Hongzhou Chen
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4467660 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Hongzhou Chen |
| NOMBRES | Hongzhou |
| APELLIDO | Chen |
| FIRMA | CHEN H |
| AFILIACIONES | Central South University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0398-3765 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 3 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2021 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
The Family Trajectory of Kin Absence and Its Impact on Loneliness in Later Life in China
This study examines how family trajectories lead to kin absence and shape loneliness in later life among Chinese middle-aged and older adults. Using data from the China Health and Retirement Longitudinal Study (CHARLS), we applied multichannel sequence analysis to assess joint patterns of partnership and fertility. Men were more likely to become kinless through lifelong singlehood and childlessness, while women often experienced kin absence throu…
Couple’s linked occupation trajectory and women’s depressive symptoms in later life
Later-life mental health disparities are shaped not only by women's individual occupational trajectories but also by the within-couple occupational asymmetries formed under China's evolving labor market structures. Policies that acknowledge and address unequal access to stable, higher-status employment may be particularly effective in promoting women's mental well-being in later life
Childlessness and Depressive Symptoms Among Middle-Aged and Older Adults in China
Objective Although previous studies have recognized the potential connection between childlessness and increased mental health risks in later life, the diverse pathways leading to childlessness remain unclear. This study thus sought to explore the association between patterns of partnership trajectories and depressive symptoms among childless middle-aged and older adults in China. Method Utilizing sequence analysis, this research identified disti…
The differential role of spousal collaboration on pain reactivity to daily stressors in older couples with and without multiple chronic conditions
BACKGROUND: Spousal collaboration has been considered as important coping resource to deal with aging-related health problems, but little is known about the role of spousal collaboration on the everyday stress-reactivity process in couples facing multiple chronic conditions (MCCs). PURPOSE: We examined the within-person association of daily stressors and pain, and whether spousal collaboration played a differential role in moderating this associa…
A Comparative Analysis of Centralized and Decentralized Developer Autonomous Organizations Managing Conflicts in Discussing External Crises
Understanding whether and how online developer communities resolve conflicts that occur in discussions is critical. Few studies focused on the conflicts caused by external crises, such as geopolitical events (e.g., the 2022 Russo-Ukrainian Crisis). We comparatively studied how a decentralized autonomous organization (DAO), Aave project community, and a centralized autonomous organization (CAO), GitHub project community, managed external crises ca…
How Information Manipulation on Social Media Influences the NFT Investors’ Behavior
People favor nonfungible token (NFT) because of the attribute to prove digital assets’ ownership and promote interactions. Investors are keen to buy and use NFT pictures as social media avatars and participate in online communities around NFT collections. However, information manipulation in the NFT market has led to investors significant losses. Our work explored a way to correspond social media accounts with Ethereum addresses and studied the m…
Co-Reasoning With the Significant Other(s)
Applying the concept of residential co-reasoning, this research explored the role of the next of kin in the residential decision-making of childless older adults in rural China. We examined research questions regarding who, if anyone, had been the significant other(s) during the residential decision-making, and how they conducted the co-reasoning process. A constructivist grounded theory approach was applied, with 27 childless older adults being …
Residential reasoning
The decision of whether to grow old in one's home (also referred to as ageing in place (AIP)) or relocating to an institution is an ongoing negotiation process, which involves residential decisions and adaptation. This research aims to explore how childless older adults in rural China choose between AIP and institutionalisation. Through a qualitative study conducted in rural China among childless older adults, we explored the reasons why they mak…
From ‘Why Americans Hate Politics’ to analyze the Dilemma of Globalization
Globalization, the world's most dominant trend in recent decades, seems to be in serious trouble at the moment. Firstly, the United States, the globalization leader, is in chaos in its domestic situation after 2016. Secondly, along with the decline in global trade, there are signs of anti-globalization in different world regions. What has gone wrong with globalization? This article starts from Why Americans hate politics and related materials to …
Residential reasoning
The decision of whether to grow old in one's home (also referred to as ageing in place (AIP)) or relocating to an institution is an ongoing negotiation process, which involves residential decisions and adaptation. This research aims to explore how childless older adults in rural China choose between AIP and institutionalisation. Through a qualitative study conducted in rural China among childless older adults, we explored the reasons why they mak…
From ‘Why Americans Hate Politics’ to analyze the Dilemma of Globalization
Globalization, the world's most dominant trend in recent decades, seems to be in serious trouble at the moment. Firstly, the United States, the globalization leader, is in chaos in its domestic situation after 2016. Secondly, along with the decline in global trade, there are signs of anti-globalization in different world regions. What has gone wrong with globalization? This article starts from Why Americans hate politics and related materials to …
Co-Reasoning With the Significant Other(s)
Applying the concept of residential co-reasoning, this research explored the role of the next of kin in the residential decision-making of childless older adults in rural China. We examined research questions regarding who, if anyone, had been the significant other(s) during the residential decision-making, and how they conducted the co-reasoning process. A constructivist grounded theory approach was applied, with 27 childless older adults being …
Residential reasoning
The decision of whether to grow old in one's home (also referred to as ageing in place (AIP)) or relocating to an institution is an ongoing negotiation process, which involves residential decisions and adaptation. This research aims to explore how childless older adults in rural China choose between AIP and institutionalisation. Through a qualitative study conducted in rural China among childless older adults, we explored the reasons why they mak…
A Comparative Analysis of Centralized and Decentralized Developer Autonomous Organizations Managing Conflicts in Discussing External Crises
Understanding whether and how online developer communities resolve conflicts that occur in discussions is critical. Few studies focused on the conflicts caused by external crises, such as geopolitical events (e.g., the 2022 Russo-Ukrainian Crisis). We comparatively studied how a decentralized autonomous organization (DAO), Aave project community, and a centralized autonomous organization (CAO), GitHub project community, managed external crises ca…
How Information Manipulation on Social Media Influences the NFT Investors’ Behavior
People favor nonfungible token (NFT) because of the attribute to prove digital assets’ ownership and promote interactions. Investors are keen to buy and use NFT pictures as social media avatars and participate in online communities around NFT collections. However, information manipulation in the NFT market has led to investors significant losses. Our work explored a way to correspond social media accounts with Ethereum addresses and studied the m…
Childlessness and Depressive Symptoms Among Middle-Aged and Older Adults in China
Objective Although previous studies have recognized the potential connection between childlessness and increased mental health risks in later life, the diverse pathways leading to childlessness remain unclear. This study thus sought to explore the association between patterns of partnership trajectories and depressive symptoms among childless middle-aged and older adults in China. Method Utilizing sequence analysis, this research identified disti…
The differential role of spousal collaboration on pain reactivity to daily stressors in older couples with and without multiple chronic conditions
BACKGROUND: Spousal collaboration has been considered as important coping resource to deal with aging-related health problems, but little is known about the role of spousal collaboration on the everyday stress-reactivity process in couples facing multiple chronic conditions (MCCs). PURPOSE: We examined the within-person association of daily stressors and pain, and whether spousal collaboration played a differential role in moderating this associa…
The Family Trajectory of Kin Absence and Its Impact on Loneliness in Later Life in China
This study examines how family trajectories lead to kin absence and shape loneliness in later life among Chinese middle-aged and older adults. Using data from the China Health and Retirement Longitudinal Study (CHARLS), we applied multichannel sequence analysis to assess joint patterns of partnership and fertility. Men were more likely to become kinless through lifelong singlehood and childlessness, while women often experienced kin absence throu…
Couple’s linked occupation trajectory and women’s depressive symptoms in later life
Later-life mental health disparities are shaped not only by women's individual occupational trajectories but also by the within-couple occupational asymmetries formed under China's evolving labor market structures. Policies that acknowledge and address unequal access to stable, higher-status employment may be particularly effective in promoting women's mental well-being in later life
China (5 obras) · Political science (5 obras) · Intergenerational Family Dynamics and Caregiving (4 obras) · Psychology (4 obras) · Health disparities and outcomes (3 obras) · Sociology (3 obras) · Business (2 obras) · Computer Science (2 obras) · Computer security (2 obras) · Depressive symptoms (2 obras)