The Personal Webpage of Genji Sugamura
Genji Sugamura, Ph.D. is associate professor of psychology at Kansai University, Osaka, Japan. He teaches clinical psychology, introduction to psychology, experimatal psychology, and research method in both undergraduate and graduate levels.
He was a student and coworker of the late Dr. Michael J. Mahoney (a student and friend of Dr. Albert Bandura) at University of North Texas and Saybrook Graduate School & Research Center.
He is interested in philosophical and meta-theoretical issues in psychology, especially in clinical application of constructivism, social constructionism, and Eastern religious/philosophical traditions.
Also, he has been conducting several experiments to examine Jamesian theory of emotion, based on an idea of Yutaka Haruki's "Embodied Psychology."
Marie Hoskins, Mary and Ken Gergen, Michael Mahoney, and Genji Sugamura at Goteborg Airport, June, 2005. |
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