Hui Meng
Biographic Data
| ID | 3725825 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Hui Meng |
| GIVEN NAMES | Hui |
| FAMILY NAME | Meng |
| SIGNATURE | MENG H |
| AFFILIATIONS | East China Normal University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6359-9757 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 22 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 22 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Sexual attitudes, behaviors, and knowledge, attitudes, and practices on infectious disease among only-child and non-only-child college students: A cross-sectional study in first-year students, Jiangsu…
Only-child and non-only-child college students in China show broadly similar sexual attitudes, behaviors, and infectious disease KAP, with only modest differences in attitudinal domains. Therefore, health education does not need to be individualized based on sibling status; instead, universal and standardized interventions should be prioritized for all college students.
Does AI-assisted Learning Improve Students' Learning Outcomes? Evidence From A Meta-analysis
Retrospective and Perspective on Immigrant Literature in the United States: Chinese American Writers in Focus
The changing demographics of American population has inspired scholars to engage with the literary genre of immigrant literature in the United States (U.S.) to discuss language hybridity, cultural exchange, transnational migration, and various worldviews. This article examines the stages of immigrant literature in the U.S., analyzes the development of immigrant theories, and proposes that this genre begins to diffuse the traditional lineal narrat…
Development and Validation of the Perceived Partner Stroke Scale in Chinese Married Individuals
As a main source of love and belonging, romantic relationships have a profound impact on physical and mental health. According to transactional analysis (TA) theory, individuals’ perceptions of strokes (interpersonal transactions) from their partner are closely correlated with relationship satisfaction and even psychological well-being. However, there currently is no reliable and validated scale that assesses perceived strokes in romantic relatio…
Letter to the Coeditors
The short-term longitudinal associations between loneliness and smartphone addiction: The mediating role of depression
Mixed blessing of supervisor-subordinate relationship: The instrumental-based mechanism from an inequity perspective of over-reward
Economic–environmental coordination and influencing factors under dual-carbon goal: A spatial empirical evidence from China’s transport sector
Variants of social adaptation in Chinese adolescents: A latent profile analysis
The effect of bottom elimination system on individual competition: Testing the N-effect
A networked-hutong siwei for developing Australia’s pedagogical strategy for International Research Education: Intellectual interconnectedness and theoretical alternatives
Although 30% of international students who study in Australia are from China, there is a well-documented intellectual silence of Chinese students, the in-class silence of Chinese students in coursework degrees in particular. In response to the national policy and to provide insights into the international research education of Australia, this article reports on a study that examines the intellectual silence of research students from China enrolle…
A Validity Reassessment of the Recovery Experience Questionnaire with Two Extended Confirmatory Factor Analyses
Awkward Betweenness and Reluctant Metamorphosis: Eileen Chang’s Self-Translation
This article studies Eileen Chang’s (1920-1995)’s self-translation as a cultural mediation between two worlds. Different from the previous studies which either focus mainly on a single work or interpret from the perspective of Sinophone studies, this article presents a relatively inclusive view of Chang’s self-translation by contrasting her practices in the 1940s with that of the post-1950s, examining the changing Skopos that dictates how she con…
Cultural hybridity and bilingual creativity: Ha Jin’s self-translation in A Good Fall
Growing out of a particular cultural and historical milieu of bilingualism, cultural hybridity, and transnationalism, Ha Jin’s self-translated work A Good Fall (落地) employs “nativized” discourse norms and strategies to convey the particularities of two language systems. Despite numerous studies about his English works, limited attention has been paid to his self-translation. This article studies how Skopos dominates his employment of translation …
Baoyuan decoction ameliorates apoptosis via AT1-Carp signaling pathway in H9C2 cells and heart failure post-acute myocardial infarction rats
Dalbergia odorifera: A review of its traditional uses, phytochemistry, pharmacology, and quality control
Abusive supervision and newcomers’ turnover intention: A perceived workplace ostracism perspective
The relationship between abusive supervision and newcomers' turnover intention was explored from the perspective of perceived workplace ostracism. Findings from three-wave data ( n = 300) showed that (1) abusive supervision was positively associated with newcomers' perceived coworker ostracism, perceived supervisor ostracism, and turnover intention; (2) rather than perceived coworker ostracism, perceived supervisor ostracism was positively associ…
Dragon's Blood exerts cardio-protection against myocardial injury through PI3K-AKT-mTOR signaling pathway in acute myocardial infarction mice model
Exposure to nature counteracts aggression after depletion
Acts of self-control are more likely to fail after previous exertion of self-control, known as the ego depletion effect. Research has shown that depleted participants behave more aggressively than non-depleted participants, especially after being provoked. Although exposure to nature (e.g., a walk in the park) has been predicted to replenish resources common to executive functioning and self-control, the extent to which exposure to nature may cou…
Democratising western research using non-western theories: Rancière and mute Chinese theoretical tools
Because of the growing presence of research students from China in western research education programs, their research might also make an original contribution to knowledge by engaging Chinese languages and theories. While drawing on Rancière's novel conceptualisations of mute speech and democracy, this article is directed at interrupting the tradition of importing French ideas into anglophone educational research, and instead feeds them into cre…
Traditional Chinese herb Dihuang Yinzi (DY) plays neuroprotective and anti-dementia role in rats of ischemic brain injury
Validation of a U.S. Adult Social Self-Efficacy Inventory in Chinese Populations 1Ψ7
The authors report a series of efforts to validate a U.S. adult social self-efficacy inventory, the Perceived Social Self-Efficacy scale (PSSE), in Chinese populations. They argue that the construct underlying the PSSE scale constitutes an important component of Chinese adult social self-efficacy, which was confirmed in focus group discussions. The original English PSSE items were back translated into Chinese and were adapted to suit Chinese lang…
Democratising western research using non-western theories: Rancière and mute Chinese theoretical tools
Because of the growing presence of research students from China in western research education programs, their research might also make an original contribution to knowledge by engaging Chinese languages and theories. While drawing on Rancière's novel conceptualisations of mute speech and democracy, this article is directed at interrupting the tradition of importing French ideas into anglophone educational research, and instead feeds them into cre…
Validation of a U.S. Adult Social Self-Efficacy Inventory in Chinese Populations 1Ψ7
The authors report a series of efforts to validate a U.S. adult social self-efficacy inventory, the Perceived Social Self-Efficacy scale (PSSE), in Chinese populations. They argue that the construct underlying the PSSE scale constitutes an important component of Chinese adult social self-efficacy, which was confirmed in focus group discussions. The original English PSSE items were back translated into Chinese and were adapted to suit Chinese lang…
Exposure to nature counteracts aggression after depletion
Acts of self-control are more likely to fail after previous exertion of self-control, known as the ego depletion effect. Research has shown that depleted participants behave more aggressively than non-depleted participants, especially after being provoked. Although exposure to nature (e.g., a walk in the park) has been predicted to replenish resources common to executive functioning and self-control, the extent to which exposure to nature may cou…
Traditional Chinese herb Dihuang Yinzi (DY) plays neuroprotective and anti-dementia role in rats of ischemic brain injury
Validation of a U.S. Adult Social Self-Efficacy Inventory in Chinese Populations 1Ψ7
The authors report a series of efforts to validate a U.S. adult social self-efficacy inventory, the Perceived Social Self-Efficacy scale (PSSE), in Chinese populations. They argue that the construct underlying the PSSE scale constitutes an important component of Chinese adult social self-efficacy, which was confirmed in focus group discussions. The original English PSSE items were back translated into Chinese and were adapted to suit Chinese lang…
Democratising western research using non-western theories: Rancière and mute Chinese theoretical tools
Because of the growing presence of research students from China in western research education programs, their research might also make an original contribution to knowledge by engaging Chinese languages and theories. While drawing on Rancière's novel conceptualisations of mute speech and democracy, this article is directed at interrupting the tradition of importing French ideas into anglophone educational research, and instead feeds them into cre…
Dragon's Blood exerts cardio-protection against myocardial injury through PI3K-AKT-mTOR signaling pathway in acute myocardial infarction mice model
Exposure to nature counteracts aggression after depletion
Acts of self-control are more likely to fail after previous exertion of self-control, known as the ego depletion effect. Research has shown that depleted participants behave more aggressively than non-depleted participants, especially after being provoked. Although exposure to nature (e.g., a walk in the park) has been predicted to replenish resources common to executive functioning and self-control, the extent to which exposure to nature may cou…
Cultural hybridity and bilingual creativity: Ha Jin’s self-translation in A Good Fall
Growing out of a particular cultural and historical milieu of bilingualism, cultural hybridity, and transnationalism, Ha Jin’s self-translated work A Good Fall (落地) employs “nativized” discourse norms and strategies to convey the particularities of two language systems. Despite numerous studies about his English works, limited attention has been paid to his self-translation. This article studies how Skopos dominates his employment of translation …
Baoyuan decoction ameliorates apoptosis via AT1-Carp signaling pathway in H9C2 cells and heart failure post-acute myocardial infarction rats
Dalbergia odorifera: A review of its traditional uses, phytochemistry, pharmacology, and quality control
Abusive supervision and newcomers’ turnover intention: A perceived workplace ostracism perspective
The relationship between abusive supervision and newcomers' turnover intention was explored from the perspective of perceived workplace ostracism. Findings from three-wave data ( n = 300) showed that (1) abusive supervision was positively associated with newcomers' perceived coworker ostracism, perceived supervisor ostracism, and turnover intention; (2) rather than perceived coworker ostracism, perceived supervisor ostracism was positively associ…
Awkward Betweenness and Reluctant Metamorphosis: Eileen Chang’s Self-Translation
This article studies Eileen Chang’s (1920-1995)’s self-translation as a cultural mediation between two worlds. Different from the previous studies which either focus mainly on a single work or interpret from the perspective of Sinophone studies, this article presents a relatively inclusive view of Chang’s self-translation by contrasting her practices in the 1940s with that of the post-1950s, examining the changing Skopos that dictates how she con…
Variants of social adaptation in Chinese adolescents: A latent profile analysis
The effect of bottom elimination system on individual competition: Testing the N-effect
A networked-hutong siwei for developing Australia’s pedagogical strategy for International Research Education: Intellectual interconnectedness and theoretical alternatives
Although 30% of international students who study in Australia are from China, there is a well-documented intellectual silence of Chinese students, the in-class silence of Chinese students in coursework degrees in particular. In response to the national policy and to provide insights into the international research education of Australia, this article reports on a study that examines the intellectual silence of research students from China enrolle…
A Validity Reassessment of the Recovery Experience Questionnaire with Two Extended Confirmatory Factor Analyses
The short-term longitudinal associations between loneliness and smartphone addiction: The mediating role of depression
Mixed blessing of supervisor-subordinate relationship: The instrumental-based mechanism from an inequity perspective of over-reward
Economic–environmental coordination and influencing factors under dual-carbon goal: A spatial empirical evidence from China’s transport sector
Development and Validation of the Perceived Partner Stroke Scale in Chinese Married Individuals
As a main source of love and belonging, romantic relationships have a profound impact on physical and mental health. According to transactional analysis (TA) theory, individuals’ perceptions of strokes (interpersonal transactions) from their partner are closely correlated with relationship satisfaction and even psychological well-being. However, there currently is no reliable and validated scale that assesses perceived strokes in romantic relatio…
Letter to the Coeditors
Sexual attitudes, behaviors, and knowledge, attitudes, and practices on infectious disease among only-child and non-only-child college students: A cross-sectional study in first-year students, Jiangsu…
Only-child and non-only-child college students in China show broadly similar sexual attitudes, behaviors, and infectious disease KAP, with only modest differences in attitudinal domains. Therefore, health education does not need to be individualized based on sibling status; instead, universal and standardized interventions should be prioritized for all college students.
Does AI-assisted Learning Improve Students' Learning Outcomes? Evidence From A Meta-analysis
Retrospective and Perspective on Immigrant Literature in the United States: Chinese American Writers in Focus
The changing demographics of American population has inspired scholars to engage with the literary genre of immigrant literature in the United States (U.S.) to discuss language hybridity, cultural exchange, transnational migration, and various worldviews. This article examines the stages of immigrant literature in the U.S., analyzes the development of immigrant theories, and proposes that this genre begins to diffuse the traditional lineal narrat…
Psychology (12 works) · Social Psychology (7 works) · China (5 works) · Developmental psychology (5 works) · Medicine (5 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Biochemistry (3 works) · Biology (3 works) · Chemistry (3 works)