Masaki Yuki has joined the Executive Committee of the International Society for Self & Identity. The term will be until […]
Our post-doc Junko Yamada, Ph.D. has got a Researcher position at the Brain Science Institute, Tamagawa University, starting from April […]
Ms. Wen-Qiao Li, a new MEXT research student who completed her master’s degree at Sun Yat-sen University has joined our […]
We have launched our new special website for the relational mobility project. The content is RICH: Scales in multiple languages, data sharing, […]
Our large-scale 39-country study that tested and explored the ecological antecedents and psychological consequences of relational mobility, along with validation […]
Ms. Lauren Howard, a master’s student at the College of William and Mary is staying with us from June 1 […]
Dr. Christina Sagioglou, a post-doctoral researcher at Institut für Psychologie, Universität Innsbruck, is staying in our lab from March to […]
Our new paper on relational mobility and passion in romantic relationships (lead author: Junko Yamada) has been accepted publication in […]
Masaki Yuki has become a Collaborator of the Seshat, a global history databank project, and of the Cultural Evolution Lab at […]
Our new review article on the East-West differences in group behavior and psychology is now online! Reference: Kavanagh, C., & Yuki, […]
Robert Thomson (Ph.D. program graduate) has become a Lecturer of Media Communication at Department of English at Hokusei Gakuen University. Congratulations, […]
Our paper has received a 2015 Outstanding Publication Award from the Japanese Group Dynamics Association! Yamada, J., Kito, M., & […]
Our team’s new review article “Relational mobility and close relationships: A socioecological approach to explain cross-cultural differences” (Authors: Mie Kito, […]
The 23rd International Congress of the International Association for Cross-Cultural Psychology, held in Nagoya, Japan drew to a close today, […]
Masaki Yuki has received two University President’s awards from Hokkaido University! Hokkaido University President’s Award for Outstanding Research Hokkaido University […]
Just a quick update to point readers to a new page on our website about the Collective Rituals and Group […]
A new article “Relational mobility and intimacy in friendships and romantic relationships: A cross-societal study between Canada and Japan” (Authors: […]
LAB PRESS RELEASE – FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE A new cross-cultural study of social network site (SNS) users in Japan (Facebook […]
In March 2015, Dimitris Xygalatas, a cognitive anthropologist specialising in research on extreme rituals, visited the lab. Dr. Xygalatas provided […]
As the current Japan-based research lab for the University of Oxford’s international Ritual, Community and Conflict project, members of our lab […]
