ASANO Tomoyuki
| Faculty Division of Human Life and Environmental Sciences Research Group of Sport and Health Sciences | Assistant Professor |
Last Updated :2025/05/10
■researchmap
Profile Information
Name (Japanese)
AsanoName (Kana)
Tomoyuki
Research History
Education
Teaching Experience
- Practice in Team Sport, Nara Women's University
- Practice in Season Sport, Nara Women's University
- Practice in Season Sport, Nara Women's University
- Sport Psychology, Nara Women's University
- Exercise in Health Behavior Change, Nara Women's University
- Physical Exercise for Health Ⅰ・Ⅱ, Nara Women's University
Professional Memberships
Social Activities
Academic Activities
■Ⅱ．研究活動実績
Published Papers
- Refereed, Sports Psychiatry, Hogrefe Publishing Group, Development and validation of the COVID-19 Anxiety Scale for Japanese elite athletes, Kanami Suzuki; Tatsuya Yamaguchi; Yasuhisa Tachiya; Kaori Eda; Tomoyuki Asano; Yoko Senzaki; Kohei Nakajima, Abstract: Introduction: Japanese elite athletes were affected by the spread of COVID-19 infection. Four years after the pandemic, COVID-19 is still spreading and subsiding, and it is expected that some athletes are still concerned about COVID-19. Therefore, we developed the COVID-19 Anxiety Scale for Elite Athletes (CAS-EA) to measure COVID-19 anxiety among Japanese elite athletes and to examine its reliability and validity. Method: This is an observational cross-sectional study. In study 1, a 35-item anxiety questionnaire about COVID-19 was administered to 100 elite athletes on 8/18-9/1/2020. In study 2, 296 elite athletes were asked to respond to the CAS-EA, the Japanese version of State-Trait Anxiety Inventory (STAI), and the Japanese version of the Fear of Coronavirus Virus Scale (FCV-19S) from 8/31-11/8/2022. Results: In study 1, an exploratory factor analysis was conducted to create CAS-EA, which consisted of 19 items with four factors: Restrictions, Sport, Practice and Athlete value. The reliability of the scales was examined, confirming a certain internal consistency. In addition, study 2 showed significant positive correlations with CAS-EA and related scales. In the COVID-19 disaster, psychological stress was more strongly associated with A-trait than physical stress, a result that could be explained by Spielberger’s Trait-state anxiety theory. Furthermore, CAS-EA scores were significantly higher for female than for male, which was consistent with the results of previous studies. Conclusion: An attempt was made to create a scale to measure anxiety about COVID-19 in Japanese elite athletes, and a 4-factor, 19-item CAS-EA was created. The reliability and validity of the scale were tested and confirmed successfully., Apr. 2024, 3, 2, 63, 69, Scientific journal, 10.1024/2674-0052/a000080
- Refereed, Mar. 2017, Doctoral thesis
- Refereed, 臨床心理身体運動学研究 = Japanese journal of clinical studies for mind & body, 日本臨床心理身体運動学会, The individuation process involved in acquiring the secrets of Noh : a biographical analysis of Zeami Motokiyo, 浅野 友之; 中込 四郎, 2017, 19, 1, 35, 49, Scientific journal
- Refereed, Japanese Journal of Sport Psychology, 日本スポーツ心理学会, Developing a Model of the Kotsu Acquisition Process in Athletes, Asano Tomoyuki; Nakagomi Shiro, In this study, <i>kotsu</i> (knack) is defined as a physical movement's main aspect, subjectively judged by an athlete, enabling him or her to perform the movement. This study aimed to develop a model of external and internal changes in athletes during the process of their acquisition of <i>kotsu</i> for their sport, and to investigate the characteristics of psychological changes that occurred during the acquisition of <i>kotsu</i>. In phase I, to develop a model of the <i>kotsu</i> acquisition process, the cases of 20 top athletes from a previous study on <i>kotsu</i> acquisition were analyzed using the Modified Grounded Theory Approach. Results demonstrated the presence of external changes such as "a motive to acquire <i>kotsu</i>," "training to acquire <i>kotsu</i>," and "changes in performance," and also internal changes such as "desire for change," "clear ideals," and "psychological changes." In phase II, interviews were conducted with 3 athletes, retired and active, who had acquired <i>kotsu</i> in the past, and the characteristics of psychological changes accompanying acquisition were examined to further refine the model developed in phase I. Results indicated that there was an association between external and internal changes at each stage of the <i>kotsu</i> acquisition process. Moreover, when athletes acquired <i>kotsu</i>, they underwent psychological changes such as "cultivation of autonomy," "self-actualization in competitive environments," and "building a foundation for future challenges after <i>kotsu</i> acquisition." Thus, the findings of this study have clarified the process of athletes acquiring <i>kotsu</i> in their sport and also demonstrated the presence of psychological changes accompanying the acquisition of <i>kotsu</i>. The experience of acquiring <i>kotsu</i> also appears to be important for athletes' personality development., 2014, 41, 1, 35, 50, Scientific journal
MISC
- Not Refereed, 28 Feb. 2025, 5, 1, 93, 109, Lecture materials
- Nov. 2024, 51, 145, 153
- Not Refereed, Oct. 2024, 71, 1, 29, 35, Report scientific journal
- Journal of High Performance Sport, Functions of the support base outside of the athlete’s village, Naoyuki Tamura; Saeko Takahashi; Yasushi Hotta; Junpei Sasadai; Masuyo Oishi; Jun Yasuda; Akiko Kamei; Keiko Motonag; Eri Takai; Yasuhisa Tachiya; Kaori Eda; Kisho Jipp; Tomoyuki Asano; Chisato Kuribayashi; Takuya Endo; Hanae Yachi; Shigeo Abe; Daichi Yamashi; Kohei Nakaji, 2022, 9, 0, 24, 39
- Not Refereed, Journal of High Performance Sport, Effectiveness of psychological support practice specific to countermeasures for athletes competing in the home country games, Tomoyuki Asano, 2022, 9, 0, 118, 124, Introduction scientific journal
- Oct. 2021, 29, 4, S155, S155
Books etc
Presentations
- Public discourse, 23 Nov. 2024
- Oral presentation, 25 Nov. 2023, 25 Nov. 2023 - 26 Nov. 2023
- Public symposium, 28 Nov. 2021
- Poster presentation, 27 Nov. 2021
- Poster presentation, 27 Nov. 2021
- Oral presentation, Nov. 2020
- Oral presentation, Dec. 2019, False
- Poster presentation, Oct. 2018, False
- Poster presentation, Oct. 2018, False
- Jul. 2017, False
- Nov. 2015, False
- Nakagomi Shiro; Asano Tomoyuki, The 14th European Congress of Sport Psychology, A Reconsideration of the process of ‘Kotsu’ acquisition in athletes based on Zen Buddhism’s ‘Ten Oxherding Pictures’, Jul. 2015, True
- Asano Tomoyuki; Suzuki Atsushi; Nakagomi Shiro, Features of experience acquiring kotsu in the athletic history of former elite athletes．, Aug. 2014, True
- Dec. 2012, False
- Nov. 2012, False
Research Projects
- Grant-in-Aid for Early-Career Scientists, Apr. 2020 - Mar. 2023, 20K19479, Principal investigator, 獲得時期の違いによるコツ獲得体験の役割とその特徴, 浅野 友之, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Early-Career Scientists, National Agency for the Advancement of Sports and Health, 2210000, 1700000, 510000, アスリートにとっての「動きのコツ獲得」体験は，パフォーマンスの安定および記録向上のみならず，その獲得過程における体験が彼らの心理的側面の発達において大きな影響を及ぼすと考えられる．このことは，"スポーツと人格形成"というスポーツ心理学の古典的課題にも応えうる研究事象であるといえる．本研究では，アスリートのコツ獲得に伴う心理的成長を「個性化の過程（"自分らしさ"を探求し表現していく過程）」と捉え，コツ獲得体験がアスリートの生涯に渡る心理的成長において どのような役割（機能）を果たすのかを検討する．このことは，競技力向上のための指導・支援における有益な手がかりとなることが期待される．
当該年度においては，前年度の取り組みで明らかとなった知見を，指導者を対象としたインタビュー調査によって多角的に検討していく計画であったが，業務との兼ね合いで研究活動に十分な時間を割くことができなかった．このことを踏まえ，次年度の計画としては文献研究によって明らかとなった仮説の検証を早急に進める．具体的には，(1)「生涯発達におけるコツ獲得体験の心理的機能」について個人差を踏まえながら事例的に検討する，(2)明らかとなった知見の妥当性について議論し精査する，といった内容を進めていく．また，本研究者が現在も実施している心理サポートの中でも，アスリートから「動きのコツ獲得」にまつわるテーマが語られることがある．こうした現場レベルでの事象，経験的知識も踏まえながら，アスリートのコツ獲得体験の意義について質的研究の立場から検討していく．, kaken - Grant-in-Aid for Challenging Exploratory Research, 2009 - 2011, 21650159, The relationship between athletic adaptation and individuation in athletes, NAKAGOMI Shiro; EDA Kaori; KOTANI Katsuhiko; ASANO Tomoyuki, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research, University of Tsukuba, 3190000, 2800000, 390000, The purpose of this study was to examine the relationship between athletic adaptation (performance enhancement) and individuation (personality development) in athletes. In order to achieve this purpose, 3 sub-research tasks were settled as follows ; 1. to verify the effectiveness of mental training program oriented toward the exploration of the athlete's inner world, 2. to consider psychological meanings of Dialogical Athletic Experiences in self-development among athletes, 3. to examine psychological changes with acquiring Kotsu (knack or secret) in their individuation process. The accomplishment of 3 research assignments made it clear that there was the coincidental relationship between athletic adaptation and individuation in athletes., kaken
■Ⅲ．社会連携活動実績
