Nan Zhu
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3771035 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Nan Zhu |
| SOBRENOME | Zhu |
| ASSINATURA | ZHU N |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of International Business and Economics |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2539-6799 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 16 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 3 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2018 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Autonomy support in telehealth
Aims: Autonomy support plays a critical role in safeguarding patients' fundamental rights and promoting health behaviors. The context of autonomy support is transitioning from traditional face-to-face healthcare settings to telehealth, leading to an evolution in the connotation of autonomy support. This study aimed to clarify the connotation of autonomy support in telehealth and to develop a conceptual framework to guide innovations in clinical p…
A Psychological Model and Measurement of the Fast-Slow Life History Strategy
Human life history (LH) variation stems from developmental phenotypic responses to childhood environments. As with other psychological constructs, LH variation can be assessed by asking questions that are statistically linked to the underlying LH traits. This study introduces the fast-slow scale (FSS), a 35-item questionnaire designed to measure fast–slow LH strategies in adults. The FSS asks questions about trade-offs involving energy, resources…
Emergency Feminine-Hygiene Accessible Stations
Many individuals presume that gender equality will naturally improve in tandem with technological advancements and economic progress. However, despite significant economic disparities between the United States and China over the past three decades, the Gender Inequality Index (GII) for both countries (Fig. 3) has exhibited a striking similarity. This data suggests that policy intervention is imperative to advance gender equality despite the econo…
Collectivistic orientation moderates the effect of personal control on evaluations of societal disease‐control measures
Two pre‐registered studies examined people's psychological collectivism, personal control, and attitudes toward disease‐control measures in the context of the COVID‐19 crisis and more generalized contexts. Study 1 surveyed 819 residents in Shanghai in late May 2022 when they were undergoing a stringent city‐wide lockdown caused by an outbreak of the Omicron variant. We found that participants' psychological collectivism attenuated the negative as…
Research on the development of an effective mechanism of using public online education resource platform
The paper describes the research of causal relationships between the factors of technological, organizational, environmental, and personal contexts and their influence on the development of learning intentions in potential students. Its purpose was to develop a mechanism for designing a public online educational resource platform based on the combined TOE/fsQCA model taking into account the synergy of factors influencing student behavior at all s…
Cultural values, parenting, and child adjustment in China
To examine whether parents' cultural values are related to parenting practices and children's behavioural adjustment, mothers, fathers and children ( N = 218) from two cities in China (Jinan and Shanghai) were interviewed when children were, on average, 10 years old. Mothers and fathers reported their endorsement of cultural values (individualism, collectivism, conformity), which were used to separately predict warmth and family obligation expect…
Contingent reward versus punishment and compliance behavior
Previous research has long focused on the positive effect of contingent reward on employees’ psychological states and outcomes. Recent studies show that contingent punishment can also positively impact employees’ outcomes. Whether contingent reward can improve employees’ compliance behavior more than punishment can, has not been adequately studied. Exploring this issue can help researchers understand contingent reward and punishment from the pers…
Self-Organized Maker Education
Fostering soft skills in students has long been the subject of intense research in the wake of the digital revolution. Various research efforts, such as Students as Partners, have also explored the possibilities of involving students as stakeholders in the co-construction of learning environments. Makerspace suitable for individual or group learning enables students to develop their knowledge, skills, and identities as designers, researchers, and…
How do generalized reciprocity and negative reciprocity influence employees’ task performance differently? the mediating role of social exchange and the moderating role of emotional labor
Generalized reciprocity and negative reciprocity have been demonstrated to influence employees' psychological states and outcomes differently. Drawing upon social exchange theory and emotion regulation theory, we develop a model that specifies whether and how generalized reciprocity and negative reciprocity influence employees' task performance. A cross-sectional survey study (N = 584) reveals that generalized reciprocity is positively related to…
Linking autonomy support and health at work
Resilience to neoliberal structural constraints
Teaching is challenging and has long been vexed by teacher stress, burnout, and attrition. Framing through a positive perspective, this paper investigates teacher resilience to a form of structural challenge, that is, neoliberalism. The paper quantitatively models the resilience process of a sample of 2219 Chinese inclusive education teachers who develop professional competence and manage burnout despite the structural constraints brought about b…
Does organizational reciprocity improve employees’ motivation? The mediating role of basic psychological need satisfaction
Sustainable Supply Management Practices and Sustainability Performance
This study aims to build and examine a model of sustainable supply management (SSM) practices and sustainability performance (SP) from a dynamic capability perspective. More precisely, this article examines whether SSM practices have an affect on SP, and this relation is mediated by supply chain risk management (SCRM) and network capability (NC), and moderated by firm size. We collected data from 436 supply management professionals through a surv…
Contingent Reciprocity
Effects of Peer Influences and Life-History Strategy on Chinese Junior High School Students’ Prosocial and Antisocial Behaviors
Peer influence and life-history strategy have been shown in previous research as facilitators of adolescents’ social conduct. The current research uses the data from a two-wave, nationally representative survey of Chinese junior high school students to examine how different aspects of peer influence and life-history strategy in Grade 7 might contribute to prosocial and antisocial behaviors in Grade 8. We also considered differences between local …
Living Slow and Being Moral
Resilience to neoliberal structural constraints
Teaching is challenging and has long been vexed by teacher stress, burnout, and attrition. Framing through a positive perspective, this paper investigates teacher resilience to a form of structural challenge, that is, neoliberalism. The paper quantitatively models the resilience process of a sample of 2219 Chinese inclusive education teachers who develop professional competence and manage burnout despite the structural constraints brought about b…
Sustainable Supply Management Practices and Sustainability Performance
This study aims to build and examine a model of sustainable supply management (SSM) practices and sustainability performance (SP) from a dynamic capability perspective. More precisely, this article examines whether SSM practices have an affect on SP, and this relation is mediated by supply chain risk management (SCRM) and network capability (NC), and moderated by firm size. We collected data from 436 supply management professionals through a surv…
Living Slow and Being Moral
Living Slow and Being Moral
Contingent Reciprocity
Effects of Peer Influences and Life-History Strategy on Chinese Junior High School Students’ Prosocial and Antisocial Behaviors
Peer influence and life-history strategy have been shown in previous research as facilitators of adolescents’ social conduct. The current research uses the data from a two-wave, nationally representative survey of Chinese junior high school students to examine how different aspects of peer influence and life-history strategy in Grade 7 might contribute to prosocial and antisocial behaviors in Grade 8. We also considered differences between local …
Does organizational reciprocity improve employees’ motivation? The mediating role of basic psychological need satisfaction
Sustainable Supply Management Practices and Sustainability Performance
This study aims to build and examine a model of sustainable supply management (SSM) practices and sustainability performance (SP) from a dynamic capability perspective. More precisely, this article examines whether SSM practices have an affect on SP, and this relation is mediated by supply chain risk management (SCRM) and network capability (NC), and moderated by firm size. We collected data from 436 supply management professionals through a surv…
Linking autonomy support and health at work
Resilience to neoliberal structural constraints
Teaching is challenging and has long been vexed by teacher stress, burnout, and attrition. Framing through a positive perspective, this paper investigates teacher resilience to a form of structural challenge, that is, neoliberalism. The paper quantitatively models the resilience process of a sample of 2219 Chinese inclusive education teachers who develop professional competence and manage burnout despite the structural constraints brought about b…
Contingent reward versus punishment and compliance behavior
Previous research has long focused on the positive effect of contingent reward on employees’ psychological states and outcomes. Recent studies show that contingent punishment can also positively impact employees’ outcomes. Whether contingent reward can improve employees’ compliance behavior more than punishment can, has not been adequately studied. Exploring this issue can help researchers understand contingent reward and punishment from the pers…
Self-Organized Maker Education
Fostering soft skills in students has long been the subject of intense research in the wake of the digital revolution. Various research efforts, such as Students as Partners, have also explored the possibilities of involving students as stakeholders in the co-construction of learning environments. Makerspace suitable for individual or group learning enables students to develop their knowledge, skills, and identities as designers, researchers, and…
How do generalized reciprocity and negative reciprocity influence employees’ task performance differently? the mediating role of social exchange and the moderating role of emotional labor
Generalized reciprocity and negative reciprocity have been demonstrated to influence employees' psychological states and outcomes differently. Drawing upon social exchange theory and emotion regulation theory, we develop a model that specifies whether and how generalized reciprocity and negative reciprocity influence employees' task performance. A cross-sectional survey study (N = 584) reveals that generalized reciprocity is positively related to…
Emergency Feminine-Hygiene Accessible Stations
Many individuals presume that gender equality will naturally improve in tandem with technological advancements and economic progress. However, despite significant economic disparities between the United States and China over the past three decades, the Gender Inequality Index (GII) for both countries (Fig. 3) has exhibited a striking similarity. This data suggests that policy intervention is imperative to advance gender equality despite the econo…
Collectivistic orientation moderates the effect of personal control on evaluations of societal disease‐control measures
Two pre‐registered studies examined people's psychological collectivism, personal control, and attitudes toward disease‐control measures in the context of the COVID‐19 crisis and more generalized contexts. Study 1 surveyed 819 residents in Shanghai in late May 2022 when they were undergoing a stringent city‐wide lockdown caused by an outbreak of the Omicron variant. We found that participants' psychological collectivism attenuated the negative as…
Research on the development of an effective mechanism of using public online education resource platform
The paper describes the research of causal relationships between the factors of technological, organizational, environmental, and personal contexts and their influence on the development of learning intentions in potential students. Its purpose was to develop a mechanism for designing a public online educational resource platform based on the combined TOE/fsQCA model taking into account the synergy of factors influencing student behavior at all s…
Cultural values, parenting, and child adjustment in China
To examine whether parents' cultural values are related to parenting practices and children's behavioural adjustment, mothers, fathers and children ( N = 218) from two cities in China (Jinan and Shanghai) were interviewed when children were, on average, 10 years old. Mothers and fathers reported their endorsement of cultural values (individualism, collectivism, conformity), which were used to separately predict warmth and family obligation expect…
Autonomy support in telehealth
Aims: Autonomy support plays a critical role in safeguarding patients' fundamental rights and promoting health behaviors. The context of autonomy support is transitioning from traditional face-to-face healthcare settings to telehealth, leading to an evolution in the connotation of autonomy support. This study aimed to clarify the connotation of autonomy support in telehealth and to develop a conceptual framework to guide innovations in clinical p…
A Psychological Model and Measurement of the Fast-Slow Life History Strategy
Human life history (LH) variation stems from developmental phenotypic responses to childhood environments. As with other psychological constructs, LH variation can be assessed by asking questions that are statistically linked to the underlying LH traits. This study introduces the fast-slow scale (FSS), a 35-item questionnaire designed to measure fast–slow LH strategies in adults. The FSS asks questions about trade-offs involving energy, resources…
Psychology (15 obras) · Social Psychology (11 obras) · Political science (5 obras) · Sociology (5 obras) · Behavioral Health and Interventions (4 obras) · Computer Science (4 obras) · Developmental psychology (4 obras) · Evolutionary Psychology and Human Behavior (4 obras) · Job Satisfaction and Organizational Behavior (4 obras) · Autonomy (3 obras)