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Secretary and Writer
Class of 2025
Marie is a sophmore in the Honors College on the social work track. In the future, she hopes to become a social worker and eventually attain a doctoral degree in psychology. Outside of Brooklogue, she is a member of the SBU Kendo/Kumdo Club, the Vice President of the Stony Brook Game Developers, and a research assistant at the Self-Regulation and Cognition lab. In her free time, she enjoys playing TTRPGs and video games, listening to music, and making pottery.
Publications
What is (And Isn’t) Positive Psychology?
by Marie Yamamoto, April 1, 2022 Positive psychology is a branch of psychology that focuses on the nurturing of humanvirtue and mental strengths as well as the fostering of wellbeing (“Positive Psychology”).Founded by Martin E. P. Seligman in the late 1990’s, this field aims to combine the core goals ofits predecessor, humanistic psychology, through quantitative…
LGBTQ+ Representation and Visual Novels
by Marie Yamamoto, November 8, 2021 Visual novels are video games with a heavy emphasis on narrative. They are usually text-heavy, aided by visuals, and allow the player to interact with the story to some capacity, but beyond these elements, they can vary greatly in terms of gameplay, art style, and writing style. Likewise, visual…
Homophobia as Epistemic Justice in Japan
by Marie Yamamoto, October 14, 2021 While it is considered relatively safe for gay and bisexual individuals to live in compared to other East Asian countries, Japan still does not protect LGBTQ+ individuals from hate crimes on the national level, allow for same-sex marriages, recognize same-sex marriages performed abroad, or allow same-sex partners to adopt…
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