Mingzhong Wang
Biographic Data
| ID | 3827117 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mingzhong Wang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mingzhong |
| FAMILY NAME | Wang |
| SIGNATURE | WANG M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Yangzhou University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3065-7719 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Within-Person Effects of Harsh Parenting on Adolescent Peer Acceptance via Interpersonal Accuracy
Within-person Relations among Paternal and Maternal Child-oriented Perfectionism, Harsh Parenting, and Child Social Anxiety
Prospective Within-person Relations among Parental Child-oriented Perfectionism, Child maladaptive Perfectionism, and Child Depressive Symptoms
Interpersonal Perceptual Tendencies and Adjustment in Chinese Adolescents
Adolescent mindfulness may buffer the longitudinal effect of parental work-family conflict and interparental conflict on adolescent affiliation with deviant peers
Parental work-family conflict undermines family functioning, which in turn may impair children's peer functioning. Using a longitudinal design spanning across 2 years, the present study examined whether paternal/maternal work-family conflict could predict interparental conflict and, in turn, whether such conflict contributed to adolescent affiliation with deviant peers. Additionally, this study also explored the moderating role of adolescent mind…
Longitudinal pathways from harsh parenting to adolescent depression via internal working models
Theoretical and empirical research indicates that insecure attachment with parents may function as a mediator between aversive parenting and adolescent depression. However, no longitudinal research has differentiated the roles of internal representations of parental attachment, especially the roles of the two internal working models (i.e., the self-model and the other model) in the longitudinal relation from harsh parenting to adolescent depressi…
Harsh Fathering Longitudinally Predicts Adolescents' Internet Gaming Addiction via Unfulfilled Psychological Need
Using a three-wave longitudinal design with 1-year intervals, the present study examined whether adolescents suffering from harsh fathering were more likely to develop Internet gaming addiction because of their unfulfilled psychological needs. A sample of 907 adolescent students from two junior high schools participated (aged from 12 to 16 years, M = 13.14 years, SD = 0.87). Cross-lagged mediational analyses indicated that harsh fathering negativ…
Awe elicited by natural disasters and willingness to help people in afflicted areas
Perceived parental disfavoritism and life satisfaction in Chinese adolescents
There’s a troll on the information bridge! An exploratory study of deviant online behaviour impacts on tourism cosmopolitanism
Existing literature has portrayed tourism as a conduit for learning and transformation, with a view that such mobilities elucidate tourism cosmopolitanism. While such propositions are insofar useful in characterising global dispositions, very little has been done to investigate how the virtual space has helped to develop or curtail effects of tourism cosmopolitanism. The virtual space has transformed tourism engagement and consumption patterns, t…
Parental Conflict Affects Adolescents' Depression and Social Anxiety
摘要
Longitudinal pathways from harsh parenting to adolescent depression via internal working models
Theoretical and empirical research indicates that insecure attachment with parents may function as a mediator between aversive parenting and adolescent depression. However, no longitudinal research has differentiated the roles of internal representations of parental attachment, especially the roles of the two internal working models (i.e., the self-model and the other model) in the longitudinal relation from harsh parenting to adolescent depressi…
Prospective Within-person Relations among Parental Child-oriented Perfectionism, Child maladaptive Perfectionism, and Child Depressive Symptoms
Adolescent mindfulness may buffer the longitudinal effect of parental work-family conflict and interparental conflict on adolescent affiliation with deviant peers
Parental work-family conflict undermines family functioning, which in turn may impair children's peer functioning. Using a longitudinal design spanning across 2 years, the present study examined whether paternal/maternal work-family conflict could predict interparental conflict and, in turn, whether such conflict contributed to adolescent affiliation with deviant peers. Additionally, this study also explored the moderating role of adolescent mind…
Perceived parental disfavoritism and life satisfaction in Chinese adolescents
There’s a troll on the information bridge! An exploratory study of deviant online behaviour impacts on tourism cosmopolitanism
Existing literature has portrayed tourism as a conduit for learning and transformation, with a view that such mobilities elucidate tourism cosmopolitanism. While such propositions are insofar useful in characterising global dispositions, very little has been done to investigate how the virtual space has helped to develop or curtail effects of tourism cosmopolitanism. The virtual space has transformed tourism engagement and consumption patterns, t…
Parental Conflict Affects Adolescents' Depression and Social Anxiety
摘要
There’s a troll on the information bridge! An exploratory study of deviant online behaviour impacts on tourism cosmopolitanism
Existing literature has portrayed tourism as a conduit for learning and transformation, with a view that such mobilities elucidate tourism cosmopolitanism. While such propositions are insofar useful in characterising global dispositions, very little has been done to investigate how the virtual space has helped to develop or curtail effects of tourism cosmopolitanism. The virtual space has transformed tourism engagement and consumption patterns, t…
Perceived parental disfavoritism and life satisfaction in Chinese adolescents
Awe elicited by natural disasters and willingness to help people in afflicted areas
Interpersonal Perceptual Tendencies and Adjustment in Chinese Adolescents
Adolescent mindfulness may buffer the longitudinal effect of parental work-family conflict and interparental conflict on adolescent affiliation with deviant peers
Parental work-family conflict undermines family functioning, which in turn may impair children's peer functioning. Using a longitudinal design spanning across 2 years, the present study examined whether paternal/maternal work-family conflict could predict interparental conflict and, in turn, whether such conflict contributed to adolescent affiliation with deviant peers. Additionally, this study also explored the moderating role of adolescent mind…
Longitudinal pathways from harsh parenting to adolescent depression via internal working models
Theoretical and empirical research indicates that insecure attachment with parents may function as a mediator between aversive parenting and adolescent depression. However, no longitudinal research has differentiated the roles of internal representations of parental attachment, especially the roles of the two internal working models (i.e., the self-model and the other model) in the longitudinal relation from harsh parenting to adolescent depressi…
Harsh Fathering Longitudinally Predicts Adolescents' Internet Gaming Addiction via Unfulfilled Psychological Need
Using a three-wave longitudinal design with 1-year intervals, the present study examined whether adolescents suffering from harsh fathering were more likely to develop Internet gaming addiction because of their unfulfilled psychological needs. A sample of 907 adolescent students from two junior high schools participated (aged from 12 to 16 years, M = 13.14 years, SD = 0.87). Cross-lagged mediational analyses indicated that harsh fathering negativ…
Prospective Within-person Relations among Parental Child-oriented Perfectionism, Child maladaptive Perfectionism, and Child Depressive Symptoms
Within-Person Effects of Harsh Parenting on Adolescent Peer Acceptance via Interpersonal Accuracy
Within-person Relations among Paternal and Maternal Child-oriented Perfectionism, Harsh Parenting, and Child Social Anxiety
Psychology (9 works) · Developmental psychology (7 works) · Child and Adolescent Psychosocial and Emotional Development (6 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Attachment and Relationship Dynamics (5 works) · Clinical Psychology (5 works) · Health psychology (4 works) · Anxiety (3 works) · Clinical Psychology (3 works) · Legal psychology (3 works)