Saitama Gakuen University & Kawaguchi Junior College: Academic Repository / 埼玉学園大学・川口短期大学機関リポジトリ
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    Characteristics and Determinants of Regular Customer Perception among Campground Users

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    本研究は、キャンプ場利用者が常連客をどのように認知しているかを明らかにし、その形成要因を探索することを目的とした。有効回答203部のアンケート調査の自由記述をテキストマイニングにより分析し、特徴語の出現回数および共起ネットワークを作成した。さらに、具体的な利用回数の記述を集計し、常連客と見なされる利用頻度を把握した。結果、常連客認知は「利用回数・頻度」などの量的側面に加え、「スタッフや場所への愛着」「自然環境やマナー」といった質的側面からも構成されることが明らかとなった。また、月1回以上または年間5回程度の利用が常連客と認識されやすいことが示された。クロス集計およびMann–Whitney U検定の結果、キャンプ歴、利用歴、年間利用回数が常連客認知に有意な関連をもつことが確認された。以上より、常連客認知は行動習慣と心理的愛着の双方によって特徴づけられ、体験価値や交流機会の提供が顧客維持施策において重要であることが示唆された。departmental bulletin pape

    A Survey on Self-Reflection Work Based on the Perspective of the Narrative Approach

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    The Teutonic Order and Women: St. Elisabethkirche, Marburg, as a Pilgrimage Site

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    This study analyzes the religious relationship between the Teutonic Order and “religious women” in 13th–14th-century Thuringia through the veneration of St. Elisabeth of Thuringia, using indulgences and charters as sources. The indulgences reveal that the Teutonic Order obtained papal indulgences to finance the construction of the St. Elisabethkirche in Marburg as a pilgrimage destination. Particularly, during the 1250s construction interception, the order collaborated with the papacy and Baltic bishops to attract widespread pilgrimages. Meanwhile, charters from the order's Ballei Hessen show that diverse groups—urban citizens, knights, and beguines—continued donating to the order after the church's consecration, strengthening their relationship. Especially, beguines received commemoration and pension in exchange for donations, although this relationship ended when the order relocated to Marienburg. These findings demonstrate how the sainthood of St. Elisabeth became popularized through the religious practices of the beguines. Simultaneously, they reveal that the order's choice prioritized its identityas the crusader to adapt to changes in religious dynamics.departmental bulletin pape

    The Entrainment of the Internal Clock and Audiovisual Tempo in Time Estimation

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    The present study examined how external rhythms entrain internal tempo and whether this effect differs across visual and auditory modalities. Twenty-one adults performed a 10-second time production task under visual and auditory conditions. Visual stimuli were black circles periodically displayed on a gray background, while auditory stimuli were pure tones (440 Hz) presented at fixed intervals. Results indicated that produced durations were lengthened across conditions, consistent with entrainment of internal tempo by external rhythms. Notably, the 1.50 Hz condition yielded particularly prolonged productions in the auditory modality, suggesting enhanced synchronization with rhythms close to natural bodily tempos. Moreover, auditory stimulation consistently produced longer durations than visual stimulation, implying greater susceptibility of auditory processing to temporal cues. These findings highlight modality-specific differences in temporal processing and provide converging evidence for theoretical models of time perception that emphasize the dynamic interaction between internal and external temporal mechanisms.departmental bulletin pape

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