Most cited papers from Benesse Holdings (Japan)

Benesse Holdings (Japan)

What are the most cited papers from Benesse Holdings (Japan)?

The most cited paper from Benesse Holdings (Japan) is "Improvement of Japanese adults' English speaking skills via experiences speaking to a robot" (Takamasa Iio, Ryota Maeda, Kohei Ogawa et al., 2018), with 47 citations. Next come "The effect of two aspects of grit on developmental change in high school students' academic performance: Findings from a five-wave longitudinal study over the course of three years" (18) and "Association between polypharmacy and multiple uses of medical facilities in nursing home residents" (18).

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Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
#	Paper
1	Improvement of Japanese adults' English speaking skills via experiences speaking to a robot Takamasa Iio, Ryota Maeda, Kohei Ogawa et al. · Journal of Computer Assisted Learning	6 Nov 2018	47
2	The effect of two aspects of grit on developmental change in high school students' academic performance: Findings from a five-wave longitudinal study over the course of three years K. Nishikawa, Takashi Kusumi, Takatomo Shirakawa · Personality and Individual Differences	19 Feb 2022	18
3	Association between polypharmacy and multiple uses of medical facilities in nursing home residents Taro Kojima, Kiyoshi Shimada, Atsuko Terada et al. · Geriatrics and gerontology international/Geriatrics & gerontology international	Jun 2016	18
4	Collaborative filtering for expansion of learner’s background knowledge in online language learning: does “top-down” processing improve vocabulary proficiency? Masanori Yamada, Satoshi Kitamura, Hideya Matsukawa et al. · Educational Technology Research and Development	17 Jul 2014	9
5	Language patterns in Japanese patients with Alzheimer disease: A machine learning approach Yuki Momota, Kuo‐ching Liang, Toshiro Horigome et al. · Psychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences Open access	29 Dec 2022	7
6	Differences between Yes/No and multiple-choice vocabulary tests: Keisuke Inohara, Chika Matsuo, Miki Furuya et al. · The Japanese journal of psychology Open access	2021	3
7	Children in Japan and multimedia Y Shimauchi · The Turkish Journal of Pediatrics Open access	1999	2
8	Exploring the Effectiveness of Machine Translation for Improving English Proficiency: A Case Study of A Japanese University's Large-scale Implementation Chiho Toyoshima, Tsukasa Yamanaka, Kazuhiro Odagiri et al. · English Language Teaching Open access	16 Apr 2023	1
9	Promotion of Dementia Care Method® “Words to create a world for living together with you”: Effect of an online training course Ryoko Fukuda · Geriatrics and gerontology international/Geriatrics & gerontology international Open access	27 Nov 2023	0
10	What are the Effects of Project-based English Curriculum on the Development of Learners' Competencies? A Case Study of a Japanese University English Language Program Kohei Sugiyama, Tsukasa Yamanaka, Kazuhiro Odagiri · English Language Teaching Open access	24 Nov 2022	0
11	Oyako de Science (Learning about science with parents): Developing an Educational Program for Scientific Experiments Using Cell Phones Jun Nakahara, Etsuji Yamaguchi, Toshihisa Nishimori et al. Conference paper	Nov 2006	0

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