L Cui
Biographic Data
| ID | 28016 |
|---|---|
| NAME | L Cui |
| GIVEN NAMES | L |
| FAMILY NAME | Cui |
| SIGNATURE | CUI L |
| AFFILIATIONS | East China Normal University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8501-5708 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 33 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 76 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 33 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Associations between adolescent problematic short‐form video use and academic engagement: Longitudinal and network analysis
The increasing prevalence of problematic short‐form video use among adolescents has raised concerns regarding its potential impact on academic engagement. This study aimed to investigate the bidirectional relations between them over time. Study 1 involved a three‐wave survey over three semesters, including 1227 Chinese adolescents at baseline (T1), with 1096 and 1077 retained at T2 and T3, respectively ( M age at baseline = 16.00, SD = 0.61, age …
The Longitudinal Relations Between Cyber Defending Behavior and Mental Health: Enhancement or Depletion
Longitudinal study on profiles and transition of parental psychological control among Chinese adolescents: Associations with mental health problems and children’s gender
Prospective associations between heterogeneous sleep profiles and depressive symptoms in adolescents: The mediating role of coping styles
INTRODUCTION: Extant literature has linked sleep disturbance to depressive symptoms. However, the coexistence of naturally occurring sleep profiles among adolescents and the prospective associations between sleep profiles and depressive symptoms remain poorly understood. This study aims to uncover sleep patterns in Chinese adolescents based on a comprehensive set of sleep features (e.g., latency, daytime dysfunction, etc.) derived from the Pittsb…
How Is Happiness Related to Prosocial Tendencies Among Adolescents From High/Low Household Income Groups? The Protective Mechanism of Social Functioning
Literature reveals that people who feel happy are more inclined to demonstrate prosocial behaviour. Considering the development of social functioning during adolescence, this study aims to investigate the psychological mechanism underlying the relationship between happiness and prosocial tendencies among adolescents with high‐ and low‐income from a perspective of social functioning (i.e., peer trust and social competence). A sample of 2042 Chines…
Reciprocal Relationship Between Parental Technoference and Adolescent Problematic Mobile Phone Use: The Longitudinal Mediating Roles of Paternal and Maternal Attachment
Parental technoference, which refers to the interference of parent–child interactions by technology, has been demonstrated to be a risk factor for adolescent Problematic Mobile Phone Use (PMPU). From the perspective of family systems theory, the impact of adolescent PMPU on parental technoference seems also plausible. The present research investigated the bidirectional predictive association between parental technoference and adolescent PMPU thro…
(In)congruence Between Justice Beliefs and Justice Experiences Predicts Adolescents' Prosocial Behaviors: Response Surface Analysis
Introduction Literature shows that justice beliefs and justice experience (peer victimization) shape adolescent prosociality. However, how adolescents react to the (in)congruence between justice beliefs and justice experiences in peer environments remains unclear. Methods We utilized response surface analysis to examine how belief‐experience justice (in)congruence affects adolescents' prosocial behaviors. Results Study 1 with a cross‐sectional de…
Why We Cannot Stop Watching: Tension and Subjective Anxious Affect as Central Emotional Predictors of Short-Form Video Addiction
Developmental trajectories of adolescent problematic mobile phone use and their longitudinal associations with intolerance of uncertainty and distress tolerance: The moderating role of early‐life envi…
The co-development of intolerance of uncertainty (IU) and distress tolerance (DT) and adolescent problematic mobile phone use (PMPU) and their relationships at both the between- and within-person levels remain poorly understood, particularly among Chinese adolescents navigating the highly stressful pre-college entrance examination period in East Asia. Further, the potential moderating effects of early-life environmental unpredictability (EEU) on …
The Developmental Trajectory of Chinese Adolescents’ Self-Compassion and its Relationship with Parenting Styles: A Longitudinal Study
Longitudinal Relationships between Bullying Victimization and Depressive Symptoms and the Mediating Role of Interpersonal Trust in Middle Adolescents
The Mediating Role of Distress Intolerance in the Bidirectional Relationships between Loneliness and Short-form Video Addiction
Longitudinal relationships between perceived social support and social behaviors in preadolescence and early adolescence: The mediating role of social self-concept
The transition to adolescence is a critical phase for shaping child behavior. Previous studies have revealed the correlation between perceived social support and children’s social behaviors. However, the longitudinal causal relationship between perceived social support and social behavior remains unclear. This study aimed to reveal the longitudinal, bidirectional relationship between perceived social support (from parents, peers, and teachers) an…
The relationship between stressful childhood environments and depression for Chinese adolescents: A serial mediation model through perceived discrimination and belief in a just world
The serial mediation role of parent-child attachment and empathy in the relationship between parental technoference and social anxiety
Teacher–student relationships and adolescents' classroom incivility: A moderated mediation model of moral disengagement and negative coping style
The current study examined whether moral disengagement would mediate the association between adolescents' teacher–student relationships and classroom incivility and sex and age differences in this mediation model. We also examined whether the mediating effect of moral disengagement would be moderated by negative coping styles. Participants comprised 2646 Chinese students (mean age = 13.85 years, SD = 1.45). Results indicated that teacher–student …
Longitudinal study examining academic expectation stress and distrust for Chinese adolescents: The roles of internalizing problems and hope
Distrust in social interaction is linked to health issues during adolescence, ranging from loneliness to aggression engagement. Previous research has attempted to elucidate the decline in trust from the perspective of perceived pressures, yet the understanding of how academic‐related pressures are related to distrust among adolescents is still limited. This 1‐year longitudinal study aims to examine the psychological mechanism underlying the relat…
Belief in a just world mediates the relation between early life environmental unpredictability and poor cyber defending behavior in adolescence: Evidence from a longitudinal study
Self‐compassion promoted educational flow through increased future orientation in left‐behind children groups
Left‐behind children (LBC) have been found to be disadvantaged in academic adaption due to the lack of parental care and supervision they receive. Educational flow, which is known as an optimal learning state for adolescents, would be beneficial for academic adaption among LBC. Self‐compassion may provide a growth mindset to improve their abilities and immersion in learning. The present study focuses on educational flow and explores both the leve…
How country image of an exporting country buffers against the impact of food safety incidents on consumer trust and purchase intention: An experimental study
Purpose The present experimental study aims to investigate when a food safety incident occurs, how country image influences consumers' trust and purchase intention, as well as the relationship between trust and purchase intention. Design/methodology/approach Participants (N = 1,590) were randomly allocated into one of the eight conditions [(country competence: high vs low) × (country warmth: high vs low) × (clean green image: high vs low)], read …
Online collective action: Procedural unfairness and action support as predictors based on a dual pathway model
To investigate the social-psychological mechanism of online collective action, we explored the impacts of procedural unfairness and action support in accordance with the dual pathway model of coping with collective disadvantage. Our results indicated that manipulated procedural unfairness and action support independently predicted online collective action intentions in protesting against electrical power restrictions in dormitories during winter …
The roles of fear of negative evaluation and social anxiety in the relationship between self-compassion and loneliness: A serial mediation model
Profiles and transition of mental health problems among Chinese adolescents: The predictive role of friendship quality, parental autonomy support, and psychological control
Introduction Mental health problems have become a global crisis of the 21st century, with adolescence being a typical period of the outbreak of these problems. However, the profiles and transition of mental health problems in Chinese adolescents remain unclear. In addition, protective and risk factors that shape mental health problems require further clarification. Methods We measured depression, anxiety, and stress as indicators to identify the …
The role of interpersonal trust and romantic experiences in mate copying
Mate copying occurs when individuals imitate the mate choice of other same‐sex individuals. These effects can be influenced by factors related to the rater and the model. The present study explored the roles of raters' interpersonal trust and models' romantic experiences in the decision‐making progress. Study 1 replicated mate copying effects and found the effect of interpersonal trust was nonsignificant. Study 2 further tested the interaction ef…
A Developmental System Perspective to Interpret the Link between Parental Fixed Mindset and Youth Mental Health: A Moderated Mediation Model
From a developmental system perspective, the present study constructed a moderated mediation model to examine whether youth core self-evaluation (individual factor) served as a mediator and peer support (peer system) served as a moderator in the effect of parental fixed mindset (family system) on youth mental health symptoms. In total, 658 pairs of emerging adults and their parents participated in this study. Youth completed measurements on core …
What makes a group worth dying for? Identity fusion fosters perception of familial ties, promoting self-sacrifice
We sought to identify the mechanisms that cause strongly fused individuals (those who have a powerful, visceral feeling of oneness with the group) to make extreme sacrifices for their group. A large multinational study revealed a widespread tendency for fused individuals to endorse making extreme sacrifices for their country. Nevertheless, when asked which of several groups they were most inclined to die for, most participants favored relatively …
The dual-pathway model of collective action: Impacts of types of collective action and social identity
In three experiments, we manipulated procedural fairness (Experiment 1) and group-based anger and group efficacy (Experiments 2 and 3) to investigate the independent pathways of anger and efficacy for collective action in China. In Experiment 3 we also examined pathways to “soft” (low-cost) and “hard” (high-cost) collective action. Our results supported the dual-pathway model of collective action: group-based anger and perceived group efficacy in…
Longitudinal study examining academic expectation stress and distrust for Chinese adolescents: The roles of internalizing problems and hope
Distrust in social interaction is linked to health issues during adolescence, ranging from loneliness to aggression engagement. Previous research has attempted to elucidate the decline in trust from the perspective of perceived pressures, yet the understanding of how academic‐related pressures are related to distrust among adolescents is still limited. This 1‐year longitudinal study aims to examine the psychological mechanism underlying the relat…
Longitudinal Relationships between Bullying Victimization and Depressive Symptoms and the Mediating Role of Interpersonal Trust in Middle Adolescents
The Developmental Trajectory of Chinese Adolescents’ Self-Compassion and its Relationship with Parenting Styles: A Longitudinal Study
Belief in a just world mediates the relation between early life environmental unpredictability and poor cyber defending behavior in adolescence: Evidence from a longitudinal study
Interactive effects of power and donation target on charitable giving
Is a powerful person more or less generous than a powerless person in terms of charitable giving request? In this work, we argue that power's effect on charitable giving depends on donation target. Across two studies, having high power decreased donation to a specific person, whereas having high power increased donation to a charitable organization. Moreover, the effect of power on donation across donation targets was mediated by the felt social …
Difference makes the heart grow fonder: Perceiving intergroup difference enhances minority groups’ willingness to integrate
Three studies examined how minority group members’ acculturation strategies are shaped by the extent to which they perceive differences between their cultural values and the values of majority society. In line with the creative distinctiveness hypothesis (Spears, Jetten, Scheepers, and Cihangir, 2009), perceived difference among country migrant workers in China was positively associated with endorsement of an integration strategy (Study 1). Among…
The Mediating Effect of Personality Traits on the Relationship Between Self-Concealment and Subjective Well-Being
Using path analysis, we examined the mediating effect of personality traits on the relationship between self-concealment and subjective well-being. Participants were 291 undergraduates who completed the Chinese versions of the Self Concealment Scale, NEO Five-Factor Inventory, Eysenck Personality Questionnaire, and General Well-Being Schedule. Our results showed that both self-concealment and neuroticism had negative effects on subjective well-be…
The dual-pathway model of collective action: Impacts of types of collective action and social identity
In three experiments, we manipulated procedural fairness (Experiment 1) and group-based anger and group efficacy (Experiments 2 and 3) to investigate the independent pathways of anger and efficacy for collective action in China. In Experiment 3 we also examined pathways to “soft” (low-cost) and “hard” (high-cost) collective action. Our results supported the dual-pathway model of collective action: group-based anger and perceived group efficacy in…
What makes a group worth dying for? Identity fusion fosters perception of familial ties, promoting self-sacrifice
We sought to identify the mechanisms that cause strongly fused individuals (those who have a powerful, visceral feeling of oneness with the group) to make extreme sacrifices for their group. A large multinational study revealed a widespread tendency for fused individuals to endorse making extreme sacrifices for their country. Nevertheless, when asked which of several groups they were most inclined to die for, most participants favored relatively …
Being Successful and Being Thin: The Effects of Thin-Ideal Social Media Images With High Socioeconomic Status on Women's Body Image and Eating Behaviour
Social media has outpaced traditional media to be the most popular sociocultural channel to transmit thin-ideal images, an established trigger for body image concerns and disordered eating in women. With an experimental design, the present research first demonstrated that exposure to thin images on social media threatened women's body image and increased their unhealthy food consumption (Study 1). However, given that thin images posted on social …
Effects of neighbourhood social cohesion and need for restoration on restorative experiences
Restorative experience refers to an experience of psychophysical restoration from stress and mental fatigue during people‒environment interactions. Previous research has documented the influence of neighbourhood physical environment on restorative experiences; however, it is still unclear whether neighbourhood social environment can affect restorative experiences. Applying a socioecological perspective, the current study aims to explore the effec…
Interactive effects of power and donation target on charitable giving
Is a powerful person more or less generous than a powerless person in terms of charitable giving request? In this work, we argue that power's effect on charitable giving depends on donation target. Across two studies, having high power decreased donation to a specific person, whereas having high power increased donation to a charitable organization. Moreover, the effect of power on donation across donation targets was mediated by the felt social …
An integrative model to understand consumers' trust and willingness to buy imported fresh fruit in urban China
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to develop an integrative model where perceived competence, perceived warmth and “clean green image” of an exporting country are drivers for Chinese consumers' trust in food quality and food safety, which in turn predict their willingness to buy fresh fruit from this country. Design/methodology/approach Participants ( N = 1,583) from the three metropolises in China were surveyed on their perceptions of the com…
The roles of fear of negative evaluation and social anxiety in the relationship between self-compassion and loneliness: A serial mediation model
Profiles and transition of mental health problems among Chinese adolescents: The predictive role of friendship quality, parental autonomy support, and psychological control
Introduction Mental health problems have become a global crisis of the 21st century, with adolescence being a typical period of the outbreak of these problems. However, the profiles and transition of mental health problems in Chinese adolescents remain unclear. In addition, protective and risk factors that shape mental health problems require further clarification. Methods We measured depression, anxiety, and stress as indicators to identify the …
The role of interpersonal trust and romantic experiences in mate copying
Mate copying occurs when individuals imitate the mate choice of other same‐sex individuals. These effects can be influenced by factors related to the rater and the model. The present study explored the roles of raters' interpersonal trust and models' romantic experiences in the decision‐making progress. Study 1 replicated mate copying effects and found the effect of interpersonal trust was nonsignificant. Study 2 further tested the interaction ef…
A Developmental System Perspective to Interpret the Link between Parental Fixed Mindset and Youth Mental Health: A Moderated Mediation Model
From a developmental system perspective, the present study constructed a moderated mediation model to examine whether youth core self-evaluation (individual factor) served as a mediator and peer support (peer system) served as a moderator in the effect of parental fixed mindset (family system) on youth mental health symptoms. In total, 658 pairs of emerging adults and their parents participated in this study. Youth completed measurements on core …
Self‐compassion promoted educational flow through increased future orientation in left‐behind children groups
Left‐behind children (LBC) have been found to be disadvantaged in academic adaption due to the lack of parental care and supervision they receive. Educational flow, which is known as an optimal learning state for adolescents, would be beneficial for academic adaption among LBC. Self‐compassion may provide a growth mindset to improve their abilities and immersion in learning. The present study focuses on educational flow and explores both the leve…
How country image of an exporting country buffers against the impact of food safety incidents on consumer trust and purchase intention: An experimental study
Purpose The present experimental study aims to investigate when a food safety incident occurs, how country image influences consumers' trust and purchase intention, as well as the relationship between trust and purchase intention. Design/methodology/approach Participants (N = 1,590) were randomly allocated into one of the eight conditions [(country competence: high vs low) × (country warmth: high vs low) × (clean green image: high vs low)], read …
Online collective action: Procedural unfairness and action support as predictors based on a dual pathway model
To investigate the social-psychological mechanism of online collective action, we explored the impacts of procedural unfairness and action support in accordance with the dual pathway model of coping with collective disadvantage. Our results indicated that manipulated procedural unfairness and action support independently predicted online collective action intentions in protesting against electrical power restrictions in dormitories during winter …
Longitudinal relationships between perceived social support and social behaviors in preadolescence and early adolescence: The mediating role of social self-concept
The transition to adolescence is a critical phase for shaping child behavior. Previous studies have revealed the correlation between perceived social support and children’s social behaviors. However, the longitudinal causal relationship between perceived social support and social behavior remains unclear. This study aimed to reveal the longitudinal, bidirectional relationship between perceived social support (from parents, peers, and teachers) an…
The relationship between stressful childhood environments and depression for Chinese adolescents: A serial mediation model through perceived discrimination and belief in a just world
The serial mediation role of parent-child attachment and empathy in the relationship between parental technoference and social anxiety
Teacher–student relationships and adolescents' classroom incivility: A moderated mediation model of moral disengagement and negative coping style
The current study examined whether moral disengagement would mediate the association between adolescents' teacher–student relationships and classroom incivility and sex and age differences in this mediation model. We also examined whether the mediating effect of moral disengagement would be moderated by negative coping styles. Participants comprised 2646 Chinese students (mean age = 13.85 years, SD = 1.45). Results indicated that teacher–student …
Longitudinal study examining academic expectation stress and distrust for Chinese adolescents: The roles of internalizing problems and hope
Distrust in social interaction is linked to health issues during adolescence, ranging from loneliness to aggression engagement. Previous research has attempted to elucidate the decline in trust from the perspective of perceived pressures, yet the understanding of how academic‐related pressures are related to distrust among adolescents is still limited. This 1‐year longitudinal study aims to examine the psychological mechanism underlying the relat…
Belief in a just world mediates the relation between early life environmental unpredictability and poor cyber defending behavior in adolescence: Evidence from a longitudinal study
Longitudinal study on profiles and transition of parental psychological control among Chinese adolescents: Associations with mental health problems and children’s gender
Prospective associations between heterogeneous sleep profiles and depressive symptoms in adolescents: The mediating role of coping styles
INTRODUCTION: Extant literature has linked sleep disturbance to depressive symptoms. However, the coexistence of naturally occurring sleep profiles among adolescents and the prospective associations between sleep profiles and depressive symptoms remain poorly understood. This study aims to uncover sleep patterns in Chinese adolescents based on a comprehensive set of sleep features (e.g., latency, daytime dysfunction, etc.) derived from the Pittsb…
How Is Happiness Related to Prosocial Tendencies Among Adolescents From High/Low Household Income Groups? The Protective Mechanism of Social Functioning
Literature reveals that people who feel happy are more inclined to demonstrate prosocial behaviour. Considering the development of social functioning during adolescence, this study aims to investigate the psychological mechanism underlying the relationship between happiness and prosocial tendencies among adolescents with high‐ and low‐income from a perspective of social functioning (i.e., peer trust and social competence). A sample of 2042 Chines…
Reciprocal Relationship Between Parental Technoference and Adolescent Problematic Mobile Phone Use: The Longitudinal Mediating Roles of Paternal and Maternal Attachment
Parental technoference, which refers to the interference of parent–child interactions by technology, has been demonstrated to be a risk factor for adolescent Problematic Mobile Phone Use (PMPU). From the perspective of family systems theory, the impact of adolescent PMPU on parental technoference seems also plausible. The present research investigated the bidirectional predictive association between parental technoference and adolescent PMPU thro…
Psychology (27 works) · Social Psychology (20 works) · Developmental psychology (17 works) · Clinical Psychology (10 works) · Psychiatry (9 works) · Social Psychology (9 works) · Child and Adolescent Psychosocial and Emotional Development (8 works) · Impact of Technology on Adolescents (8 works) · Longitudinal study (7 works) · Medicine (7 works)