Researcher and Faculty Information

Yosuke Hattori Hattori Yosuke

HATTORI Yousuke

comment: Based on data obtained through experiments and surveys, we are conducting research to clarify how negative thoughts and emotions arise and what they bring about.

Main publications and papers: Hattori, Y. & Kawaguchi, J. (2016). Individuals with dysphoria keep thinking “try not to think” during distraction: The effect of meta-awareness of suppression on the relationship between depressive symptoms and intrusive thoughts. Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology, 35 (8), 664-692.
Hattori, Yosuke (2018). The effects of thought suppression tendency and stress experience on brooding and reflective contemplation. Personality Research, 26(3), 244-252.

Awards: Awarded the Outstanding Presentation Award at the 18th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society of Personality Psychology
Awarded the Outstanding Presentation Award at the 77th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Psychological Association
Awarded the Outstanding Presentation Award at the 24th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society of Personality Psychology
Winner of the Original Research Award at the 25th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society for Psychology of Emotions
The 83rd Annual Meeting of the Japanese Psychological Association, Special Outstanding Presentation Award (Co-author)

Main classes taught: Introduction to Psychology, Psychological Experiments, Psychological Statistics, Career Design, Seminars