Author

Yokotani Kenji

Tokushima University - Cited by 240 - Psychoinformatics - Clinical Psychology - Machine Learning

Biography

Yokotani Kenji, Niigata Seiryo University, Graduate School of Clinical Psychology, Niigata, Japan. Yokotani Kenji has published numerous research papers and articles in reputed journals and has various other achievements in the related studies and has extended valuable service towards the scientific community with extensive research work.
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Advantages of virtual agents over clinical psychologists during comprehensive mental health interviews using a mixed methods design
K Yokotani, G Takagi, K WakashimaComputers in human behavior 85, 1-145, 2018201
35
2018
Social contagion of cyberbullying via online perpetrator and victim networks
K Yokotani, M TakanoComputers in human behavior 119, 106719, 2021202
33
2021
Effects of personalized feedback interventions on drug-related reoffending: a pilot study
K Yokotani, K TamuraPrevention Science (8), 19-1176, 2015201
16
2015
Nonverbal synchrony of facial movements and expressions predict therapeutic alliance during a structured psychotherapeutic interview
K Yokotani, G Takagi, K WakashimaJournal of Nonverbal Behavior 44, 85-116, 2020202
15
2020
How young adults address their parents reflects their perception of parenting
K YokotaniAsian Journal of Social Psychology 15 (4), 284-289, 2012201
10
2012
A pilot examination of dyadic coping inventory among Japanese married couples
K Yokotani, T KurosawaPsychologia 58 (3), 155-164, 2015201
10
2015
Predicting cyber offenders and victims and their offense and damage time from routine chat times and online social network activities
K Yokotani, M TakanoComputers in Human Behavior 128, 1070, 2022202
9
2022
Craving for gambling predicts income-generating offenses: A pathways model of a Japanese prison population
K Yokotani, K Tamura, Y Kaneko, E KamimuraJournal of Gambling Studies 36 (2), 459-476, 2020202
8
2020
A reintegration program for elderly prisoners reduces reoffending
K Kamigaki, K YokotaniJournal of Forensic Science & Criminology 2 (4), 1-7, 2014201
8
2014
Avoidant attachment style indicates job adaptation of people with high functional autistic spectrum disorders
K YokotaniEducation and Training in Autism and Developmental Disabilities, 291-296, 2011201
7
2011
Differences in victim experiences by gender/sexual minority statuses in Japanese virtual communities
K Yokotani, M TakanoJournal of community psychology 49 (6), 1598-1616, 2021202
7
2021
Aftereffect of adolescences’ experience of cyber bullying on their mental health: A retrospective survey
K Yokotani, N Ban, J Ayukawa, N Itakura, K HasegawaInternational Journal of Brief Therapy and Family Science 4 (2), 45-56, 2014201
7
2014
Links between impolite spousal forms of address and intimate partner violence against women
K YokotaniJournal of Language and Social Psychology 34 (2), 213-221, 2015201
6
2015
Japanese young adults’ disrespectful forms of address for fathers predict feelings of rejection and depression
K YokotaniNames 63 (2), 96-108, 20120
5
2015
The effect of a social reintegration (parole) program on drug-related prison inmates in Japan: a 4-year prospective study
The effect of a social reintegration (parole) program on drug-related prison inmates in Japan: a -year prospective studyK Yokotani, K TamuraAsian Journal of Criminology 12 (2), 127-11, 2017201
4
2017
Acknowledged Spousal Forms of Address Predict Couple Communication Patterns
K YokotaniPsychologia 56 (1), 20-32, 2013201
4
2013
Validation of the Japanese version of the Multidimensional Stress Questionnaire for Couples: Factor structure, validity and reliability
T Kurosawa, K YokotaniJournal of Relationships Research 9, e16, 2018201
4
2018
Self-disclosure in Japanese and Korean couples: A research note
K Yokotani, KR YuJournal of Comparative Family Studies 51 (2), 217-23, 2020202
4
2020
Solution-focused group therapy for drug users in Japanese prison: nonrandomized study
K Yokotani, K TamuraInternational Journal of Brief Therapy and Family Science 5 (2), 42-61, 2015201
3
2015
Advantage of empty-chair dialogue over emotion-focused couples therapy for a Japanese couple with marital infidelity: A case study
K YokotaniInternational Journal of Brief Therapy and Family Science 8 (1), 4-48, 2018201
3
2018

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