Rui Zheng
Biographic Data
| ID | 271852 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Rui Zheng |
| GIVEN NAMES | Rui |
| FAMILY NAME | Zheng |
| SIGNATURE | ZHENG R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute of Psychology, Chinese Academy of Sciences |
| ORCID | 0009-0007-3672-4552 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 25 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 25 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The relation between psychological maltreatment and internalizing problems among Chinese adolescents: A network analysis
“Body Sculpting”: The Social Discipline and Embodied Practices behind Fitness Consumption
This study examines fitness consumption through the lens of social discipline and embodied practices, analyzing how individuals construct their identity in relation to an ideal body. Using a mixed-methods approach that includes questionnaire surveys and interviews, the study finds that fitness consumption is shaped by geographical location, information access, and social circle dynamics. Women and highly educated individuals show a stronger prefe…
A Multi-Scale Geographically Weighted Regression Approach to Understanding Community-Built Environment Determinants of Cardiovascular Disease: Evidence from Nanning, China
Clarifying how the community-scale built environment shapes the spatial heterogeneity of cardiovascular disease (CVD) prevalence is essential for precision urban health interventions. We integrated CVD prevalence data from the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region Hospital (2020–2022) with 14 built-environment indicators across 77 communities in Xixiangtang District, Nanning, and compared ordinary least squares (OLS), geographically weighted regressio…
The global burden of chronic respiratory diseases attributable to tobacco from 1990 to 2021: A global burden of disease study 2021
Although global tobacco-related CRD deaths and DALYs have continued to increase, ASMR and ASDR are on the decline, with variations across geographic regions. Prevention and control strategies tailored to country-specific disease prevalence are essential to mitigate these burdens
Modeling relationships among frequency, salience, lexical diversity and rated L2 writing quality: An SEM approach
The “Opportunity Cost”: Care Work Compensation from a Gender Perspective in China
Asserting the value of care work within a family is not only a significant issue that affects the quality of marital life, but it also lays the groundwork for supporting the sustainable development of society and, ultimately, the country. Constantly, the theory of surplus value is employed to help understand the value of care work. However, it still lacks a macro-construction from a gender perspective. This article analyzes 15 judicial cases afte…
Bridging the intergenerational gap: Boosting recycling behavior and policy support through eliciting concerns for future others
Pro-environmental behavior, including waste sorting and recycling, involves a combination of future-oriented (futureness) and other-oriented (otherness) attributes. Inspired by the perspective of intergenerational choice, this work explores whether eliciting concerns for future others could increase public support for recycling policy and recycling behavior. Study 1 consisted of an online random controlled trial and a laboratory experiment. In St…
Challenges Identifying Domestic Violence in Chinese Judicial Practice: An Empirical Analysis of Personal Safety Protection Orders
Domestic violence is a global social issue that not only poses a significant threat to the stability of families but also has a profound impact on the physical and mental well-being of family members. In China, due to the broad criteria for defining domestic violence in the Anti-domestic Violence Law, challenges have arisen in the practical handling of domestic violence cases. The study is based on 238 civil protection order rulings available on …
An Agenda-Setting Account for Psychological Typhoon Eye Effect on Responses to the Outbreak of Covid-19 in Wuhan
During the outbreak of COVID-19 in Wuhan in 2020, we conducted a nationwide survey of 8170 respondents from 31 provinces/municipalities in China via Sojump to examine the relationship between the distance to respondents' city of residence from Wuhan and their safety concerns and risk perception of the epidemic that occurred in Wuhan City. We found that (1) the farther (psychologically or physically) people were from Wuhan, the more concerned they…
What we bet on is not only tangible money, but also good mood
A surprisingly large number of lottery prizes go unclaimed every year. This leads us to suspect that what people bet on is not only money, but also good mood. We conducted three studies to explain, from an emotional perspective, why people play lottery games. We first conducted two survey studies to assess mood state reported by online (Study 1a) and offline lottery buyers (Study 1b) at different stages of lottery play. The results revealed that …
Differential Pricing in Social Networks with Strategic Consumers
Clinical features of adverse events associated with Xiyanping-Ribavirin combination: A systematic review
Opt-out policy and its improvements promote Covid-19 vaccinations
These findings provide new psychological evidence for formulating more targeted vaccination policies and highlight the importance of risk perception to understand vaccination intentions
Indicators for Evaluating High-Quality Agricultural Development: Empirical Study from Yangtze River Economic Belt, China
The current evidence for the treatment of sepsis with Xuebijing injection: Bioactive constituents, findings of clinical studies and potential mechanisms
Applying cooperative module pair analysis to uncover compatibility mechanism of Fangjis: An example of Wenxin Keli decoction
This strategy provided an overarching view of anti-arrhythmia mechanism of WXKL and its internal compatibility, and may facilitate the understanding of compatibility in Fangjis from the perspectives of modern biology
The psychological typhoon eye effect in responses to terrorism
Terrorist attacks can occur anywhere. As the threat of terrorism develops, the China-Eurasia Expo held in Ürümqi, China is attracting fewer potential visitors. A nationwide survey of 2034 residents from 31 provinces and municipalities in China was conducted to examine the relation between the distance to respondents’ city of residence from Ürümqi and their levels of concern for safety and security concerning the Expo. The two were found to be pos…
Risk factors associated with the severity of adverse drug reactions by Xiyanping injection: A propensity score-matched analysis
Suffering a Loss Is Good Fortune: Myth or Reality
We sometimes decide to take an offered option that results in apparent loss (e.g., unpaid overtime). Mainstream decision theory does not predict or explain this as a choice we want to make, whereas such a choice has long been described and highly regarded by the traditional Chinese dogma "" (suffering a loss is good fortune). To explore what makes the dogma work, we developed a celebrity anecdote-based scale to measure "Chikui" (suffering a loss)…
Effect of perceived risk on nuclear power plant operators’ safety behavior and errors
Safety behavior and human errors are major concerns for nuclear power plant operators. The present study investigated how nuclear power plant operators’ perceived risk influences the quality of their own work performance in terms of safety behavior and errors. In total, 349 operators from two nuclear power plants in China participated in the present study. We found that perceived risk had a negative linear relationship with safety behavior and a …
Disadvantage and prosocial behavior: The effects of the Wenchuan earthquake
The Psychometric Evaluation of the Satisfaction with Life Scale Using a Nationally Representative Sample of China
The ‘Typhoon Eye Effect’: Determinants of distress during the Sars epidemic
This study examined the effect of the SARS crisis on the level of distress in people both in and around epidemic areas of China during the time of the crisis. We designed a questionnaire to measure personality factors, beliefs regarding SARS, behavioral responses to SARS, and distress levels. The level of exposure to SARS was not a primary determinant of experienced anxiety; indeed, nearness to the center of the epidemic was negatively related to…
Anticipated Regret, Risk Perception, or Both: Which is Most Likely Responsible for Our Intention to Gamble
Do shared features of offered alternatives have an effect in consumer choice
Indicators for Evaluating High-Quality Agricultural Development: Empirical Study from Yangtze River Economic Belt, China
Suffering a Loss Is Good Fortune: Myth or Reality
We sometimes decide to take an offered option that results in apparent loss (e.g., unpaid overtime). Mainstream decision theory does not predict or explain this as a choice we want to make, whereas such a choice has long been described and highly regarded by the traditional Chinese dogma "" (suffering a loss is good fortune). To explore what makes the dogma work, we developed a celebrity anecdote-based scale to measure "Chikui" (suffering a loss)…
The ‘Typhoon Eye Effect’: Determinants of distress during the Sars epidemic
This study examined the effect of the SARS crisis on the level of distress in people both in and around epidemic areas of China during the time of the crisis. We designed a questionnaire to measure personality factors, beliefs regarding SARS, behavioral responses to SARS, and distress levels. The level of exposure to SARS was not a primary determinant of experienced anxiety; indeed, nearness to the center of the epidemic was negatively related to…
Do shared features of offered alternatives have an effect in consumer choice
Do shared features of offered alternatives have an effect in consumer choice
Anticipated Regret, Risk Perception, or Both: Which is Most Likely Responsible for Our Intention to Gamble
Disadvantage and prosocial behavior: The effects of the Wenchuan earthquake
The Psychometric Evaluation of the Satisfaction with Life Scale Using a Nationally Representative Sample of China
The ‘Typhoon Eye Effect’: Determinants of distress during the Sars epidemic
This study examined the effect of the SARS crisis on the level of distress in people both in and around epidemic areas of China during the time of the crisis. We designed a questionnaire to measure personality factors, beliefs regarding SARS, behavioral responses to SARS, and distress levels. The level of exposure to SARS was not a primary determinant of experienced anxiety; indeed, nearness to the center of the epidemic was negatively related to…
Effect of perceived risk on nuclear power plant operators’ safety behavior and errors
Safety behavior and human errors are major concerns for nuclear power plant operators. The present study investigated how nuclear power plant operators’ perceived risk influences the quality of their own work performance in terms of safety behavior and errors. In total, 349 operators from two nuclear power plants in China participated in the present study. We found that perceived risk had a negative linear relationship with safety behavior and a …
Suffering a Loss Is Good Fortune: Myth or Reality
We sometimes decide to take an offered option that results in apparent loss (e.g., unpaid overtime). Mainstream decision theory does not predict or explain this as a choice we want to make, whereas such a choice has long been described and highly regarded by the traditional Chinese dogma "" (suffering a loss is good fortune). To explore what makes the dogma work, we developed a celebrity anecdote-based scale to measure "Chikui" (suffering a loss)…
The psychological typhoon eye effect in responses to terrorism
Terrorist attacks can occur anywhere. As the threat of terrorism develops, the China-Eurasia Expo held in Ürümqi, China is attracting fewer potential visitors. A nationwide survey of 2034 residents from 31 provinces and municipalities in China was conducted to examine the relation between the distance to respondents’ city of residence from Ürümqi and their levels of concern for safety and security concerning the Expo. The two were found to be pos…
Risk factors associated with the severity of adverse drug reactions by Xiyanping injection: A propensity score-matched analysis
The current evidence for the treatment of sepsis with Xuebijing injection: Bioactive constituents, findings of clinical studies and potential mechanisms
Applying cooperative module pair analysis to uncover compatibility mechanism of Fangjis: An example of Wenxin Keli decoction
This strategy provided an overarching view of anti-arrhythmia mechanism of WXKL and its internal compatibility, and may facilitate the understanding of compatibility in Fangjis from the perspectives of modern biology
What we bet on is not only tangible money, but also good mood
A surprisingly large number of lottery prizes go unclaimed every year. This leads us to suspect that what people bet on is not only money, but also good mood. We conducted three studies to explain, from an emotional perspective, why people play lottery games. We first conducted two survey studies to assess mood state reported by online (Study 1a) and offline lottery buyers (Study 1b) at different stages of lottery play. The results revealed that …
Differential Pricing in Social Networks with Strategic Consumers
Clinical features of adverse events associated with Xiyanping-Ribavirin combination: A systematic review
Opt-out policy and its improvements promote Covid-19 vaccinations
These findings provide new psychological evidence for formulating more targeted vaccination policies and highlight the importance of risk perception to understand vaccination intentions
Indicators for Evaluating High-Quality Agricultural Development: Empirical Study from Yangtze River Economic Belt, China
An Agenda-Setting Account for Psychological Typhoon Eye Effect on Responses to the Outbreak of Covid-19 in Wuhan
During the outbreak of COVID-19 in Wuhan in 2020, we conducted a nationwide survey of 8170 respondents from 31 provinces/municipalities in China via Sojump to examine the relationship between the distance to respondents' city of residence from Wuhan and their safety concerns and risk perception of the epidemic that occurred in Wuhan City. We found that (1) the farther (psychologically or physically) people were from Wuhan, the more concerned they…
The “Opportunity Cost”: Care Work Compensation from a Gender Perspective in China
Asserting the value of care work within a family is not only a significant issue that affects the quality of marital life, but it also lays the groundwork for supporting the sustainable development of society and, ultimately, the country. Constantly, the theory of surplus value is employed to help understand the value of care work. However, it still lacks a macro-construction from a gender perspective. This article analyzes 15 judicial cases afte…
Bridging the intergenerational gap: Boosting recycling behavior and policy support through eliciting concerns for future others
Pro-environmental behavior, including waste sorting and recycling, involves a combination of future-oriented (futureness) and other-oriented (otherness) attributes. Inspired by the perspective of intergenerational choice, this work explores whether eliciting concerns for future others could increase public support for recycling policy and recycling behavior. Study 1 consisted of an online random controlled trial and a laboratory experiment. In St…
Challenges Identifying Domestic Violence in Chinese Judicial Practice: An Empirical Analysis of Personal Safety Protection Orders
Domestic violence is a global social issue that not only poses a significant threat to the stability of families but also has a profound impact on the physical and mental well-being of family members. In China, due to the broad criteria for defining domestic violence in the Anti-domestic Violence Law, challenges have arisen in the practical handling of domestic violence cases. The study is based on 238 civil protection order rulings available on …
“Body Sculpting”: The Social Discipline and Embodied Practices behind Fitness Consumption
This study examines fitness consumption through the lens of social discipline and embodied practices, analyzing how individuals construct their identity in relation to an ideal body. Using a mixed-methods approach that includes questionnaire surveys and interviews, the study finds that fitness consumption is shaped by geographical location, information access, and social circle dynamics. Women and highly educated individuals show a stronger prefe…
A Multi-Scale Geographically Weighted Regression Approach to Understanding Community-Built Environment Determinants of Cardiovascular Disease: Evidence from Nanning, China
Clarifying how the community-scale built environment shapes the spatial heterogeneity of cardiovascular disease (CVD) prevalence is essential for precision urban health interventions. We integrated CVD prevalence data from the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region Hospital (2020–2022) with 14 built-environment indicators across 77 communities in Xixiangtang District, Nanning, and compared ordinary least squares (OLS), geographically weighted regressio…
The global burden of chronic respiratory diseases attributable to tobacco from 1990 to 2021: A global burden of disease study 2021
Although global tobacco-related CRD deaths and DALYs have continued to increase, ASMR and ASDR are on the decline, with variations across geographic regions. Prevention and control strategies tailored to country-specific disease prevalence are essential to mitigate these burdens
Modeling relationships among frequency, salience, lexical diversity and rated L2 writing quality: An SEM approach
The relation between psychological maltreatment and internalizing problems among Chinese adolescents: A network analysis
Psychology (14 works) · Economics (9 works) · Medicine (9 works) · Social Psychology (9 works) · China (8 works) · Business (7 works) · Political science (7 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Geography (5 works) · Sociology (5 works)