This dissertation analyzes a study which focused on the problem of interpersonal relationship development between Japanese hosts and visiting North American exchange students during their one year of studying abroad at a Japanese university. The study identified and analyzed factors that contributed to, or inhibited social interaction which led to effective interpersonal relations. The research described and explained the interpersonal relationship development experience of the research participants. A qualitative interpretive case study, participants included both North American exchange students and Japanese people with whom they developed relationships. Data collection was accomplished over a one-year period utilizing in-depth interviewi...
There are more Japanese people coming to the United States than ever before. Increasing numbers of p...
Participating in an exchange program abroad has been popular for university students all over the wo...
The purpose of this study was to investigate "themes," patterns of accounts related to the lived ex...
Research on study abroad (SA) reported American students’ struggles of developing personal relatio...
The purpose of this study was to identify and analyze the views of exchange students from Asia about...
This study examined the developmental value of Japanese student intercultural interaction during sho...
This paper analyzes the cases of two students JA and JB, who belong to an international exchange gro...
埼玉県越谷市The process of communication with the local people is very important when a student is studyin...
This study examined the relationship between students' interactions with host nationals while on stu...
The authors of this paper have been providing Japanese students with American social skills learning...
This study was initiated in order to understand how cross-cultural friendships are formed and manage...
In the past several years, there has been a movement to reconsider the original plan of receiving in...
This paper is a continuous study of Fujii(2010) analyzing the cases of two students JA and JB, who b...
This study explores the elements of study abroad programs that contribute to cultivating intercultur...
This study investigates how short-term international students get social support and achieve cross-c...
There are more Japanese people coming to the United States than ever before. Increasing numbers of p...
Participating in an exchange program abroad has been popular for university students all over the wo...
The purpose of this study was to investigate "themes," patterns of accounts related to the lived ex...
Research on study abroad (SA) reported American students’ struggles of developing personal relatio...
The purpose of this study was to identify and analyze the views of exchange students from Asia about...
This study examined the developmental value of Japanese student intercultural interaction during sho...
This paper analyzes the cases of two students JA and JB, who belong to an international exchange gro...
埼玉県越谷市The process of communication with the local people is very important when a student is studyin...
This study examined the relationship between students' interactions with host nationals while on stu...
The authors of this paper have been providing Japanese students with American social skills learning...
This study was initiated in order to understand how cross-cultural friendships are formed and manage...
In the past several years, there has been a movement to reconsider the original plan of receiving in...
This paper is a continuous study of Fujii(2010) analyzing the cases of two students JA and JB, who b...
This study explores the elements of study abroad programs that contribute to cultivating intercultur...
This study investigates how short-term international students get social support and achieve cross-c...
There are more Japanese people coming to the United States than ever before. Increasing numbers of p...
Participating in an exchange program abroad has been popular for university students all over the wo...
The purpose of this study was to investigate "themes," patterns of accounts related to the lived ex...