@article{oai:nagoya.repo.nii.ac.jp:02001324,
 author = {ロシェコワ, オリガ and ROJKOVA, Olga},
 journal = {国際開発研究フォーラム, Forum of International Development Studies},
 month = {Feb},
 note = {This article presents a view on Japanese language learning in Russia, the state of contacts between Russia and Japan and a Russian view on Russian behavioral patterns (auto stereotype) and Japanese behavior patterns (geter stereotype). It compares the three largest regions in Russia, namely Far East, Siberia and Central Region, The study is based upon results of questionnaires completed by Russian students learning Japanese at the three largest universities in these three regions. The questionnaire consists of three parts: personal data, questions related to Japanese language learning and Japanese contacts, and a section concerning stereotypes of Russian and Japanese people. The latter is divided into three sub-sections: on behavioral patterns, general stereotypes and view of future relationship between three Russian regions and Japan. The questions regarding behavior patterns ask respondents to identify probable behavior by Russian and Japanese people in each different situation, there were designed to investigate respondents' views on the two groups' understanding following laws and interpersonal relations, group loyalty, interrelation between private and public, work style and perceptions of international business development. The final group of questions summarizes respondents' opinions on general stereotypes and represents a view of the future development of Russian-Japanese relations. The results can be explained by examining features of Russian regions, types of contacts respondents and Russian regions have had with Japanese people and Japan, the quantity of contacts with Japan and needs of each region.},
 pages = {211--231},
 title = {日本人とロシア人の行動パターンについての考察 : ロシアの三地域（極東・シベリア・中部）におけるイメージを中心に},
 volume = {31},
 year = {2006}
}