Hideya Kitamura

Professor, Ph.D.

Toyo University

Japan

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Hideya Kitamura, Ph.D., is a Professor at Toyo University in Japan. His research focuses on psychological essentialism, implicit attitudes, and moral perceptions, particularly in the context of social behaviors during crises such as the COVID-19 pandemic. His recent publications explore themes related to purity, exclusionary attitudes, and social norms.

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MAI SHIMODA

Junior Associate Professor

Kyoto University

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Professor

Osaka University

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Articles (9)

The Moderating Role of Psychological Essentialism in the Link between Threat to Symbolic Purity and Exclusionary Attitudes toward Foreigners

Current State and History of the Measurement of Implicit Attitudes

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

Moral Common Sense: Examining the False Consensus Effect of Morality in Japan

Perception of Hidden Confidence in Neutral Expressions: Interactions of Facial Attractiveness, Self-Esteem, and Names to Be Addressed by

Has the COVID-19 pandemic affected infection avoidance tendencies?

Development and Validation of the Purity Orientation–Pollution Avoidance Scale: A Study With Japanese Sample

Development of the Avoidance of Resentment Scale:

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MAI SHIMODA

Asako Miura

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