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Ono, Akinori

Journal Article

Data driven orthogonal basis selection for functional data analysis.

Laugrand, Frédéric; Simon, Lionel
Anthropologica, Vol 62(1), 2020, 124-130

Cited by 1236

Japanese animation, anime, has long been regarded as a niche culture reserved for anime otaku in Japan. The word anime otaku refers to individuals who spend most of their time alone at home, watching anime. However, in recent years, prototypical anime otaku have changed their behavioral patterns, resulting in a new movement called anime pilgrimage. Anime pilgrimage involves traveling to locations that resemble particular scenes in anime pieces, even though the locations themselves may be ordinary places. The authors constructed two models to describe the determinants of visit intention and destination loyalty based on research into ordinary and film tourism. The results suggested that, during the pre-tour period, otaku are motivated by the desire for interaction with other otaku and the wish to visit a new location. Moreover, they are also seeking to interact with the local people, and such experiences result in higher destination loyalty during the post-tour period. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2021 APA, all rights reserved)

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Innovative health interventions at the intersection of neuroimaging and multimedia design.

Fisher, Jacob T.; Weber, René
Anthropologica, Vol 62(1), 2020, 124-130

Cited by 1125

A burgeoning area of recent research seeks to leverage the predictive and explanatory power of neuroimaging to design multimedia messages to promote positive health changes. This work has revealed that activity in key brain regions can be used to build predictive models of human behavior that are much more accurate than those built on behavioral or self-report data. Additionally, neuroimaging is assisting researchers in making headway toward designing digital interventions for cognitive processing disorders. Research in this area uses video games, movies, and other tools in combination with brain imaging methods. Combining naturalistic stimuli with brain imaging has allowed researchers to develop promising research programs aimed at understanding, diagnosing, and treating attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). This chapter reviews extant literature relating to the interacting roles of brain imaging technology and multimedia design. This review focuses on two primary areas: first, it discusses the use of neuroimaging as an individualized predictive tool for health-related outcomes of interest. Next, the chapter reviews the promise of neuroimaging and media design for the diagnosis and treatment of cognitive disorders such as ADHD and autism. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2021 APA, all rights reserved)

Dissertation

Pets impact on perceived social support: An attachment perspective.

Daddow, Kelly A.
Dissertation Abstracts International: Section B: The Sciences and Engineering, Vol 83(3-B), 2022

Cited by 854

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