Comparative Study of Cross-Cultural Understanding:

Japanese

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‡@Backgrounds and Attribution of the Respondents

‡ADaily Living Comparisons between Japanese and American Students

2-1 TV Watching Patterns and Information Sources(Q. 14, 15)

2-2 Family Life and Part-Time Job (Q. 16, 17)

‡BIdentifying Perception Gaps and Comparative Analysis

3-1 The Degree of Interests in Things Overseas (Q. 19, 20, 21)

3-2 Interpretations of Pearl Harbor and Atomic Bombs (Q. 22, 23)

3-3 History, National Anthem, National Flag and National Identity(Q. 25, 26)

3-4 The Mutual Images of Each Other (Q. 27, 28)

3-5 Famous American / Japanese Figures (Q. 29)

‡CComparisons pertaining to Schooling and Education per se

4-1 Field of Interests, Self-Evaluating Grades, Academic Aspirations(Q. 5, 6, 7)

4-2 Curriculum and the Grades Received (Q. 9, 10)

4-3 Entrance Exam Systems and Evaluation of Prestigious Colleges(Q. 12, 13)

4-4 Satisfactory Level in School Education (Q. 8)

4-5 Comprehension Level of Classroom Instruction (Q. 11)

‡DSummary (Research Results and the Future Tasks)

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