Huaibin Jiang
Biographic Data
| ID | 3913623 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Huaibin Jiang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Huaibin |
| FAMILY NAME | Jiang |
| SIGNATURE | JIANG H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Fujian Normal University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5704-2696 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 23 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 23 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The impact of depression on parental control and problematic mobile phone use
Associations Between Depression and Problematic Social Media Use
Depression is frequently associated with problematic social media use (PSMU), yet evidence integrating day-to-day dynamics with longer-term temporal ordering remains limited. We conducted two studies to examine these associations. In Study 1, 169 college students completed a 2-week daily diary assessing depressive symptoms adapted from the Kutcher Adolescent Depression Scale and PSMU derived from the PSMU Scale. Dynamic structural equation modell…
Smartphone dependence and mindfulness awareness in Chinese adolescents
The Relationship Between Envy and Problematic Social Media Use
Social media is widely used worldwide, and previous research has established a link between envy and social media use. However, the dynamic association between envy and problematic social media use has rarely been explored. Based on Social Comparison Theory and Innovation Adoption Framework, the study examined the relationship between envy and problematic social media use. Study 1 adopted a longitudinal design at the trait level and Study 2 utili…
Comparing Network Structures of Problematic Smartphone Use and Cognitive Failures Among Junior and Senior High School Students
Harsh Parenting and Problematic Smartphone Use
Parental Control, Peer Relationship Quality, Depression and Aggression
Depression and aggression are important indicators for evaluating adolescents’ mental health, thus it’s necessary to explore the similarities and differences in the internal mechanisms of both. A total of 1,113 high school students, of which 871 (78.26%) were girls ( M = 16.72, SD = 0.90) completed Parental Control Scale, Peer Relationship Quality Scale, Depression Scale and Aggression Behavior Scale. Latent profile analysis identified four profi…
Parental psychological control and cyberbullying in vocational college students
This study examined the role of moral disengagement dual system of self-control in the relationship between parental psychological control and cyberbullying. Participants were involved 802 vocational college students (46.01% females; M = 18.11, SD = 1.23). They completed measures on parental psychological control, moral disengagement, dual system of self-control (impulse and control system), and cyberbullying. The results from mediation-moderatio…
The Link Between Bullying Victimization, Maladjustment, Self-Control, and Bullying
Bullying victimization, which adversely affects the physical and mental health of adolescents, may trigger bullying behaviors. This study aimed to explore the potential pathways from traditional bullying victimization to becoming a bullying perpetrator and to compare the differences between traditional and cyberbullying perpetration. This study surveyed 1,113 high school students (871 girls, Mage = 16.85 ± 4.59) using the Bully/Victim Scale, Mala…
Alexithymia and problematic mobile phone use among college students with and without siblings
Parental control and bullying
Previous research has established a connection between parental control and bullying. However, the nuanced relationships involving different combinations of psychological control (PPC) and behavioral control (PBC), along with traditional and cyberbullying, remain ambiguous. Thus, this study investigated the associations of specific parental control dimensions and profiles with traditional and cyberbullying, focusing on the potential mediating mec…
Examining the Moderating Effects of Neuroticism and Gender in the Mediation of Deviant Peer Affiliation to Cyberbullying Through Moral Disengagement
Deviant peer affiliation (DPA) and moral disengagement (MD) play a vital role in adolescents' cyberbullying perpetration (CP). However, moderating mechanisms underlying this association remain largely unknown. Based on the Social-ecological conceptual framework of cyberbullying (SECF-C), we tested a moderated mediating model to examine whether MD mediated the relationships between DPA and CP and whether these mediating processes were moderated by…
Neuroticism and problematic smartphone use symptom types
Does adolescents’ social anxiety trigger problematic smartphone use, or vice versa? A comparison between problematic and unproblematic smartphone users
Alexithymia and mobile phone addiction among college students
The current study explored the mediating role of boredom and anxiety on the relationship between alexithymia and mobile phone addiction among Chinese college students. Participants (n = 354; female = 49.7%, mean age = 19.30 years, SD = 1.28 years) completed the Toronto Alexithymia Scale, the Boredom Proneness Scale-Short Form, the Symptom Check List 90, and the Mobile Phone Addiction Index. Regression analysis showed that higher alexithymia was a…
Preference for Smartphone-Based Internet Applications and Smartphone Addiction Among Young Adult Addicts
Young adults are a high-risk population for developing smartphone addiction (SA), which bring about social issues. One theoretically and empirically supported proximal risk factor of SA is preference for smartphone-based internet applications (PSIA). However, most previous studies ignore gender difference and symptomatic heterogeneity of SA. Besides, many previous data analyses contain non-addicts, and the results derived might not be applicable …
The link between exposure to violent media, normative beliefs about aggression, self‐control, and aggression
Adolescence is a high‐risk age for exposure to violent media (EVM) and bullying. Some previous theories and empirical studies have highlighted a moderated mediating model that normative beliefs about aggression (NBA) as a mediator and self‐control (SC) as a moderator for the link between EVM and aggressive behaviors (including bullying behaviors). However, most previous studies analyzed traditional bullying (TB) and cyberbullying (CB) separately,…
Social anxiety, maladaptive cognition, mobile phone addiction, and perceived social support
This study tested the mediation effect of maladaptive cognition in the association between social anxiety and mobile phone addiction, and the moderating role of perceived social support in that relationship. A sample of 468 Chinese university students (female = 43.6%; age range = 17 to 23 years, SD = 1.6 years) were study participants. They completed measures of social anxiety, mobile phone addiction, maladaptive cognition, and perceived social s…
Cumulative risk and school bullying experiences
We examined the mediation effect of moral disengagement in the association between children’s cumulative risk and high experience of school bullying. Additionally, we determined whether this mediating process was moderated by gender. A sample of 509 Chinese adolescent school students (female = 39.50%; mean age = 13.02 years, SD = 0.86 years) completed the measures of cumulative risk (parent-child relationship, friend support, and school connected…
Adult attachment
This study aimed to examine the extent to which adult attachment mediates the relationship between childhood trauma and mobile phone addiction. The sample consisted of 263 Chinese college students in Fujian (female = 65.4%; mean age = 19.45 years, SD = 1.52 years). Students completed measures of childhood trauma, adult attachment, and mobile phone addiction. Mediation analysis applying structural equation modelling and Preacher’s mediation analys…
The Influence of Emotion and Empathy on Decisions to Help Others
Many decisions to help others are made in emotionally associated circumstances. Empathy is known to motivate prosocial behavior. However, no studies have investigated the interaction between empathy and emotion in deciding to help others. In total, 151 students scoring either high or low in empathy viewed three types of emotional clips (anger vs. sadness vs. neutrality) and completed the "Help for Another Study" task. Analysis of variance showed …
Exploring the process of ethical leadership on organisational commitment
This study aimed to examine the extent to which career calling mediates the relationship between ethical leadership and organisational commitment. The sample consisted of 943 employees randomly recruited from ten financial organisations in China (females = 39.87%; mean age = 34.76 years, SD = 12.69 years). Employees completed measures of ethical leadership, career calling, and organisational commitment. Mediation analysis applying structural equa…
Leader-member exchange and organisational citizenship behaviour
This study investigated the mediating and moderating effects of role ambiguity (RA) on the relationship between leader- member exchange (LMX) and organisational citizenship behaviour (OCB). Participants were 426 nurses recruited from 12 public hospitals in China (female = 99.1%; mean age = 36.19 years, SD = 7.25 years). They were asked to complete three self-report scales, including the Leader-Member Exchange Scale, the Role Ambiguity Scale, and …
The Link Between Bullying Victimization, Maladjustment, Self-Control, and Bullying
Bullying victimization, which adversely affects the physical and mental health of adolescents, may trigger bullying behaviors. This study aimed to explore the potential pathways from traditional bullying victimization to becoming a bullying perpetrator and to compare the differences between traditional and cyberbullying perpetration. This study surveyed 1,113 high school students (871 girls, Mage = 16.85 ± 4.59) using the Bully/Victim Scale, Mala…
Parental control and bullying
Previous research has established a connection between parental control and bullying. However, the nuanced relationships involving different combinations of psychological control (PPC) and behavioral control (PBC), along with traditional and cyberbullying, remain ambiguous. Thus, this study investigated the associations of specific parental control dimensions and profiles with traditional and cyberbullying, focusing on the potential mediating mec…
The link between exposure to violent media, normative beliefs about aggression, self‐control, and aggression
Adolescence is a high‐risk age for exposure to violent media (EVM) and bullying. Some previous theories and empirical studies have highlighted a moderated mediating model that normative beliefs about aggression (NBA) as a mediator and self‐control (SC) as a moderator for the link between EVM and aggressive behaviors (including bullying behaviors). However, most previous studies analyzed traditional bullying (TB) and cyberbullying (CB) separately,…
The Influence of Emotion and Empathy on Decisions to Help Others
Many decisions to help others are made in emotionally associated circumstances. Empathy is known to motivate prosocial behavior. However, no studies have investigated the interaction between empathy and emotion in deciding to help others. In total, 151 students scoring either high or low in empathy viewed three types of emotional clips (anger vs. sadness vs. neutrality) and completed the "Help for Another Study" task. Analysis of variance showed …
Preference for Smartphone-Based Internet Applications and Smartphone Addiction Among Young Adult Addicts
Young adults are a high-risk population for developing smartphone addiction (SA), which bring about social issues. One theoretically and empirically supported proximal risk factor of SA is preference for smartphone-based internet applications (PSIA). However, most previous studies ignore gender difference and symptomatic heterogeneity of SA. Besides, many previous data analyses contain non-addicts, and the results derived might not be applicable …
Exploring the process of ethical leadership on organisational commitment
This study aimed to examine the extent to which career calling mediates the relationship between ethical leadership and organisational commitment. The sample consisted of 943 employees randomly recruited from ten financial organisations in China (females = 39.87%; mean age = 34.76 years, SD = 12.69 years). Employees completed measures of ethical leadership, career calling, and organisational commitment. Mediation analysis applying structural equa…
Leader-member exchange and organisational citizenship behaviour
This study investigated the mediating and moderating effects of role ambiguity (RA) on the relationship between leader- member exchange (LMX) and organisational citizenship behaviour (OCB). Participants were 426 nurses recruited from 12 public hospitals in China (female = 99.1%; mean age = 36.19 years, SD = 7.25 years). They were asked to complete three self-report scales, including the Leader-Member Exchange Scale, the Role Ambiguity Scale, and …
Social anxiety, maladaptive cognition, mobile phone addiction, and perceived social support
This study tested the mediation effect of maladaptive cognition in the association between social anxiety and mobile phone addiction, and the moderating role of perceived social support in that relationship. A sample of 468 Chinese university students (female = 43.6%; age range = 17 to 23 years, SD = 1.6 years) were study participants. They completed measures of social anxiety, mobile phone addiction, maladaptive cognition, and perceived social s…
Cumulative risk and school bullying experiences
We examined the mediation effect of moral disengagement in the association between children’s cumulative risk and high experience of school bullying. Additionally, we determined whether this mediating process was moderated by gender. A sample of 509 Chinese adolescent school students (female = 39.50%; mean age = 13.02 years, SD = 0.86 years) completed the measures of cumulative risk (parent-child relationship, friend support, and school connected…
Adult attachment
This study aimed to examine the extent to which adult attachment mediates the relationship between childhood trauma and mobile phone addiction. The sample consisted of 263 Chinese college students in Fujian (female = 65.4%; mean age = 19.45 years, SD = 1.52 years). Students completed measures of childhood trauma, adult attachment, and mobile phone addiction. Mediation analysis applying structural equation modelling and Preacher’s mediation analys…
The Influence of Emotion and Empathy on Decisions to Help Others
Many decisions to help others are made in emotionally associated circumstances. Empathy is known to motivate prosocial behavior. However, no studies have investigated the interaction between empathy and emotion in deciding to help others. In total, 151 students scoring either high or low in empathy viewed three types of emotional clips (anger vs. sadness vs. neutrality) and completed the "Help for Another Study" task. Analysis of variance showed …
Neuroticism and problematic smartphone use symptom types
Does adolescents’ social anxiety trigger problematic smartphone use, or vice versa? A comparison between problematic and unproblematic smartphone users
Alexithymia and mobile phone addiction among college students
The current study explored the mediating role of boredom and anxiety on the relationship between alexithymia and mobile phone addiction among Chinese college students. Participants (n = 354; female = 49.7%, mean age = 19.30 years, SD = 1.28 years) completed the Toronto Alexithymia Scale, the Boredom Proneness Scale-Short Form, the Symptom Check List 90, and the Mobile Phone Addiction Index. Regression analysis showed that higher alexithymia was a…
Preference for Smartphone-Based Internet Applications and Smartphone Addiction Among Young Adult Addicts
Young adults are a high-risk population for developing smartphone addiction (SA), which bring about social issues. One theoretically and empirically supported proximal risk factor of SA is preference for smartphone-based internet applications (PSIA). However, most previous studies ignore gender difference and symptomatic heterogeneity of SA. Besides, many previous data analyses contain non-addicts, and the results derived might not be applicable …
The link between exposure to violent media, normative beliefs about aggression, self‐control, and aggression
Adolescence is a high‐risk age for exposure to violent media (EVM) and bullying. Some previous theories and empirical studies have highlighted a moderated mediating model that normative beliefs about aggression (NBA) as a mediator and self‐control (SC) as a moderator for the link between EVM and aggressive behaviors (including bullying behaviors). However, most previous studies analyzed traditional bullying (TB) and cyberbullying (CB) separately,…
Alexithymia and problematic mobile phone use among college students with and without siblings
Parental control and bullying
Previous research has established a connection between parental control and bullying. However, the nuanced relationships involving different combinations of psychological control (PPC) and behavioral control (PBC), along with traditional and cyberbullying, remain ambiguous. Thus, this study investigated the associations of specific parental control dimensions and profiles with traditional and cyberbullying, focusing on the potential mediating mec…
Examining the Moderating Effects of Neuroticism and Gender in the Mediation of Deviant Peer Affiliation to Cyberbullying Through Moral Disengagement
Deviant peer affiliation (DPA) and moral disengagement (MD) play a vital role in adolescents' cyberbullying perpetration (CP). However, moderating mechanisms underlying this association remain largely unknown. Based on the Social-ecological conceptual framework of cyberbullying (SECF-C), we tested a moderated mediating model to examine whether MD mediated the relationships between DPA and CP and whether these mediating processes were moderated by…
Smartphone dependence and mindfulness awareness in Chinese adolescents
The Relationship Between Envy and Problematic Social Media Use
Social media is widely used worldwide, and previous research has established a link between envy and social media use. However, the dynamic association between envy and problematic social media use has rarely been explored. Based on Social Comparison Theory and Innovation Adoption Framework, the study examined the relationship between envy and problematic social media use. Study 1 adopted a longitudinal design at the trait level and Study 2 utili…
Comparing Network Structures of Problematic Smartphone Use and Cognitive Failures Among Junior and Senior High School Students
Harsh Parenting and Problematic Smartphone Use
Parental Control, Peer Relationship Quality, Depression and Aggression
Depression and aggression are important indicators for evaluating adolescents’ mental health, thus it’s necessary to explore the similarities and differences in the internal mechanisms of both. A total of 1,113 high school students, of which 871 (78.26%) were girls ( M = 16.72, SD = 0.90) completed Parental Control Scale, Peer Relationship Quality Scale, Depression Scale and Aggression Behavior Scale. Latent profile analysis identified four profi…
Parental psychological control and cyberbullying in vocational college students
This study examined the role of moral disengagement dual system of self-control in the relationship between parental psychological control and cyberbullying. Participants were involved 802 vocational college students (46.01% females; M = 18.11, SD = 1.23). They completed measures on parental psychological control, moral disengagement, dual system of self-control (impulse and control system), and cyberbullying. The results from mediation-moderatio…
The Link Between Bullying Victimization, Maladjustment, Self-Control, and Bullying
Bullying victimization, which adversely affects the physical and mental health of adolescents, may trigger bullying behaviors. This study aimed to explore the potential pathways from traditional bullying victimization to becoming a bullying perpetrator and to compare the differences between traditional and cyberbullying perpetration. This study surveyed 1,113 high school students (871 girls, Mage = 16.85 ± 4.59) using the Bully/Victim Scale, Mala…
The impact of depression on parental control and problematic mobile phone use
Associations Between Depression and Problematic Social Media Use
Depression is frequently associated with problematic social media use (PSMU), yet evidence integrating day-to-day dynamics with longer-term temporal ordering remains limited. We conducted two studies to examine these associations. In Study 1, 169 college students completed a 2-week daily diary assessing depressive symptoms adapted from the Kutcher Adolescent Depression Scale and PSMU derived from the PSMU Scale. Dynamic structural equation modell…
Psychology (19 works) · Developmental psychology (13 works) · Impact of Technology on Adolescents (13 works) · Social Psychology (13 works) · Clinical Psychology (9 works) · Psychiatry (8 works) · Social Psychology (8 works) · Child and Adolescent Psychosocial and Emotional Development (7 works) · Mediation (7 works) · Bullying, Victimization, and Aggression (6 works)