Asako Miura

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Osaka University

Japan

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Asako Miura is a Professor at Osaka University in Japan. His research areas include online disinhibition, subjective well-being measurement, and the influence of autocratic narratives on democratic societies. He has also explored the impacts of COVID-19 on public behavior and perceptions, as well as factors influencing compliance with health guidelines during the pandemic.

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Kazuji Nishikawa

Kyoto University

JAPAN

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Hideya Kitamura

Professor, Ph.D.

Toyo University

JAPAN

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Takashi Kusumi

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Kyoto University

JAPAN

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Ryunosuke Goto

Stanford University

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Akihiro Nishi

University of California, Los Angeles

UNITED STATES

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Daiki Nakamura

Associate Professor

University of Miyazaki

JAPAN

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Articles (15)

Online disinhibition is not a master key: an examination of online disinhibition mechanisms

Validating a real‐time, single‐item subjective well‐being measure with the Positive and Negative Affect Schedule (PANAS) in US and Indian samples

Autocracies win the minds of the democratic public: how Japanese citizens are persuaded by illiberal narratives propagated by authoritarian regimes

Generative AI for Social Interaction Analysis: A Study of COVID‐19 Video Comment Threads

Effects of political treatments during the COVID-19 pandemic on infection-prevention behavior and risk perception: A panel data analysis of Japan

The Ebb and Flow of Morality: The Role of Purity in the Public Perceptions of Fukushima's Processed Water Release

Behind the Mask: Analyzing the Dual Influence of Social Norms on Pandemic Behavior in Japan1

A systematic review of conference papers presented at two large Japanese psychology conferences in 2013 and 2018: did Japanese social psychologists selectively report p < 0.05 results without peer review?

The impact of television on-air time on hand hygiene compliance behaviors during COVID-19 outbreak

Excessive Altruism and Its Underlying Motivation: Effects on Likability in Japan and the US

Attitudes toward possible food radiation contamination following the Fukushima nuclear accident: a nine-year, ten-wave panel survey

Effects of Pathogen‐Avoidance Tendency on Infection‐Prevention Behaviors and Exclusionary Attitudes toward Foreigners: A Longitudinal Study of the COVID‐19 Outbreak in Japan1

Religiosity and Immanent Justice Reasoning: A Replication Study in Japan and the U.S.

Exploration of factors associated with mask-wearing and hand disinfection in Japan after the coronavirus disease outbreak: A longitudinal study

Spread of Risk Information Through Microblogs: Twitter Users with More Mutual Connections Relay News That is More Dreadful1

Collaborators (6)

Kazuji Nishikawa

Hideya Kitamura

Takashi Kusumi

Ryunosuke Goto

Akihiro Nishi

Daiki Nakamura

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