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ラムンドゥス・シビウデ著『被造物の書』または『本性の書』または『人間についての書』（1437年）（2） -「第11章」～「第30章」-
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La mise en scène du roman Le Rouge et le Noir -la comédie musicale française et la pièce de Takarazuka-
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The Role of Support Staff in DST（Digital Storytelling）Activities -From the Interaction Between the Creator and Support Staff at a Local Japanese Language Class-
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in Newspaper Comic Strips（Part8） -A Qualitative Analysis of the Comic Strip “Chikyu Boei Ke no Hitobito”（The Earth-Saver Family）in a Major National Newspaper in Japan，Asahi，during Abe’s Second Tenure，2012-2020-
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The “Seidō” of Shinobugaoka and Nori Ōgai’s Yasui Sokken -Cultural Strata in Kanda Surugadai（3）-
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Impact of place names in product brands on attractiveness -Verification from the perspective of production areas and brand image-
Get PDFIn the sensory marketing domain, a vast amount of knowledge has been accumulated on product origin designations. However, there has been a lack of research on the effects of the brand power of place names and the difference between the impact of the place name as the origin of the product and the place name as the place of production. In this study, cheesecake was used as a commercial product, and a survey was conducted using government-designated cities in Japan. The results showed that the association of place names with brands and products increases the attractiveness of products, but even without these factors, place names themselves have value and tend to increase the attractiveness of products.ここに掲載した著作物の利用に関する注意 本著作物の著作権は日本感性工学会に帰属します。本著作物は著作権者である日本感性工学会の許可のもとに掲載するものです。ご利用に当たっては「著作権法」ならびに関連法規に従うことをお願いいたします。journal articl
Neighborhood Socioeconomic Disadvantage and Frailty among Mid‑to‑Older‑Aged Adults in Australia -Cross‑Sectional and Longitudinal Associations-
No full textThis study examined the cross-sectional and longitudinal associations between neighborhood socioeconomic disadvantage and frailty in middle-toolder-aged adults. Data were obtained from a cohort study conducted in Brisbane, Australia, with 3966 participants（mean age 58.2 years; female 57.6%）included in cross-sectional analysis and 2846 in longitudinal analysis (3-year follow-up). A frailty index（FI）, a composite score consisting of 32 items, was used continuously (range 0–1) and categorized into frail (FI > 0.35) and non-frail. Neighborhood disadvantage was measured using the Index of Relative Socioeconomic Disadvantage, an area-level composite index, and was categorized into tertiles. Two-level mixed-effects linear and logistic regression models were fitted, accounting for area-level clustering through random intercepts for areas and adjusting for demographic variables and individual-level socioeconomic status. In the cross-sectional analysis, 11% of participants were frail. Compared to residents of low disadvantage neighborhoods, those in middle and high disadvantage neighborhoods had higher levels of frailty and greater odds of being frail（OR = 1.54 [95% CI 1.13, 2.09] and OR = 2.86 [2.11, 3.88],respectively）. In the longitudinal analysis, residing in middle and high disadvantage neighborhoods was significantly associated with increases in FI scores,relative to low disadvantage neighborhoods. Incident frailty was observed in 5% of participants at the follow-up. Residing in high disadvantage neighborhoods showed significantly higher odds of incident frailty（OR = 1.75 [1.08, 2.86]）. Mid-to-older-aged residents of disadvantaged neighborhoods are more likely to be frail and to become frail over 3 years, compared to those in advantaged neighborhoods. Communitylevel interventions to reduce frailty should target disadvantage neighborhoods.journal articl
Current Status of Deepfake Regulations for Elections in the United States
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