8件 （「Kie Sugimoto」）

Grit, Coping Strategies for Difficult Goals, and Well-Being 論文

Kie Sugimoto ·2025-03-30 ·『The Japanese Journal of Educational Psychology』　73(1)　pp. 1-13

doi:10.5926/jjep.73.1

Exploring a program to enhance parental self-efficacy to preventing bullying among children 論文

Kie Sugimoto・Junko Iida・Hiroko Endo・Ikuko Aoyama ·2024-06-19 ·『The Japanese journal of psychology』　95(6)　pp. 382-391

doi:10.4992/jjpsy.95.23212

Validation of a social emotional wellness survey among Japanese elementary school students 論文

Junko Iida・Ayako Ito・Ikuko Aoyama・Kie Sugimoto・Hiroko Endo・Mei‐ki Chan・Michael J. Furlong ·2021-01-02 ·『The Educational and Developmental Psychologist』　38(1)　pp. 121-130

doi:10.1080/20590776.2021.1899748

Japanese cultural adaptation and validation of the Social Emotional Health Survey-Higher Education 論文

Kie Sugimoto・Yu Takizawa・Junko Iida・Haruka Nakayama・Michael J. Furlong ·2024-06-17 ·『The Educational and Developmental Psychologist』　41(2)　pp. 178-190

doi:10.1080/20590776.2024.2365832

Influence of lack of posterior occlusal support on cognitive decline among 80‐year‐old Japanese people in a 3‐year prospective study 論文

Kodai Hatta・Kazunori Ikebe・Yasuyuki Gondo・Kei Kamide・Yukie Masui・Hiroki Inagaki・Takeshi Nakagawa・Kenichi Matsuda・Taiji Ogawa・Chisato Inomata・Hajime Takeshita・Yusuke Mihara・Motoyoshi Fukutake・Masahiro Kitamura・Shinya Murakami・Mai Kabayama・Tatsuro Ishizaki・Yasumichi Arai・Ken Sugimoto・Hiromi Rakugi・Yoshinobu Maeda ·2018-09-16 ·『Geriatrics and gerontology international/Geriatrics & gerontology international』　18(10)　pp. 1439-1446

doi:10.1111/ggi.13508

Occlusal support predicts tooth loss in older Japanese people 論文

Yusuke Mihara・Kenichi Matsuda・Toshihito Takahashi・Kodai Hatta・Motoyoshi Fukutake・Hitomi Sato・Yasuyuki Gondo・Yukie Masui・Kei Kamide・Ken Sugimoto・Mai Kabayama・Tatsuro Ishizaki・Yasumichi Arai・Yoshinobu Maeda・Kazunori Ikebe ·2019-12-26 ·『Community Dentistry And Oral Epidemiology』　48(2)　pp. 163-170

doi:10.1111/cdoe.12515

Occlusal force is correlated with cognitive function directly as well as indirectly via food intake in community-dwelling older Japanese: From the SONIC study 論文

Kazunori Ikebe・Yasuyuki Gondo・Kei Kamide・Yukie Masui・T. Ishizaki・Yasumichi Arai・Hiroki Inagaki・Takeshi Nakagawa・Mai Kabayama・Hirochika Ryuno・Hitomi Okubo・Hajime Takeshita・Chisato Inomata・Yuko Kurushima・Yusuke Mihara・Kohdai Hatta・Motoyoshi Fukutake・Kaori Enoki・Taiji Ogawa・Ken-ichi Matsuda・Ken Sugimoto・Ryosuke Oguro・Yoichi Takami・Norihisa Itoh・Yasushi Takeya・Kōichi Yamamoto・Hiromi Rakugi・Shinya Murakami・Masahiro Kitamura・Yoshinobu Maeda ·2018-01-05 ·『PLoS ONE』　13(1)　pp. e0190741-e0190741

doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0190741

Association between dietary patterns and cognitive function among 70-year-old Japanese elderly: a cross-sectional analysis of the SONIC study 論文

SONIC Study Group・Hitomi Okubo・Hiroki Inagaki・Yasuyuki Gondo・Kei Kamide・Kazunori Ikebe・Yukie Masui・Yasumichi Arai・Tatsuro Ishizaki・Satoshi Sasaki・Takeshi Nakagawa・Mai Kabayama・Ken Sugimoto・Hiromi Rakugi・Yoshinobu Maeda ·2017-09-11 ·『Nutrition Journal』　16(1)　pp. 56-56

doi:10.1186/s12937-017-0273-2