Ho Nam Cheung
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 6812260 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Ho Nam Cheung |
| NOMBRES | Ho Nam |
| APELLIDO | Cheung |
| FIRMA | CHEUNG H N |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Hong Kong |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9333-7678 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 0 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2021 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 0 |
Depression in High-Ability vs. Typically Developing Adolescents
High-ability adolescents are recognized to show high intellectual cognition and creativity. Yet they are not immune to mental health issues. It is believed that these adolescents may also experience a range of mental health problems, including depression. However, depression among high-ability adolescents has received inconsistent research attention. This study addresses a critical gap in understanding depression among high ability and typically …
Who will turn to chatbots for self-disclosure? Exploring conversation with chatbots, self-compassion, and existential meaninglessness in American and Hong Kong adolescents
Who will turn to chatbots for emotional disclosure? This research contributes to ongoing scientific efforts to understand chatbot usage behaviors among adolescents. Specifically, we examined the relationships between self-disclosure to chatbots and levels of self-compassion and existential meaninglessness, as well as whether gender and culture moderate these preferences. A cross-cultural survey study was conducted to pursue this goal. A total sam…
Underachievement Risks and Profiles of Psychological Variables Among High-Ability Adolescents from Hong Kong, The Netherlands, Taiwan, and The United Kingdom
Background: High-ability students, despite their potential, may underachieve academically. The existing literature suggests the presence of subtypes, such as perfectionistic or creative high-ability students, who underachieve for different reasons. However, empirical work identifying these profiles and linking them to underachievement remains limited. Methods: We analyzed self-reported data by 930 high-ability adolescents across Hong Kong, the Ne…
Quantitative attribution of 2016 extreme arctic warmth
A deep, large-scale warmth occurred in the Arctic from January to April 2016, but the roles of various physical processes in this period have not been quantified. Here, we utilize an updated version of the coupled atmosphere‒surface climate feedback response analysis method to quantitatively attribute the extreme warmth. Our results show distinct characteristics associated with the warm anomaly in January‒February and March‒April. This extreme Ar…
Perceived social support, perceived stress, and quality of sleep among Covid-19 patients in Iran
The MSPSS was valid and reliable for measuring individuals' perception of social support between males and females and older and non-older COVID-19 patients
Influences of parenting styles on perceptions of high-freedom-threatening language in anti-drug messages in Hong Kong
This paper considers the notion derived from psychological reactance theory that Asian audiences, Chinese in particular, have a less negative attitude towards high-freedom-threatening (HT) messages owing to their collectivistic culture that places less value on individual freedom. The attitudes of 48 participants studying at a local university in Hong Kong towards HT messages in anti-drug campaigns revealed clear preferences for HT messages. Our …
Exploring the mediation role of self-compassion in the association between bullying perpetration and depression
A cultural validation of the Chinese version of multidimensional depression assessment scale (MDAS) in clinically depressed patients in Inner Mongolia
Anthropogenic influence on Northern Hemisphere blocking during the winter 1960/1961–2012/2013
Atmospheric blocking (‘blocking’) in the Northern Hemisphere (NH) is a crucial driver of extreme cold spells in winter. Here we investigate the anthropogenic influence on the NH blocking and its impact on surface air temperature (SAT) during the winter 1960/1961–2012/2013 using two HadGEM3-GA6-N216 simulations with 15 ensemble members: (a) with anthropogenic and natural forcing (All-hist) and (b) with natural forcing only (Nat-hist). Compared to …
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Anthropogenic influence on Northern Hemisphere blocking during the winter 1960/1961–2012/2013
Atmospheric blocking (‘blocking’) in the Northern Hemisphere (NH) is a crucial driver of extreme cold spells in winter. Here we investigate the anthropogenic influence on the NH blocking and its impact on surface air temperature (SAT) during the winter 1960/1961–2012/2013 using two HadGEM3-GA6-N216 simulations with 15 ensemble members: (a) with anthropogenic and natural forcing (All-hist) and (b) with natural forcing only (Nat-hist). Compared to …
A cultural validation of the Chinese version of multidimensional depression assessment scale (MDAS) in clinically depressed patients in Inner Mongolia
Perceived social support, perceived stress, and quality of sleep among Covid-19 patients in Iran
The MSPSS was valid and reliable for measuring individuals' perception of social support between males and females and older and non-older COVID-19 patients
Influences of parenting styles on perceptions of high-freedom-threatening language in anti-drug messages in Hong Kong
This paper considers the notion derived from psychological reactance theory that Asian audiences, Chinese in particular, have a less negative attitude towards high-freedom-threatening (HT) messages owing to their collectivistic culture that places less value on individual freedom. The attitudes of 48 participants studying at a local university in Hong Kong towards HT messages in anti-drug campaigns revealed clear preferences for HT messages. Our …
Exploring the mediation role of self-compassion in the association between bullying perpetration and depression
Underachievement Risks and Profiles of Psychological Variables Among High-Ability Adolescents from Hong Kong, The Netherlands, Taiwan, and The United Kingdom
Background: High-ability students, despite their potential, may underachieve academically. The existing literature suggests the presence of subtypes, such as perfectionistic or creative high-ability students, who underachieve for different reasons. However, empirical work identifying these profiles and linking them to underachievement remains limited. Methods: We analyzed self-reported data by 930 high-ability adolescents across Hong Kong, the Ne…
Quantitative attribution of 2016 extreme arctic warmth
A deep, large-scale warmth occurred in the Arctic from January to April 2016, but the roles of various physical processes in this period have not been quantified. Here, we utilize an updated version of the coupled atmosphere‒surface climate feedback response analysis method to quantitatively attribute the extreme warmth. Our results show distinct characteristics associated with the warm anomaly in January‒February and March‒April. This extreme Ar…
Depression in High-Ability vs. Typically Developing Adolescents
High-ability adolescents are recognized to show high intellectual cognition and creativity. Yet they are not immune to mental health issues. It is believed that these adolescents may also experience a range of mental health problems, including depression. However, depression among high-ability adolescents has received inconsistent research attention. This study addresses a critical gap in understanding depression among high ability and typically …
Who will turn to chatbots for self-disclosure? Exploring conversation with chatbots, self-compassion, and existential meaninglessness in American and Hong Kong adolescents
Who will turn to chatbots for emotional disclosure? This research contributes to ongoing scientific efforts to understand chatbot usage behaviors among adolescents. Specifically, we examined the relationships between self-disclosure to chatbots and levels of self-compassion and existential meaninglessness, as well as whether gender and culture moderate these preferences. A cross-cultural survey study was conducted to pursue this goal. A total sam…
Psychology (6 obras) · Clinical Psychology (4 obras) · Social Psychology (4 obras) · Social Psychology (3 obras) · Anxiety, Depression, Psychometrics, Treatment, Cognitive Processes (2 obras) · Atmospheric sciences (2 obras) · Bullying, Victimization, and Aggression (2 obras) · Child and Adolescent Psychosocial and Emotional Development (2 obras) · Climatology (2 obras) · Clinical Psychology (2 obras)