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Many people are ashamed of bodily expression activity. This study aimed to examine the items that effectively contributed as factors to a sense of shame in bodily expression activity. Eleven items were classified, and 212 healthy students [mean age, 21.0 years; standard deviation (SD), 4.9 years; male, N= 101; female, N= 111]responded to these items through “Yes" or “No." In addition, when there was a newly effective item, a free description of the item was demanded. Consequently, the effectiveness of the selected items, the changing expression of the items, and the need to examine new items were observed. |
