Anna Y Zhang
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 273542 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Anna Y Zhang |
| NOMBRES | Anna Y |
| APELLIDO | Zhang |
| FIRMA | ZHANG A Y |
| AFILIACIONES | Pennsylvania State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7098-5197 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 18 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 105 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 18 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1997 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Identity-in-action through preservice teachers’ engagement with robotics
Mobilities of creativity
This paper bridges geographical scholarship on the global mobilities of policy concepts related to culture and creativity and that on the mobilities of artists and creative practitioners to analyse the roles that geographically mobile artists and creative practitioners can play in policy mobilities. While these two sets of literature have both extensively examined geographical mobilities in the cultural and creative realms – the former on relevan…
Exploring the meaning of campus through lived experiences of students, staff, and visitors
University campuses are important places of cultural, intellectual, and economic capital, making significant contributions to their surrounding communities. As institutions seek to navigate changing expectations for university teaching, learning, research and impact, an exploration of the interface of individual experience and the campus environment is both timely and valuable. This is especially true amidst the post-pandemic push to reenergize t…
Gender and Work
Chinese immigrants in the United States have primarily relied on co-ethnic networks and formal labor market intermediaries to seek work in the ethnic economy, but online platforms have gained increasing significance. I conduct a qualitative content analysis of 145,986 job posts created between July 2019 and August 2022 for the restaurant and nail salon industry on a Chinese-language online platform, with a focus on the manifestation of gender rol…
Transfer of responsibility from scaffolding to preservice early childhood teachers learning to debug
Placing Arts Districts within Markets
This article examines the dual role of arts districts as places situated simultaneously in the urban land and art markets. It highlights the need for research into arts districts to take this dual role into account, as well as the impact that the two markets can have on these places. While the impact of the art market on land values in arts districts has been studied in some cases of art-led gentrification, there has been limited consideration of…
Thinking temporally when thinking relationally
China’s metropolises in transformation
Existing theory of urban transformation under neoliberalization describes cities as the institutional arena in and through which neoliberal strategies of urbanism emanate and are contested. Emphasis is placed on the interaction between state and market without paying adequate attention to their internal dynamics. This study of urban transformation in the Beijing metropolis identifies a distinct trajectory whereby commodification of urban land has…
Emerging spaces of neoliberal urbanism in China
This study examines the popular practices of Chinese urbanism in which commodification of urban land has been actively pursued by municipal governments as a means of revenue generation in the era of neoliberalisation. The research identifies a complex, diverse and self-conflicting internal dynamics that characterised the Chinese state, reveals the political and financial motives of local governments to engage in urbanism and maps out the emerging…
Discord of measurements in assessing depression among African Americans with cancer diagnoses
Measurement discord may be explained by African American's reporting behavior that varies from a self-reported measure to an interviewer-administrated measure of depression. African American patients showed a reluctance to use the word "depression" and a tendency to report sleep disturbance. The findings suggest that accurately assessing depression in these patients requires a consideration of their culturally shaped life experiences
Differential patient-caregiver opinions of treatment and care for advanced lung cancer patients
Anthropophobia
This study investigated the essential feature and concomitant experiences of anthropophobia, a culturally specific phobic disorder in China and Japan. One hundred and fifty subjects, including 50 anthropophobic, 50 neurasthenic and 50 normal subjects, were recruited from hospitals and downtown residential areas in Beijing. Measures of anthropophobic symptoms and DSM-III-R depressive and anxiety symptoms were administered to all subjects. Nonparam…
Ethnic characteristics of mental disorders in five U.S. communities
The study examined the ethnic ratio of 16 DSM-III mental disorders among White, Black, Hispanic, and Asian Americans. A total of 18,126 residents from 5 sites and 2,939 residents from the Epidemiological Catchment Area's Los Angeles site were studied separately. Logistic regression analysis was performed. Results showed that Blacks were significantly less likely than Whites to have major depressive episode, major depression, dysthymia, obsessive-…
Life satisfaction among Chinese elderly in Beijing
Differences between Asian and White Americans' help seeking and utilization patterns in the Los Angeles area
This study examines help seeking and utilization patterns of 161 Asian or Pacific Islander Americans and 1332 White Americans randomly selected in the Los Angeles area, based on the first wave of the Epidemiological Catchment Area (ECA) study. Logistic regression analyses are performed to detect ethnic differences in disclosing mental health problems and utilizing mental health services. Results show that Asian Americans are more reticent than Wh…
Family and Cultural Correlates of Depression Among Chinese Elderly
This study hypothesized that depressive experiences of the elderly could be aggravated by universal factors such as low social status, poor health, financial strain, and unhealthy lifestyle, as well as by factors specific to an indigenous socio-cultural environment (stressful family dynamics) of a given population. Three hundred and fifty Chinese subjects aged 65 or older were interviewed either at their homes or in the geriatric out-patient clin…
Cultural correlates of self perceived health status among Chinese elderly
Using Process and Motivation Data to Predict the Quality With Which Preservice Teachers Debugged Higher and Lower Complexity Programs
Contribution: This study indicates that supporting debugging processes is a strong method to improve debugging outcome quality among preservice, early childhood education (ECE) teachers. Background: Central to preparing ECE teachers to teach computer science is helping them learn to debug. Little is known about how ECE teachers’ motivation and debugging process quality contributes to debugging outcome quality. Research Questions: How do debugging…
Emerging spaces of neoliberal urbanism in China
This study examines the popular practices of Chinese urbanism in which commodification of urban land has been actively pursued by municipal governments as a means of revenue generation in the era of neoliberalisation. The research identifies a complex, diverse and self-conflicting internal dynamics that characterised the Chinese state, reveals the political and financial motives of local governments to engage in urbanism and maps out the emerging…
Ethnic characteristics of mental disorders in five U.S. communities
The study examined the ethnic ratio of 16 DSM-III mental disorders among White, Black, Hispanic, and Asian Americans. A total of 18,126 residents from 5 sites and 2,939 residents from the Epidemiological Catchment Area's Los Angeles site were studied separately. Logistic regression analysis was performed. Results showed that Blacks were significantly less likely than Whites to have major depressive episode, major depression, dysthymia, obsessive-…
Thinking temporally when thinking relationally
China’s metropolises in transformation
Existing theory of urban transformation under neoliberalization describes cities as the institutional arena in and through which neoliberal strategies of urbanism emanate and are contested. Emphasis is placed on the interaction between state and market without paying adequate attention to their internal dynamics. This study of urban transformation in the Beijing metropolis identifies a distinct trajectory whereby commodification of urban land has…
Life satisfaction among Chinese elderly in Beijing
Placing Arts Districts within Markets
This article examines the dual role of arts districts as places situated simultaneously in the urban land and art markets. It highlights the need for research into arts districts to take this dual role into account, as well as the impact that the two markets can have on these places. While the impact of the art market on land values in arts districts has been studied in some cases of art-led gentrification, there has been limited consideration of…
Differential patient-caregiver opinions of treatment and care for advanced lung cancer patients
Cultural correlates of self perceived health status among Chinese elderly
Gender and Work
Chinese immigrants in the United States have primarily relied on co-ethnic networks and formal labor market intermediaries to seek work in the ethnic economy, but online platforms have gained increasing significance. I conduct a qualitative content analysis of 145,986 job posts created between July 2019 and August 2022 for the restaurant and nail salon industry on a Chinese-language online platform, with a focus on the manifestation of gender rol…
Family and Cultural Correlates of Depression Among Chinese Elderly
This study hypothesized that depressive experiences of the elderly could be aggravated by universal factors such as low social status, poor health, financial strain, and unhealthy lifestyle, as well as by factors specific to an indigenous socio-cultural environment (stressful family dynamics) of a given population. Three hundred and fifty Chinese subjects aged 65 or older were interviewed either at their homes or in the geriatric out-patient clin…
Cultural correlates of self perceived health status among Chinese elderly
Life satisfaction among Chinese elderly in Beijing
Differences between Asian and White Americans' help seeking and utilization patterns in the Los Angeles area
This study examines help seeking and utilization patterns of 161 Asian or Pacific Islander Americans and 1332 White Americans randomly selected in the Los Angeles area, based on the first wave of the Epidemiological Catchment Area (ECA) study. Logistic regression analyses are performed to detect ethnic differences in disclosing mental health problems and utilizing mental health services. Results show that Asian Americans are more reticent than Wh…
Ethnic characteristics of mental disorders in five U.S. communities
The study examined the ethnic ratio of 16 DSM-III mental disorders among White, Black, Hispanic, and Asian Americans. A total of 18,126 residents from 5 sites and 2,939 residents from the Epidemiological Catchment Area's Los Angeles site were studied separately. Logistic regression analysis was performed. Results showed that Blacks were significantly less likely than Whites to have major depressive episode, major depression, dysthymia, obsessive-…
Anthropophobia
This study investigated the essential feature and concomitant experiences of anthropophobia, a culturally specific phobic disorder in China and Japan. One hundred and fifty subjects, including 50 anthropophobic, 50 neurasthenic and 50 normal subjects, were recruited from hospitals and downtown residential areas in Beijing. Measures of anthropophobic symptoms and DSM-III-R depressive and anxiety symptoms were administered to all subjects. Nonparam…
Differential patient-caregiver opinions of treatment and care for advanced lung cancer patients
Discord of measurements in assessing depression among African Americans with cancer diagnoses
Measurement discord may be explained by African American's reporting behavior that varies from a self-reported measure to an interviewer-administrated measure of depression. African American patients showed a reluctance to use the word "depression" and a tendency to report sleep disturbance. The findings suggest that accurately assessing depression in these patients requires a consideration of their culturally shaped life experiences
Emerging spaces of neoliberal urbanism in China
This study examines the popular practices of Chinese urbanism in which commodification of urban land has been actively pursued by municipal governments as a means of revenue generation in the era of neoliberalisation. The research identifies a complex, diverse and self-conflicting internal dynamics that characterised the Chinese state, reveals the political and financial motives of local governments to engage in urbanism and maps out the emerging…
China’s metropolises in transformation
Existing theory of urban transformation under neoliberalization describes cities as the institutional arena in and through which neoliberal strategies of urbanism emanate and are contested. Emphasis is placed on the interaction between state and market without paying adequate attention to their internal dynamics. This study of urban transformation in the Beijing metropolis identifies a distinct trajectory whereby commodification of urban land has…
Thinking temporally when thinking relationally
Placing Arts Districts within Markets
This article examines the dual role of arts districts as places situated simultaneously in the urban land and art markets. It highlights the need for research into arts districts to take this dual role into account, as well as the impact that the two markets can have on these places. While the impact of the art market on land values in arts districts has been studied in some cases of art-led gentrification, there has been limited consideration of…
Transfer of responsibility from scaffolding to preservice early childhood teachers learning to debug
Exploring the meaning of campus through lived experiences of students, staff, and visitors
University campuses are important places of cultural, intellectual, and economic capital, making significant contributions to their surrounding communities. As institutions seek to navigate changing expectations for university teaching, learning, research and impact, an exploration of the interface of individual experience and the campus environment is both timely and valuable. This is especially true amidst the post-pandemic push to reenergize t…
Gender and Work
Chinese immigrants in the United States have primarily relied on co-ethnic networks and formal labor market intermediaries to seek work in the ethnic economy, but online platforms have gained increasing significance. I conduct a qualitative content analysis of 145,986 job posts created between July 2019 and August 2022 for the restaurant and nail salon industry on a Chinese-language online platform, with a focus on the manifestation of gender rol…
Identity-in-action through preservice teachers’ engagement with robotics
Mobilities of creativity
This paper bridges geographical scholarship on the global mobilities of policy concepts related to culture and creativity and that on the mobilities of artists and creative practitioners to analyse the roles that geographically mobile artists and creative practitioners can play in policy mobilities. While these two sets of literature have both extensively examined geographical mobilities in the cultural and creative realms – the former on relevan…
Using Process and Motivation Data to Predict the Quality With Which Preservice Teachers Debugged Higher and Lower Complexity Programs
Contribution: This study indicates that supporting debugging processes is a strong method to improve debugging outcome quality among preservice, early childhood education (ECE) teachers. Background: Central to preparing ECE teachers to teach computer science is helping them learn to debug. Little is known about how ECE teachers’ motivation and debugging process quality contributes to debugging outcome quality. Research Questions: How do debugging…
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