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The 81St Annual Convention of the Japanese Psychological Association The 81st Annual Convention of the Japanese Psychological Association Program * - English Speaking Session # - Non-member of the Japanese Psychological Association Keynote Address Day 1 Sep. 20 09:20-10:50 2A / The Grand Hall SL-001 Intrapreneurial Self-Capital, well-being and sustainability in the st 21 century: The challenge of primary prevention* Speaker： Annamaria Di Fabio（ University of Florence） Chair： Akira Tsuda（ Kurume University） Day 2 Sep. 21 09:20-10:50 2A / The Grand Hall SL-002 Cultural hermeneutics: Epistemology for the transformation of cultural wisdom into objective knowledge* Speaker： Kwang-Kuo Hwang（ Taiwan University） Chair： Satoko Kimpara（ Miyazaki International College / Palo Alto Univer- sity） Day 3 Sep. 22 09:20-10:50 2A / The Grand Hall SL-003 Postdiction and awareness Speaker： Shinsuke Shimojo（ California Institute of Technology） Chair： Masahiro Haraguchi（ Kurume University） Day 3 Sep. 22 11:20-12:50 2A / The Grand Hall SL-004 Understanding human potential, creativity and transformation: Neurobiological, psychological and cultural perspectives* Speaker： Uichol Kim（ Inha University） Chair： Susumu Yamaguchi（ The University of Tokyo） －I－ The 81st Annual Convention of the Japanese Psychological Association Commemorative lecture of the JPA awards for International Contribution to psychology Day 1 Sep. 20 09:20-10:20 3A / Kurumeza Theatre ITL-001 The role of visual attention and working memory in social anxiety Speaker： Jun Moriya（ Kansai University） Chair： Yoshihiko Tanno（ The University of Tokyo） Day 1 Sep. 20 11:20-12:20 3A / Kurumeza Theatre ITL-002 Doctor Strangelove: My study and reflection Speaker： Shigeru Watanabe（ Keio University） Chair： Takayuki Sakagami（ Keio University） Day 1 Sep. 20 14:30-15:30 3A / Kurumeza Theatre ITL-003 Recovery from Child Abuse: Effects of Child Abuse on Brain Development Speaker： Nobuko Uchida（ Professor of Jumonji University, Emeritus Professor of Ochanomizu University） Chair： Makiko Naka（ Ritsumeikan University） Day 1 Sep. 20 16:30-17:30 3A / Kurumeza Theatre ITL-004 Eye tracking with great apes Speaker： Fumihiro Kano（ Kumamoto Sanctuary / Wildlife Research Center, Kyoto University） Chair： Junichi Yamamoto（ Keio University） Day 2 Sep. 21 09:20-10:20 3A / Kurumeza Theatre ITL-005 Recent advances in research for longitudinal data analysis: Focusing on cross-lagged models and causal inference Speaker： Satoshi Usami（ Center for Research and Development on Transition from Secondary to Higher Education, University of Tokyo） Chair： Tomokazu Haebara（ The University of Tokyo） Day 2 Sep. 21 11:20-12:20 3A / Kurumeza Theatre ITL-006 Cultural influences in recognition of emotional information: A cultural neuroscience approach Speaker： Keiko Ishii（ Kobe University） Chair： Makiko Naka（ Ritsumeikan University） －II－ The 81st Annual Convention of the Japanese Psychological Association Day 2 Sep. 21 14:30-15:30 3A / Kurumeza Theatre ITL-007 Bayesian Statistics and Psychology Speaker： Kazuo Shigemasu（ Keio University / The University of Tokyo） Chair： Toshikazu Hasegawa（ The University of Tokyo） Day 2 Sep. 21 16:30-17:30 3A / Kurumeza Theatre ITL-008 Culture, Well-being, and Social Relationships Speaker： Yukiko Uchida（ Kokoro Research Center, Kyoto University） Chair： Akihito Shimazu（ Kitasato University） Day 3 Sep. 22 11:20-12:20 3A / Kurumeza Theatre ITL-009 Evolution and plasticity of higher cognition: Findings from comparative studies and studies of expertise Speaker： Hiromitsu Miyata（ Waseda University） Chair： Toshikazu Hasegawa（ The University of Tokyo） Day 3 Sep. 22 09:20-10:50 2A / The Grand Hall SL-003 Postdiction and awareness Speaker： Shinsuke Shimojo（ California Institute of Technology） Chair： Masahiro Haraguchi（ Kurume University） －III－ The 81st Annual Convention of the Japanese Psychological Association Symposium organized by Japanese Psychological Association Day 1 Sep. 20 09:20-11:00 2D / Exhibition Space 3 JPAS-001 JUPA Psychology Proficiency Test: Past, Present, and Future Organizer： Japanese Union of Psychological Associations Organizer, Chair： Shuichi Fujita（ Nippon Sport Science University / Japanese Union of Psychological Associations） Organizer： Masato Onose（ Seitoku University / Japanese Union of Psychological Associations） Organizer： Kazuya Horike（ Toyo University / Japanese Union of Psychological Associations） Speaker： Nobuo Ohta（ Tokyo University of Social Welfare / Japanese Union of Psychological Associations） Speaker： Shinobu Ikoma（ Kawamura Gakuen Woman＇s University） Speaker： Shin Maruyama（ Komazawa Women＇s University） Speaker： Yukiko Iso（ Tokyo Future University） Speaker： Junichi Taniguchi（ Tezukayama University） Discussant： Masuo Koyasu（ Konan University / Japanese Union of Psychological Associations） Day 1 Sep. 20 11:20-13:00 2D / Exhibition Space 3 JPAS-002 Flash talk and presentation battle for early career psychologists and psychology students. Organizer： JPA Early Career Psychologist Network Day 1 Sep. 20 14:30-16:10 2B / Exhibition Space 1 JPAS-003 Behavioral Science of Bonds Formation: Bonds with Animals, Robots, and Imaginary Friends Organizer： Japanese Association of Behavioral Science Organizer： Hisayoshi Okamura（ Cognitive and Molecular Reserach Institute of Brain Diseases） Speaker： Shota Okabe#（ Jichi Medical University） Speaker： Hideyuki Takahashi#（ Osaka University） Speaker： Yusuke Moriguchi（ Kyoto University） Discussant： Kouta Kanno#（ Kagoshima University） Chair： Kenkichi Takase（ Jichi Medical University） －IV－ The 81st Annual Convention of the Japanese Psychological Association Day 1 Sep. 20 16:30-18:10 2A / The Grand Hall JPAS-004 Psychology of Animation, part III Organizer, Chair： Masao Yokota（ Nihon University） Speaker： Sunao Katabuchi#（ Nihon University） Speaker： Hirokazu Yoshimura（ Hosei University） Speaker： Ko Nakamura（ Hokusei Gakuen University） Speaker： Takao Sato（ Ritsumeikan University） Day 2 Sep. 21 09:20-11:00 2C / Exhibition Space 2 JPAS-005-1 Stepping forward with confidence: what to consider when choosing a graduate school Organizer： JPA Early Career Psychologist Network Speaker： Shunta Maeda（ Waseda University） Speaker： Tetsuo Sato（ Nemours/Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children / Hokkaido University of Science） Speaker： Takeru Miyajima（ Kyushu University） Discussant： Kenji Ogawa（ Hokkaido University） Discussant： Hirokazu Furukawa（ Naruto University of Education） Chair： Toshikazu Kawagoe（ Shimane University） Chair： Kayoko Miura（ Kanazawa University） Day 2 Sep. 21 11:20-13:00 2C / Exhibition Space 2 JPAS-005-2 Career consultation hour for psychology students and early career psychologists Organizer： JPA Early Career Psychologist Network Day 2 Sep. 21 14:30-16:10 2D / Exhibition Space 3 JPAS-006 Disaster Recovery and Psychology Organizer： The Japanese Psychological Association Organizer, Chair： Yutaka Matsui（ University of Tsukuba） Organizer： Kiyoshi Ando（ Toyo University） Speaker： Taizo Hayashi#（ Otemon Gakuin University） Speaker： Tadahiro Motoyoshi（ Kansai University） Speaker： Jumpei Yajima（ Beppu University） －V－ The 81st Annual Convention of the Japanese Psychological Association Day 2 Sep. 21 14:30-16:10 4A / Meeting Room 1,2 JPAS-007 Yujiro Motora and the beginning of Japanese psychology: Celebrating the 90th anniversary of Japanese Psychological Association Organizer： JPA Education and Research Committee Organizer, Speaker： Miki Takasuna（ Tokyo International University） Organizer, Speaker： Ayumu Arakawa（ Musashino Art University） Speaker： Tomoko Suzuki（ Yokohama National University） Discussant： Hiroshi Ohizumi（ Nihon Fukushi University） Chair： Shinichi Koizumi（ Kyoei University） Day 2 Sep. 21 16:30-18:10 4A / Meeting Room 1,2 JPAS-008 Do PSYence Communication! Organizer： JPA Education and Research Committee Organizer, Speaker： Masayoshi Shigemori（ Shizuoka Eiwa Gakuin University Junior Col- lege） Speaker： Asako Miura（ Kwansei Gakuin University） Speaker： Fumikazu Furumi（ Kobe University） Discussant： Takao Sato（ Ritsumeikan University） Chair： Mia Takeda（ Aoyama Gakuin Women＇s Junior College） Day 3 Sep. 22 09:20-11:00 3A / Kurumeza Theatre JPAS-009 The Road to English Papers 2017 Organizer, Chair： Jun Saiki（ Kyoto University） Speaker： Kyoshiro Sasaki（ Waseda University） Speaker： Yohsuke Ohtsubo（ Kobe University） Discussant： Yasuhiro Omi（ University of Yamanashi） Day 3 Sep. 22 11:20-13:00 2D / Exhibition Space 3 JPAS-010 The psychology effectively used in our life and society: searching for new collaboration between certified psychologists and academia Organizer： JPA Certified Psychologist Network Speaker： Yoshiyuki Tanaka（ Kyoto Tachibana University） Speaker, Chair： Nobuyuki Watanabe（ Kanazawa Institute of Technology） Speaker： Yumi Nakamura#（ The Open University of Japan） Speaker： Hiroyuki Koyano#（ NPO Corporation Kodomo Wakamono Sien Cen- ter） Speaker, Chair： Kenkichi Takase（ Jichi Medical University） Discussant： Takao Sato（ Ritsumeikan University） Discussant： Masao Yokota（ Nihon University） －VI－ The 81st Annual Convention of the Japanese Psychological Association Day 3 Sep. 22 13:40-15:20 2A / The Grand Hall JPAS-011 Challenge to the Psychology in the Era of Data Organizer： JPA Education and Research Committee Organizer, Chair： Etsuko Harada（ University of Tsukuba） Organizer： Masami Ikeda（ Jumonji University） Speaker： Ryota Kobayashi#（ National Institute of Informatics） Speaker： Tetsuya Nasukawa#（ IBM Research - Tokyo） Speaker： Asako Miura（ Kwansei Gakuin University） Day 3 Sep. 22 15:40-17:20 2A / The Grand Hall JPAS-012 On effect of the Law of Nationally Certified Psychologists: Toward contribution to our society by certified
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