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cultural values for stress and coping mechanisms.<br />

2028.14 Effects <strong>of</strong> positive mind-body experiences on EEG pleasantness and nostalgic affects,<br />

Yoshitaka Konno, Takashi Uesugi, Yoshikawa Nobuyo, Bunkyo University, Japan<br />

Authors examined the effects <strong>of</strong> positive mind-body experiences through Dohsa-method on EEG<br />

pleasantness and nostalgic affects in undergraduate students. This study consisted <strong>of</strong> two<br />

experiments. Experiment I examined a correlation between the EEG pleasantness and the positive<br />

mind-body experiences. Experiments II explored the facilitating effect <strong>of</strong> positive mind-body<br />

experiences on nostalgic affects elicited by sound stimuli. Results indicated that positive<br />

mind-body experiences could enhance the EEG pleasantness, and facilitate nostalgic affects<br />

elicited. These results suggest the possibility <strong>of</strong> developing a new version <strong>of</strong> Life Review,<br />

Dohsa-method based Life Review technique for elderly people.<br />

2028.15 Exploratory study <strong>of</strong> cognitions and emotions in fears, Yumi Ito, Yoshihiko Tanno, The<br />

University <strong>of</strong> Tokyo, Japan<br />

In the field <strong>of</strong> clinical psychology phobias have been regarded as so irrational that no cognitive<br />

factors were thought to be related to the symptoms. The present study investigated the cognitive<br />

factors in fears. Subjects were presented fearful situations in the form <strong>of</strong> writing and requested to<br />

imagine it as vividly as possible. While imagining each situation, subjects had to answer the<br />

questionnaires measuring cognitions and emotions. The results <strong>of</strong> the pass analyses indicated the<br />

significant effects <strong>of</strong> cognitive factors to predict fearful emotions and the effects <strong>of</strong> the gender<br />

difference were observed.<br />

2028.16 A research on anxiety status <strong>of</strong> armed police combatants, Wen Zhang 1 , Wang Dan 2 ,<br />

1 2<br />

Special Police Academy, China; Insitute <strong>of</strong> psychology, Chinese Academy <strong>of</strong> Sciences<br />

This research used STA and EPQ testing anxiety status <strong>of</strong> 227 armed combatants. The results<br />

showed no significant <strong>of</strong> combatants’ education experience and urban /rural. Personality and trait<br />

anxiety were correlated. Stressor caused the state anxiety, a significant <strong>of</strong> anxiety reaction was<br />

found in the stressor. Introvert and instable combatants were more anxiety level. According<br />

different training date, a significant was existed. During intensified training, anxiety level <strong>of</strong><br />

combatants was higher than general training. There was a significant <strong>of</strong> serving years in anxiety<br />

level. More serving years combatants had more anxiety, and male combatants were more anxious<br />

than female ones.<br />

2028.17 The evaluation <strong>of</strong> mood condition for fragrance <strong>of</strong> body soap using EEG signals,<br />

Haduki Ogawa 1 , Noboru Ichinose 1 , Tomoyuki Yoshida 2 , 1 Lion Corporation, Japan; 2 Hiroshima<br />

<strong>International</strong> University, Japan<br />

The present experiment examined 40 subjects for relationship between mood condition and the<br />

character <strong>of</strong> fragrance <strong>of</strong> body soaps. We measured the period-fluctuation rhythm <strong>of</strong> alpha wave<br />

during 102.4s under sniffing 8 kinds <strong>of</strong> fragrances <strong>of</strong> soaps. The results suggested that citrus note<br />

induced arousal feeling, fruity or lavender note did pleasant feeling and floral or powdery note did<br />

calmed feeling, respectively. We also found that green note had an effect for heeling and a<br />

combination <strong>of</strong> citrus and fruity note induced refreshed feeling.<br />

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