of Environmental Reporting in Japan: An Exploratory Study

The Institution of Environmental Reporting in Japan: An Exploratory Study

Testing a model of subjective well-being: The roles of optimism, psychological vulnerability, and shyness

Vínculos entre la timidez y las habilidades sociales: análisis de tendencias entre grupos de edad y sexo

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