Xiaolin Guo
Biographic Data
| ID | 3774569 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Xiaolin Guo |
| GIVEN NAMES | Xiaolin |
| FAMILY NAME | Guo |
| SIGNATURE | GUO X |
| AFFILIATIONS | Beijing Normal University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1247-273X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 24 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 62 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 24 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
The Influence of Parent–Child Discrepancies in Filial Piety on Depressive Symptoms in Chinese Parents With Preadolescent Children
Filial piety has been shown to have a strong effect on the well-being of parents, but the findings have been inconsistent. This study aimed to clarify the mixed results by considering the role of parent-child discrepancies in filial piety. Specifically, we examined how congruence and incongruence in filial piety between parents and children are related to parental depressive symptoms. Data were obtained from 3922 eleven-year-old students and thei…
The associations between parent-child value conflict in filial piety and adolescent depressive symptoms
A sociopragmatic study of the strategies and affecting factors of Chinese thanking responses
Utilizing the Labovian-style fieldwork methodology in the form of request for directions, this research delved into the nuances of thanking responses from 16 groups of 960 Chinese respondents, by meticulously controlling four distinct variables: education level (high and low), age (aged and young), complexity of thanking expressions (complex and simple), and indebtedness (knowing and telling the direction, not knowing and failing to tell the dire…
Intelligence Mindsets Trajectory Profiles among Chinese Elementary School Students: Associations with Changes in Academic Achievement from Grades 4 to 6
Are Peer-rejected Adolescents More Likely to Become Bullies or Victims? A Longitudinal Social Network Analysis
Dynamic Associations between Self-Efficacy and Depressive Symptoms During the Transition to Adolescence: A 3-year Longitudinal Study
Reciprocal Relationships among the Educational Expectations of Fathers, Mothers, and Adolescents from Fourth Grade to Ninth Grade
The relation between family socioeconomic status and depressive symptoms among children and adolescents in mainland China: A meta-analysis
Family socioeconomic status (SES) is widely believed to be associated with depressive symptoms in children and adolescents. The correlation between SES and depressive symptoms changes based on social culture and the economic development level. In China, which includes many children and adolescents, the magnitude of the relationship between SES and depressive symptoms and its potential moderators remains unclear. The current meta-analysis was cond…
How Do We Imagine a Speech? A Triple Network Model for Situationally Simulated Inner Speech
Social ties and urban settlement intention of rural-to-urban migrants in China: The mediating role of place attachment and the moderating role of spatial pattern
Differences in the Development of Mathematics Motivation within and across Socioeconomic Status: Do Early Adolescents’ Failure Beliefs Matter
Does Being Prosocial Pay Off? Testing Positive Developmental Cascades of Prosocial Behavior, Social Preference, and Subjective Well-Being in Chinese Adolescents
How Does the Land Rental Market Participation Affect Household Efficiency? Evidence from Rural China
The active land rental market affects inter-household efficiency. Using nationally representative household panel data in China from 2017 to 2019, we estimate rural household efficiency with consideration of diversification, and analyze the effect of land rental market participation on household efficiency using a control function approach. Results show that: (1) the mean technical efficiency and allocative efficiency were 0.45 and 0.64 in 2017 a…
School victimization and self‐esteem: Reciprocal relationships and the moderating roles of peer support and teacher support
The current study investigated the dynamic reciprocal relationships between adolescents’ school victimization and self‐esteem during the first 2 years in secondary schools and how the relationships varied by social support. Participants were 2550 Chinese adolescents (52% males; 48% females) aged 11–16 years ( M age = 12.99 years, SD age = 0.58) who had just entered secondary school and were followed for 2 years. A cross‐lagged path analysis was u…
Parent-Child Discrepancy in Educational Aspirations and Depressive Symptoms in Early Adolescence: A Longitudinal Study
Gender Differences in the Intergenerational Transmission Process of Educational Aspirations in Late Childhood
Using an Engel Curve Approach to Infer Cost of Living Experienced by Canadian Households
We use Survey of Household Spending data for 1997–2015 and apply an Engel curve approach to infer how well the all-items Consumer Price Index (CPI) represents the cost of living experienced by Canadian households. We find that the CPI understates the cost of living for households before 2010. After 2009, the CPI overstated the cost of living of households, suggesting that post-recession real incomes were higher than suggested by CPI deflated inco…
Relationship between parental psychological control and children’s academic achievement in China: The role of children’s failure mindsets
Gains and losses: Does farmland acquisition harm farmers’ welfare
The relationship between mother–child discrepancies in educational aspirations and children's academic achievement: The mediating role of children's academic self-efficacy
Chapter Six. Between The Interior And Frontier
The Jinsha River, one of the three rivers that constituted the traditional border between the Yunnan interior and frontier, winds along the western and southern perimeters of present day Yongsheng county, an imperial prefecture. The modern history of Yongsheng saw disorder and restoration, revolution, and development, in the course of which the local state apparatus grew complex and increasingly influential in the lives of the local populace. A q…
State and Ethnicity in China's Southwest
Twentieth century China has seen local societies undergo unprecedented transformations accompanied by a remarkable continuity in state practice. In this path-breaking study of two ethnically different communities, the matrilineal Mosuo and the patrilineal Han, in northwest Yunnan province, the author traces cultural change from a historical perspective in relation to the ecological environment and political systems. The treatment of state penetra…
Chinese Socialism and Local Nationalism in the Discourse of Development
This paper deals with 'development' - a state discourse formulated initially to transform the ethnic minority societies in China's southwest upon the founding of the People's Republic (PRC) - and how this state discourse has inadvertently served the interests of the ethnic elites in the course of China's current economic reforms. Half a century on, socialism on China's periphery has transformed from being an alien concept to acquiring its present…
Land Expropriation and Rural Conflicts in China
In the early spring of 1999, I was conducting fieldwork on agricultural development in a township in northeast Yunnan.This study is a result of my fieldwork carried out in February–March 1999 and again in December 1999 in the township where I conducted household surveys in three villages (20–30 households in each, depending on the size of village, by random sampling) and interviews with village leaders and officials at township and county levels.…
State and Ethnicity in China's Southwest
Twentieth century China has seen local societies undergo unprecedented transformations accompanied by a remarkable continuity in state practice. In this path-breaking study of two ethnically different communities, the matrilineal Mosuo and the patrilineal Han, in northwest Yunnan province, the author traces cultural change from a historical perspective in relation to the ecological environment and political systems. The treatment of state penetra…
Gains and losses: Does farmland acquisition harm farmers’ welfare
Gender Differences in the Intergenerational Transmission Process of Educational Aspirations in Late Childhood
Does Being Prosocial Pay Off? Testing Positive Developmental Cascades of Prosocial Behavior, Social Preference, and Subjective Well-Being in Chinese Adolescents
Social ties and urban settlement intention of rural-to-urban migrants in China: The mediating role of place attachment and the moderating role of spatial pattern
School victimization and self‐esteem: Reciprocal relationships and the moderating roles of peer support and teacher support
The current study investigated the dynamic reciprocal relationships between adolescents’ school victimization and self‐esteem during the first 2 years in secondary schools and how the relationships varied by social support. Participants were 2550 Chinese adolescents (52% males; 48% females) aged 11–16 years ( M age = 12.99 years, SD age = 0.58) who had just entered secondary school and were followed for 2 years. A cross‐lagged path analysis was u…
The relationship between mother–child discrepancies in educational aspirations and children's academic achievement: The mediating role of children's academic self-efficacy
Dynamic Associations between Self-Efficacy and Depressive Symptoms During the Transition to Adolescence: A 3-year Longitudinal Study
Parent-Child Discrepancy in Educational Aspirations and Depressive Symptoms in Early Adolescence: A Longitudinal Study
Using an Engel Curve Approach to Infer Cost of Living Experienced by Canadian Households
We use Survey of Household Spending data for 1997–2015 and apply an Engel curve approach to infer how well the all-items Consumer Price Index (CPI) represents the cost of living experienced by Canadian households. We find that the CPI understates the cost of living for households before 2010. After 2009, the CPI overstated the cost of living of households, suggesting that post-recession real incomes were higher than suggested by CPI deflated inco…
Land Expropriation and Rural Conflicts in China
In the early spring of 1999, I was conducting fieldwork on agricultural development in a township in northeast Yunnan.This study is a result of my fieldwork carried out in February–March 1999 and again in December 1999 in the township where I conducted household surveys in three villages (20–30 households in each, depending on the size of village, by random sampling) and interviews with village leaders and officials at township and county levels.…
Chapter Six. Between The Interior And Frontier
The Jinsha River, one of the three rivers that constituted the traditional border between the Yunnan interior and frontier, winds along the western and southern perimeters of present day Yongsheng county, an imperial prefecture. The modern history of Yongsheng saw disorder and restoration, revolution, and development, in the course of which the local state apparatus grew complex and increasingly influential in the lives of the local populace. A q…
State and Ethnicity in China's Southwest
Twentieth century China has seen local societies undergo unprecedented transformations accompanied by a remarkable continuity in state practice. In this path-breaking study of two ethnically different communities, the matrilineal Mosuo and the patrilineal Han, in northwest Yunnan province, the author traces cultural change from a historical perspective in relation to the ecological environment and political systems. The treatment of state penetra…
Chinese Socialism and Local Nationalism in the Discourse of Development
This paper deals with 'development' - a state discourse formulated initially to transform the ethnic minority societies in China's southwest upon the founding of the People's Republic (PRC) - and how this state discourse has inadvertently served the interests of the ethnic elites in the course of China's current economic reforms. Half a century on, socialism on China's periphery has transformed from being an alien concept to acquiring its present…
The relationship between mother–child discrepancies in educational aspirations and children's academic achievement: The mediating role of children's academic self-efficacy
Gains and losses: Does farmland acquisition harm farmers’ welfare
Gender Differences in the Intergenerational Transmission Process of Educational Aspirations in Late Childhood
Using an Engel Curve Approach to Infer Cost of Living Experienced by Canadian Households
We use Survey of Household Spending data for 1997–2015 and apply an Engel curve approach to infer how well the all-items Consumer Price Index (CPI) represents the cost of living experienced by Canadian households. We find that the CPI understates the cost of living for households before 2010. After 2009, the CPI overstated the cost of living of households, suggesting that post-recession real incomes were higher than suggested by CPI deflated inco…
Relationship between parental psychological control and children’s academic achievement in China: The role of children’s failure mindsets
How Does the Land Rental Market Participation Affect Household Efficiency? Evidence from Rural China
The active land rental market affects inter-household efficiency. Using nationally representative household panel data in China from 2017 to 2019, we estimate rural household efficiency with consideration of diversification, and analyze the effect of land rental market participation on household efficiency using a control function approach. Results show that: (1) the mean technical efficiency and allocative efficiency were 0.45 and 0.64 in 2017 a…
School victimization and self‐esteem: Reciprocal relationships and the moderating roles of peer support and teacher support
The current study investigated the dynamic reciprocal relationships between adolescents’ school victimization and self‐esteem during the first 2 years in secondary schools and how the relationships varied by social support. Participants were 2550 Chinese adolescents (52% males; 48% females) aged 11–16 years ( M age = 12.99 years, SD age = 0.58) who had just entered secondary school and were followed for 2 years. A cross‐lagged path analysis was u…
Parent-Child Discrepancy in Educational Aspirations and Depressive Symptoms in Early Adolescence: A Longitudinal Study
Does Being Prosocial Pay Off? Testing Positive Developmental Cascades of Prosocial Behavior, Social Preference, and Subjective Well-Being in Chinese Adolescents
The relation between family socioeconomic status and depressive symptoms among children and adolescents in mainland China: A meta-analysis
Family socioeconomic status (SES) is widely believed to be associated with depressive symptoms in children and adolescents. The correlation between SES and depressive symptoms changes based on social culture and the economic development level. In China, which includes many children and adolescents, the magnitude of the relationship between SES and depressive symptoms and its potential moderators remains unclear. The current meta-analysis was cond…
How Do We Imagine a Speech? A Triple Network Model for Situationally Simulated Inner Speech
Social ties and urban settlement intention of rural-to-urban migrants in China: The mediating role of place attachment and the moderating role of spatial pattern
Differences in the Development of Mathematics Motivation within and across Socioeconomic Status: Do Early Adolescents’ Failure Beliefs Matter
The associations between parent-child value conflict in filial piety and adolescent depressive symptoms
A sociopragmatic study of the strategies and affecting factors of Chinese thanking responses
Utilizing the Labovian-style fieldwork methodology in the form of request for directions, this research delved into the nuances of thanking responses from 16 groups of 960 Chinese respondents, by meticulously controlling four distinct variables: education level (high and low), age (aged and young), complexity of thanking expressions (complex and simple), and indebtedness (knowing and telling the direction, not knowing and failing to tell the dire…
Intelligence Mindsets Trajectory Profiles among Chinese Elementary School Students: Associations with Changes in Academic Achievement from Grades 4 to 6
Are Peer-rejected Adolescents More Likely to Become Bullies or Victims? A Longitudinal Social Network Analysis
Dynamic Associations between Self-Efficacy and Depressive Symptoms During the Transition to Adolescence: A 3-year Longitudinal Study
Reciprocal Relationships among the Educational Expectations of Fathers, Mothers, and Adolescents from Fourth Grade to Ninth Grade
The Influence of Parent–Child Discrepancies in Filial Piety on Depressive Symptoms in Chinese Parents With Preadolescent Children
Filial piety has been shown to have a strong effect on the well-being of parents, but the findings have been inconsistent. This study aimed to clarify the mixed results by considering the role of parent-child discrepancies in filial piety. Specifically, we examined how congruence and incongruence in filial piety between parents and children are related to parental depressive symptoms. Data were obtained from 3922 eleven-year-old students and thei…
Psychology (15 works) · Developmental psychology (12 works) · Social Psychology (9 works) · Social Psychology (9 works) · Health psychology (7 works) · Medicine (7 works) · Public health (7 works) · Child and Adolescent Psychosocial and Emotional Development (6 works) · Early Childhood Education and Development (6 works) · China (5 works)