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IDA KATSUNORI

Department / Course Graduate School of Professional Teacher Education

Title / Position Professor

Academic background
1.	～2004/03	Doctoral Program (2nd Semester) │ Nagoya University │ Accomplished credits for doctoral program
2.	～2001/03	Doctoral Program (1st Semester) │ Nagoya University │ Completed 0
3.	～1999/03	Faculty of Education │ Hirosaki University │ Graduated

Research activities
1.		Japanese Research Association of Psychological Science

Present specialized field
Educational psychology (Keyword：Educational psychology, Eriksonian industry)

Books
1.	2014/04	Encyclopedia of Adolescence │ (Co-authored)
2.	2006/09	Self-Regulated Learning and Academic Achievement Theoretical Perspectives.　Second Edition. │ (Co-authored)

Papers
1.	2023/02/28	Exploring the Potential Use of the Bio-Psycho-Social Model in Education: From the Perspective of Understanding Various Issues in Student Guidance │ Ritsumeikan Teacher Educational Studies │ ,pp.21-30 (Sole-authored)
2.	2019/08	Relationship between Self-esteem and Cognitive / Non-cognitive Skills: Comments on KATO, OTA, MATSUSHITA, & MITSUI’s Article │ THE JAPANESE JOURNAL OF ADOLESCENT PSYCHOLOGY │ 31 (1),pp.73-77 (Sole-authored)
3.	2018/12	Development of an Assessment Tool for High School Students' Learning Motivation. │ Bulletin of the Faculty of Education Shizuoka University (Social and Natural Sciences and Liberal Arts Series) │ 69,pp.163-174 (Sole-authored)
4.	2018/03	Act to Accelerate Countermeasures against IJIME (bullying) and School Psychology │ Bulletin of the Faculty of Education Shizuoka University (Social and Natural Sciences and Liberal Arts Series) │ ,pp.89-100
5.	2018/02	“Special Subject of Moral” and “Special Activities” in the New Course of Study: In Order to Prevent Bullying Before It Happens. │ 28,pp.267-276 (Co-authored)
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Academic conference presentation
1.	2006/01	Social critical thinking among undergraduate student: An examination of the relation to learning motivational factors. (Society for Personality and Social Psychology 2006 Annual Conference)