Yoshioka Naomi

教授
学位：博士（学術）

基本情報

所属

Undergraduate School of Physical Education / Department of Physical Recreation
Graduate School of Physical Education / Course of Physical Education

詳細情報

研究キーワード

adapted sport
senior sport
Therapeutic Recreation
Welfare
Leisure
Therapy
Recreation

研究分野

Life sciences Sports science adapted physical activity

受賞

The Asian Society of Disable Sociology The 11th Asian Society of Disable Sociology International Conference Award

論文

The Effects of Educational Materials for Parents of Children with Special Needs: An Examination of Parenting Styles and Values through Childrenʼs Extracurricular Activities

Effects of an Exercise Program on Aerobic Physical Activity Acquisition and Weight Management for a Person with Severe Intellectual Disability

Influence of a sports class on sports participation and living functions of a person with multiple disabilities: A case study applying the ICF

Effect of sports participation on mood in a woman with Autism spectrum disorder

Athletic ability and sports participation in children with developmental disabilities: From parents' perspectives

Can recreation exist in healthcare? Recreational therapy and its professionalization

Comparative Study of Physical Activity in an Individual with Autism Spectrum Disorder between School and Subsequent Employment

Association between factor analysis result of the image for the physical education class and likes and dislikes of the exercise in the university student : Thinking about the physical education as the lifelong sports for women

Text Analysis on enjoyment in University Physical Education Class

講演・口頭発表等

A process for coping with barriers to community-sports participation among children with developmental disabilities
Psychological effect of physical activities in a woman with autism spectrum disorder
Effect of sports participation on mood in a woman with autism spectrum disorder
Report of a recreational horseback riding program for children with developmental disorders
Components of enjoyment through leisure activity in the edlerly in Japan