Content／学習内容

• Week1 : History and Culture of Cosmetic Behavior

  • 1-0. Introduction
  • 1-1. Cosmetic behavior in Animals and Ancient Humans
  • 1-2. History of Cosmetic Behavior Overview (1): Water and Oil in Japan and the West
  • 1-3. History of Cosmetic Behavior Overview (2): Plato and Cosmetic Behavior
  • 1-4. Birth of Skincare and Nurturing Cosmetic Behavior
  • 1-5. History of Baths
  • 1-6. “Public” Western Dress vs. “Private and Ceremonial” Japanese Dress
  • 1-7. Implicit Dress Code
  • 1-8. Modern Habits of Cosmetic Behavior: The Present in Japan and in the World
  • 1-9. From "Beauty vs. Health" to "Health through Beauty"
• Week2 : Psychophysiology of Cosmetic Behavior

  • 2-0. Introduction
  • 2-1. Basics of Emotional Psychology (1): Sympathetic-adrenal-medullary Axis and the HPA Axis
  • 2-2. Basics of Emotional Psychology (2): The Genesis of Emotional Experience
  • 2-3-1. Intersecting Histories of Psychology and Tohoku University, Part1
  • 2-3-2. Intersecting Histories of Psychology and Tohoku University, Part2
  • 2-4. Ancient Stress and Modern Stress
  • 2-5-1. Stress Hormone Trigger Button: Experiments with Video and Public Speech, Part1
  • 2-5-2. Stress Hormone Trigger Button: Experiments with Video and Public Speech, Part2
  • 2-6. Daily Hassles and Daily Uplifts
  • 2-7. Morning Skincare and Evening Skincare
  • 2-8. Relaxation Effects of Beauty Massage
  • 2-9. Relaxation Effects of Fragrance
• Week3 : Perceptual Psychology of Cosmetic Behavior

  • 3-0. Introduction
  • 3-1. What is a Face? (1) Radar and Screen
  • 3-2. What is a Face? (2) The “Seat of Personality”
  • 3-3. Ways to Make Eyes Look Bigger (1) The Basics of Illusion
  • 3-4. Ways to Make Eyes Look Bigger (2) The Magic of Eyeshadow
  • 3-5. The Three Principles of Attractiveness: Is Makeup about Contrast?
  • 3-6. Facial Map
  • 3-7. Application of the Facial Map: Dogs, Clothing, and Fragrance
  • 3-8. The Science of "Tokimeki (a flutter)"
  • 3-9. The Mere Exposure Effect of Fragrance
• Week4 : Social Psychology of Cosmetic Behavior

  • 4-0. Introduction
  • 4-1. Cosmetic Therapy (1): Facial Nerve Paralysis
  • 4-2. Cosmetic Therapy (2):Senile Dementia
  • 4-3. Aging and Senescence (1): Aesthetic Of Youth Worship
  • 4-4. Aging and Senescence (2): Smart Aging
  • 4-5. A Time of Relaxation
  • 4-6. Disaster and Cosmetic Behavior
  • 4-7. Men's Makeup
  • 4-8. Cosmetic Behavior and Personality
  • 4-9. Final Summary：Cosmetic Behavior as an Emotion Control Device Built in Daily Life

Staff／スタッフ

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  • Teacher

  Tsuneyuki Abe

  Tohoku University Graduate School of Arts and Letters

  Professor

Contact／お問合せ先

Center for the Advancement of Open Online Education, Tohoku University
Email: secretary.mooc@grp.tohoku.ac.jp

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