Ruoxi Chen
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3598767 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Ruoxi Chen |
| NOMBRES | Ruoxi |
| APELLIDO | Chen |
| FIRMA | CHEN R |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Louisiana at Monroe |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2626-5448 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 14 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1984 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Dynamic simulation of urban agglomeration network resilience under disturbances
Understanding adolescents' externalizing and internalizing comorbidity from A multiple-level family perspective
Social support as a protective factor against the effect of grief reactions on depression for bereaved single older adults
This study tested the main effect model and the stress-buffering model of the mechanisms by which social support affects bereaved single older adults' depression. Data from the National Social Life, Health, and Aging Project (Wave 2; N = 621) were used to test a latent moderated structural equation model that explores the interaction between grief reactions and social support on bereaved single older adults' depression in the US. The findings pro…
The Covid-19 Pandemic and its Impact on the Southern United States
The Southern United States, the fastest growing region in the nation, is comprised of the largest number of states and home to the largest population of residents compared to the other three U.S. regions. Americans in the South have been more likely to experience poor health outcomes, to be living in poverty, and to be uninsured than those in other regions. In addition, Southerners' tradition of hospitality, the high value placed on church attend…
The Way In
An Eye on the Future
The Effect of External Influences on Mate Selection Necessity Traits
In the current study we conducted hierarchical regression analyses to examine the extent to which influences from parents, peers, and the media explained participants’ perceptions of their possible mates’ criteria and their own criteria for age, attractiveness, social status, and wealth in choosing a spouse. Participants included 333 Chinese individuals and 339 Americans. We found that the three external influences accounted for a significant amo…
A Cross-Cultural Mate Selection Study of Chinese and U.S. Men and Women
Using data on 333 never-married heterosexual Chinese adults and 339 never-married heterosexual U.S. adults, we tested a mate selection model with multiple-group structural equation modeling. Depicting mate selection as a contextual process, we first developed and then examined the fit of a model that includes multiple key variables—including culture, gender, age, external influences, self-appraisals, mate selection perceptions, and mate selection…
Chinese and American Individuals' Mate Selection Pressures
In this study, we compared Chinese and American never-married heterosexual adults' self-reported mate selection pressures and write-in responses on perceived mate selection pressures for men and women, respectively (N = 918; 489 Chinese and 429 Americans). Participants' mean age was 25.67 years old (SD = 4.50), and data were collected in 2013. Overall, Chinese participants reported significantly higher mate selection pressures than American parti…
Weaving Individualism into Collectivism
In this study, the author used structural equation modeling to test a hypothesized model of the correlations among Chinese adults' age, education experience, gender, and their individualistic relationship and family values, considering the indirect effects of their receptivity to foreign media and to parental influence. Secondary data from 1752 Chinese urban adults were used in this study. Age and education experience had significant direct and i…
Chinese and American Individuals' Mate Selection Criteria
In this study, we compared Chinese and American never-married heterosexual adults' minimum mate selection criteria ( N = 1,260) and write-in responses on additional criteria important in mate selection ( N = 756). Participants' mean age was 25.55 years ( SD = 4.44), and data were collected in 2013. Having analyzed quantitative and qualitative data both separately and corroboratively, we discuss Chinese and American individuals' cultural emphases …
A Cross-National Study of Family Therapy Training
Narrative Therapy for Chinese Adults Raised as an Only Child
Democracy Wall and the Unofficial Journals. Studies in Chinese Terminology, No 20
VRÜ Verfassung und Recht in Übersee , Seite 277 - 278
Weaving Individualism into Collectivism
In this study, the author used structural equation modeling to test a hypothesized model of the correlations among Chinese adults' age, education experience, gender, and their individualistic relationship and family values, considering the indirect effects of their receptivity to foreign media and to parental influence. Secondary data from 1752 Chinese urban adults were used in this study. Age and education experience had significant direct and i…
The Covid-19 Pandemic and its Impact on the Southern United States
The Southern United States, the fastest growing region in the nation, is comprised of the largest number of states and home to the largest population of residents compared to the other three U.S. regions. Americans in the South have been more likely to experience poor health outcomes, to be living in poverty, and to be uninsured than those in other regions. In addition, Southerners' tradition of hospitality, the high value placed on church attend…
Chinese and American Individuals' Mate Selection Criteria
In this study, we compared Chinese and American never-married heterosexual adults' minimum mate selection criteria ( N = 1,260) and write-in responses on additional criteria important in mate selection ( N = 756). Participants' mean age was 25.55 years ( SD = 4.44), and data were collected in 2013. Having analyzed quantitative and qualitative data both separately and corroboratively, we discuss Chinese and American individuals' cultural emphases …
Social support as a protective factor against the effect of grief reactions on depression for bereaved single older adults
This study tested the main effect model and the stress-buffering model of the mechanisms by which social support affects bereaved single older adults' depression. Data from the National Social Life, Health, and Aging Project (Wave 2; N = 621) were used to test a latent moderated structural equation model that explores the interaction between grief reactions and social support on bereaved single older adults' depression in the US. The findings pro…
The Way In
An Eye on the Future
The Effect of External Influences on Mate Selection Necessity Traits
In the current study we conducted hierarchical regression analyses to examine the extent to which influences from parents, peers, and the media explained participants’ perceptions of their possible mates’ criteria and their own criteria for age, attractiveness, social status, and wealth in choosing a spouse. Participants included 333 Chinese individuals and 339 Americans. We found that the three external influences accounted for a significant amo…
Democracy Wall and the Unofficial Journals. Studies in Chinese Terminology, No 20
VRÜ Verfassung und Recht in Übersee , Seite 277 - 278
Narrative Therapy for Chinese Adults Raised as an Only Child
A Cross-National Study of Family Therapy Training
Weaving Individualism into Collectivism
In this study, the author used structural equation modeling to test a hypothesized model of the correlations among Chinese adults' age, education experience, gender, and their individualistic relationship and family values, considering the indirect effects of their receptivity to foreign media and to parental influence. Secondary data from 1752 Chinese urban adults were used in this study. Age and education experience had significant direct and i…
Chinese and American Individuals' Mate Selection Criteria
In this study, we compared Chinese and American never-married heterosexual adults' minimum mate selection criteria ( N = 1,260) and write-in responses on additional criteria important in mate selection ( N = 756). Participants' mean age was 25.55 years ( SD = 4.44), and data were collected in 2013. Having analyzed quantitative and qualitative data both separately and corroboratively, we discuss Chinese and American individuals' cultural emphases …
An Eye on the Future
The Effect of External Influences on Mate Selection Necessity Traits
In the current study we conducted hierarchical regression analyses to examine the extent to which influences from parents, peers, and the media explained participants’ perceptions of their possible mates’ criteria and their own criteria for age, attractiveness, social status, and wealth in choosing a spouse. Participants included 333 Chinese individuals and 339 Americans. We found that the three external influences accounted for a significant amo…
A Cross-Cultural Mate Selection Study of Chinese and U.S. Men and Women
Using data on 333 never-married heterosexual Chinese adults and 339 never-married heterosexual U.S. adults, we tested a mate selection model with multiple-group structural equation modeling. Depicting mate selection as a contextual process, we first developed and then examined the fit of a model that includes multiple key variables—including culture, gender, age, external influences, self-appraisals, mate selection perceptions, and mate selection…
Chinese and American Individuals' Mate Selection Pressures
In this study, we compared Chinese and American never-married heterosexual adults' self-reported mate selection pressures and write-in responses on perceived mate selection pressures for men and women, respectively (N = 918; 489 Chinese and 429 Americans). Participants' mean age was 25.67 years old (SD = 4.50), and data were collected in 2013. Overall, Chinese participants reported significantly higher mate selection pressures than American parti…
The Way In
Social support as a protective factor against the effect of grief reactions on depression for bereaved single older adults
This study tested the main effect model and the stress-buffering model of the mechanisms by which social support affects bereaved single older adults' depression. Data from the National Social Life, Health, and Aging Project (Wave 2; N = 621) were used to test a latent moderated structural equation model that explores the interaction between grief reactions and social support on bereaved single older adults' depression in the US. The findings pro…
The Covid-19 Pandemic and its Impact on the Southern United States
The Southern United States, the fastest growing region in the nation, is comprised of the largest number of states and home to the largest population of residents compared to the other three U.S. regions. Americans in the South have been more likely to experience poor health outcomes, to be living in poverty, and to be uninsured than those in other regions. In addition, Southerners' tradition of hospitality, the high value placed on church attend…
Understanding adolescents' externalizing and internalizing comorbidity from A multiple-level family perspective
Dynamic simulation of urban agglomeration network resilience under disturbances
Psychology (11 obras) · Developmental psychology (6 obras) · Social Psychology (6 obras) · Sociology (6 obras) · Attachment and Relationship Dynamics (5 obras) · Demography (5 obras) · Medicine (5 obras) · Political science (5 obras) · Biology (4 obras) · Evolutionary Psychology and Human Behavior (4 obras)