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川崎医療福祉大学博士（健康科学）令和5年度thesi

堀家, 弥姫

ホリケ, ミキ

博士論文内容の要旨及び博士論文審査結果の要旨 博士論文内容の要旨 本論文は、保護者の声かけがミニバスケットボール選手（ジュニア選手）の心理状態とパフォーマンスに及ぼす影響を明らかにした博士論文である。研究対象は、ジュニア選手とその保護者である。研究 1 はアンケート調査研究、研究 2 と研究 4 は観察研究、研究 3 と研究 4 は実験研究とした。保護者の声かけを「ポジティブな声かけ」と「ネガティブな声かけ」に分類（研究 1 と研究 2）した。ポジティブな声かけが心理状態とパフォーマンスに有効であることに加えて、ネガティブな声かけであってもジュニア選手に良い効果を及ぼすことが明らかになった。しかしながら、人格否定が含まれるネガティブな声かけには、特段の配慮が必要であることを考察した。研究 3と研究 4 から「ポジティブな声かけ」と「ネガティブな声かけ」の最も効果的である割合が「4 対 1」であることを見出した。結論として保護者の声かけがジュニア選手の心理状態とパフォーマンスに効果的であることを導き出した。  博士論文審査結果の要旨 本論文は、近年提唱されている「スポーツペアレンティング」の考え方に基づき、発育発達途上にある小学校高学年のジュニア選手と保護者の関わり方を保護者の声かけの影響として論じた博士論文である。「ポジティブな声かけ」と「ネガティブな声かけ」の最も効果的な割合が「4 対 1」であるという新たな知見を見出すことができた。ジュニア選手とその保護者から得られたデータには、録音された音声から書き起こされたデータも含まれていたが、研究倫理に則る適切な方法で取得し分析されていた。一方で、対象にした人数やチーム数、測定回数等が少なく事例検討的という課題も指摘された。しかしながら、新型コロナウィルス感染症により研究対象としたジュニア選手への調査制限やミニバスケットボールチームの練習・試合が中止や延期となり、研究が制限される中での博士論文作成であったため、指摘事項は今後の課題とした。以上のことから、本論文は、健康科学専攻の博士論文として適切であると判断した。    氏名(生年月日)     堀家 弥姫 （****年**月**日） 本 籍  ***** 学位(専攻分野)    博士（健康科学） 学 位 授 与 番 号  甲第 187 号 学 位 授 与 日 付  令和 6 年 3 月 20 日 学位授与の要 件  学位規程第３条第３項該当 論 文 題 目    保護者の声かけがジュニア選手の心理状態とパフォーマンスに及ぼす影響   審 査 委 員  教授 小野寺 昇  教授 宮川 健   教授 田島 誠     

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保護者の声かけがジュニア選手の心理状態とパフォーマンス に及ぼす影響

川崎医療福祉大学博士（医療技術学）令和5年度thesi

岡部, 加奈子

オカベ, カナコ

博士論文内容の要旨及び博士論文審査結果の要旨 博士論文内容の要旨 病原菌の薬剤耐性は臨床上重大な問題であり、その機序解明と有効な対策が求められている。本研究ではマクロライド（EM）耐性黄色ブドウ球菌を研究材料に選び、自然誘導により樹立した EM 耐性株の表現型特性を詳細に検討した。その結果、EM 耐性株では細胞壁が有意に肥厚していること、細胞壁表層タンパクである protein A の発現が低下していること、細胞壁肥厚により EM の菌体内移行が妨害されることが EM耐性をもたらすことが示唆された。さらに細胞壁溶解酵素 lysostaphinが EM 耐性株に対して有効な抗菌活性を示したことから、lysostaphinを併用するあらたな治療法開発の可能性が示された。細胞壁肥厚と EM耐性獲得との関連性についてはさらなる研究が必要である。 以上の検討から、薬剤耐性機序の一端の解明とその克服に向けての展望が見出された。  博士論文審査結果の要旨 申請者は自ら樹立した EM 耐性菌株を用いて耐性機序の詳細な解析を行った。電顕的観察によって EM 耐性株では細胞壁が有意に肥厚していること、細胞壁表層の protein A の分布減少が見られ、それは同遺伝子の転写レベルでの低下であることを突き止めた。次に申請者はlysostaphin が EM 耐性株に対して抗菌活性を示すことを見出し、他の抗菌剤との併用効果を確認した。細胞壁肥厚が EM 耐性獲得にどう結びつくのか、また lysostaphin の抗菌活性との関連については今後の検討課題とされた。 本研究は基礎的検討であるが、臨床応用へつながる可能性を秘めた有意義な研究である。１つの論文に纏めるにあたって、個々の章ごとの結果と考察を 1 本のストーリーに収束させる点がやや弱いこと、一部の実験で統計解析に難があるとの指摘があったが、すでに英文の学術専門誌に採択された点も鑑みて、博士論文として十分な内容をもつと判定された。    氏名(生年月日)     岡部 加奈子 （****年**月**日） 本 籍  ***** 学位(専攻分野)    博士（医療技術学） 学 位 授 与 番 号  甲第 189 号 学 位 授 与 日 付  令和 6 年 3 月 20 日 学位授与の要 件  学位規程第３条第３項該当 論 文 題 目    Erythromycin（EM）耐性黄色ブドウ球菌における表現型特性の探索ならびに EM 耐性機序の解析  審 査 委 員  教授 通山 薫  教授 小野 敦   教授 近末 久美子     

Erythromycin（EM）耐性黄色ブドウ球菌における表現型特性の探索ならびにEM耐性機序の解析

101Reviewer AcknowledgementsThe Editor-in-Chief is grateful to the following colleagues for having generously given their time in reviewing manuscripts submitted to Kawasaki Journal of Medical Welfare Vol. 29, Nos. 1-2, 2023-2024.Junko KOSAKIKoji SHIGEMATSUNobuyo TANAKAShinsuke NAGAMIJon PREVATTTomihiro MIYADAHiromi YANOMayumi YAMANE

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CONTENTSOriginal PapersRoles and Collaboration of ASD Specialists and Social Workers in TEACCH Programs:From Qualitative Analysis of Interviews with TEACCH Center Staff …………………………  47Kazunori NAGASAKI, Sanae ODAGIRI, Toshiaki SUWA, Akane YAMAMOTO, Takako SHINDOU, Sawako ARAI and Ishin OKANODevelopment of a Web-based Learning Program for Belief Conflict among Healthcare Workers ……………………………………………………………………………………………  59Taichi OOGISHI, Makoto KYOUGOKU and Mutsumi TERAOKAEffects of Olfactory Stimuli on Spontaneous Swallowing in Healthy Adults …………………  69Ryuzo YAMAGATA, Hisashi TAKAHASHI, Chiharu KUROZUMI and Tomoshige KOGAEdgar and the Nature of Identity in King Lear …………………………………………………………  77Michael KREMENIKTranslanguaging in Practice: Affordances and Note-taking in Large Lower-level University EFL Courses in Japan ………………………………………………  87Jon PREVATTReviewer Acknowledgements ………………………………………………………………………… 101Instructions to Authors …………………………………………………………………………………… 103

池上, 邦子

青年期に受傷した脊髄損傷者の自己の統合への努力 ―就労のプロセスの分析から―

103Kawasaki Journal of Medical WelfareInstructions to Authors (Applied from Vol. 28, No. 2)1. FormThe manuscript is to be prepared in English. However, Japanese may be used as the basis for the cover and list of tables. Use word-processing software and double-space text on A4 paper size. The font size should be about 10-11 pt. with sufficient margins on the right and left sides. In addition, the predetermined format should be used to the extent possible to streamline the peer-review process.2. Word countThe number of words to be used in the summary and the number of pages at the time of publication (the length at the time of publication including the entire abstract, figures, tables, and references) is shown in the following table (one page contains 106 half-width characters by 48 lines if printed without headings, tables, or figures). The word count should be entered into the online submission and peer review system. If the word count prescribed by the guidelines is significantly exceeded, the author cannot submit the manuscript.Manuscript typeNumber of words in the abstractNumber of pages at the time of printingReview article About 100-200 words Within 12 pagesEssay About 100-200 words Within 12 pagesOriginal paper About 100-200 words Within 12 pagesShort report About 50-100 words Within 8 pagesMaterial About 50-200 words Within 12 pagesEducational and practical research About 50-200 words Within 12 pagesCase report About 50-200 words Within 12 pages3. StructureThe manuscript consists of a cover page, abstract, body (including notes), references, tables, figures, and a list of tables and figures. Author information should be entered into the online submission and peer review system. A checklist and submission consent form is to be attached separately from the manuscript. The authors’ names should appear only as part of the author information. Ethical considerations and acknowledgments, the contents of which possibly imply the authors’ identity, should be included in the author information.3.1 Author information　 (1) Names and affiliations of all authors　  　 If there are two or more affiliations, numbers should be assigned on the right side of each of the authors’ names.　  　 Taro KAWASAKI＊1, Jiro KAWASAKI＊2 and Hanako KAWASAKI＊2　  　 ＊1 Department of Social Work, Faculty of Health and Welfare, Kawasaki University of Medical Welfare　  　 ＊2 Department of Nursing, Faculty of Nursing, Kawasaki University of Medical Welfare　 (2) Corresponding author　  　The name, address, telephone number, and e-mail address should be stated.104　  　Taro KAWASAKI　  　Department of Social Work, Faculty of Health and Welfare　  　Kawasaki University of Medical Welfare　  　288 Matsushima, Kurashiki, 701-0193, Japan　  　Phone: 086-462-1111 (Ext. 540**), *****@mw.kawasaki-m.ac.jp3.2 CoverThe following items are listed on the cover page in the following order.　 (1) Categorization of manuscript submissions　  　 Review Article, Essay, Original paper, Short report, Material, Educational and practical research, and Case report　 (2) Title (Capitalize the first letter of each word except articles and prepositions)　  　 Analysis of Visual Information Processing by Event Related Potential (ERP)　 (3) Running title (within 12 words and 50 letters including spaces)　 (4) Keywords (Five or fewer. Start with lowercase letters except for proper nouns, such as test names) 　  　 Examples: mental hospital, Rorschach test, graphical user interface (GUI).3.3 AbstractAn abstract of the entire paper should be provided according to the word count requirement in Rule 2.It should not be divided into multiple paragraphs and, as a whole, should consist of sentences in one paragraph. Do not add headings such as “Introduction” or “Methods.” If the writing rule is unclear, refer to the Manual for Preparing APA Articles.3.4 BodyThe body of the paper must abide by the following guidelines.　 (1) Sentence　  　 Since this journal targets a wide range of readers related to the field of medical welfare, sentences should be written in a simple manner, and it should be a logical, accurate, concise, and clear scientific article so that it is comprehensible to as many readers as possible. In principle, the article should be reviewed by an expert in English before its submission (if there are many language errors, it may be returned prior to peer review).　 (2) Abbreviations　  　 Abbreviations should not be used except for common abbreviations. If the use of an abbreviation is unavoidable, the entire word should be written, and its abbreviation should be enclosed in parentheses in the first mention of the word.　 (3) Structure　  　 The structure should be as follows: Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion, References, etc…　 (4) Heading number　  　 The order of the heading numbers should be 1, 2.., 1.1, 1.2.., 1.1.1, 1.1.2... If a further sub-heading is required, it should be written as (1), (2)..., or A, B...105　 (5) Delimiters, symbols, etc.　  　 Delimiters (e.g., commas, periods, colons, semi-colons) and symbols (e.g., %, =, unequal symbols, <, >) should follow the general English notation principles. Units such as “cm” should not be written with symbol fonts but with half-width English characters.　 (6) Notes　  　 When something to be noted first appears, a number should be affixed as a superscript at the right side of the word or concept in the following manner: …†1), …†2). If it appears at a sentence break, insert it on the right side just before the comma or period. The details of all notes should be placed before the References list.　 (7) Mathematical formula　  　 Formulas should be expressed in “LaTeX” format, if possible.3.5 References3.5.1 In-text citationsOne number should be assigned for each reference and must be denoted with a superscript number in order of appearance (e.g., …1), …2,3), and …4-6)). The same number is given if the same reference is cited multiple times. When one quotes different parts of the same document and wants to specify each page number, this must be specified in the body instead of the References list (see 3.5.2 in the next section).When writing the author’s name in the text, use only the surname, and in the case of multiple authors, follow the format below.　　Two authors: The two names should be joined by “and”: Kawasaki and Egusa　　 Three or more authors: Only the surname of the first author is written, and others are abbreviated: “Kawasaki et al.”3.5.2 References listReference materials cited in the body are all listed in the References list. References must be accurately written so that the reader understands the accurate bibliographic information and is able to obtain that literature on their own. The following are examples of how references should be written.　(1) Journal article　Author name : Title. Journal name, volume issue, page-page, publication year.　1.  Up to 10 authors can be listed. The last two surnames should be joined by “and,” and the rest can be separated by commas.　2.  Space, colon, and space (all half-width) should be placed between the author’s name and the title.　3.  The title and publication year are followed by a period, and commas should be used for other delimiters.　4.  The first letter of the first word of the title should be capitalized, and others should be written in lowercase letters except for proper nouns and subtitles.　5.  Subtitles should be connected by colons. Capitalize the beginning of the word immediately after the colon (at the beginning of the subtitle).　6.  Journal names should be written in italics, and the first letter of each word should be capitalized except for articles and prepositions. The formal name should be used without omission (do not use the abbreviated journal name).106　7.  Volumes should be in the standard font (Times New Roman) and not in bold.　8.  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YAMAGATA, Ryuzo

TAKAHASHI, Hisashi

KUROZUMI, Chiharu

KOGA, Tomoshige

Effects of Olfactory Stimuli on Spontaneous Swallowing in Healthy Adults

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