Su Jiang
Biographic Data
| ID | 4030665 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Su Jiang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Su |
| FAMILY NAME | Jiang |
| SIGNATURE | JIANG S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Texas A&M University |
| ORCID | 0009-0002-4847-7302 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 17 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Longitudinal predictions of internalizing and externalizing problems from parental psychological control through emotion regulation difficulties in Chinese Americans during the transition from adolesc…
Objectives: A robust literature documents parents' influence on children's and adolescents' emotion regulation, but far fewer studies have examined whether parental socialization and adolescent emotion regulation continue to have influence on adjustment outcomes in emerging or early adulthood particularly among bicultural youth.This study addresses this gap by tracing these developmental pathways into a critical transitional period, thereby clari…
The co-developmental process of math and reading motivational beliefs during childhood and early adolescence and its relation to educational attainment in college
Parental STEM support in high school: The predictors, college correlates, and differences by gender and college generation status
Parents’ science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) support is theorized to influence adolescents’ choices to pursue STEM majors and careers (Eccles & Wigfield, 2020). Theory posits that parents’ STEM support is situated within the immediate contexts and, thus, is shaped by both parents’ beliefs about education and STEM as well as adolescents’ achievements and interests (Eccles & Wigfield, 2020), but the current empirical evidence t…
Etomidate‐Adulterated Vaping: Fragmented Global Drug Control and Public Health Risks
Engaging Latinx or Hispanic-Identifying families in science education: A longitudinal intervention study
Given the underrepresentation of Latinx or Hispanic-Identifying (LHI) individuals in STEM fields, this research examines the effectiveness of a parent intervention focused on the community cultural wealth for Spanish-speaking parents of LHI STEM undergraduate students in their first year of college who navigate systemic barriers such as racism, inequity, and marginalization (Yosso, 2005). Using a longitudinal quasi-experimental design with propen…
Patterns of afterschool settings: Are they related to changes in academic and social functioning in children and adolescents
This quantitative study examines patterns of participation in different afterschool settings over a 2-year period among ethnically diverse, low-income children and early adolescents (N = 2,914; 53% female; 66% Latine, 10% Black; Mchildren's age = 8.7 years, Mearly adolescents' age = 11.7 years). Four reliable patterns were found: (a) afterschool programs plus extracurricular activities, (b) afterschool programs plus extracurricular activities and…
The Future of Deadly Synthetic Opioids: Nitazenes and Their International Control
Nitazenes, a class of highly potent illicit synthetic opioids, represent an escalating global public health threat due to their increasing consumption and rising occurrence of overdose mortality connected with their use. This study evaluates the dangers posed by nitazenes, details gaps in their current international and national regulatory and enforcement measures, and proposes solutions to diminish their impact. Focusing on China and India, the …
The Threat of Fentanyl‐Based Counterfeits in Mexican Pharmacies: Addressing a Growing Public Health Crisis
Pharmacists are perceived as protectors of public health, advancing trust in pharmacies and the drugs provided. However, this trust is often misplaced in Mexico, where pharmacists frequently dispense dangerous fentanyl‐based counterfeits without prescription orders and on‐demand. The convergence of four trends occurring in Mexico—the influx of international tourists seeking pharmaceuticals without prescription orders, increased domestic consumpti…
Dissecting Cross-Border Bride Trafficking to China: A Crime Script Analysis Approach
Bride trafficking is a complex and underexplored form of human trafficking. This article outlines the crime script of cross-border bride trafficking to China using content analysis of 607 Chinese court judgments. We identify six steps in the trafficking process, detailing the principal destinations of trafficked victims and mapping the geographic distribution of transit points. Special attention is given to both the vulnerabilities and the shifti…
Durkheimian insights into the evolution of Chinese punitiveness
When the reasons for excessive legal punitiveness are better understood, strategies can be developed to reduce and prevent it. Émile Durkheim thought legal punitiveness rises when government power is more concentrated and unchecked. He also thought that legal punitiveness decreases as societies shift from a 'mechanical' stage, marked by insularity, ritualism, and limited social and occupational development, to an 'organic' stage, defined by an in…
Measuring early adolescents' prosocial behavior toward diverse others: Considering multiple social identities
INTRODUCTION: In a diverse society, individuals often need to make prosocial decisions toward others who vary on a range of intertwined social identities. Adolescence is a prime time to promote intergroup prosociality due to identity salience during this developmental stage. In this study, our goal was to develop and provide initial validation, of a novel measure on intergroup prosocial behavior considering gender and race/ethnicity. METHOD: = 12…
The role of comparative processes in shaping the effects of between-class ability grouping on students’ math ability self-concept
Examining changes in adolescents’ high school math and science motivational beliefs and their relations to parental STEM support and STEM major choice at the intersectionality of gender and college ge…
Drawing on the situated expectancy-value, dimensional comparison theories, and the intersectionality approach, this article examined the changes in adolescents' math and science motivational beliefs, the parental and college correlates of those beliefs, and the differences at the intersection of gender and college generation status (i.e., female and male first- and continuing-generation college students). Findings based on the nationally represen…
Strafrecht und Empirie: Beiträge zur internationalen Strafrechtswissenschaft
Im vorliegenden Werk behandelt Su Jiang aktuelle Problemfelder der chinesischen Strafrechtswissenschaft - von der Kriminologie über die klassische Strafrechtsdogmatik bis hin zur Internet- und KI-Kriminalität. Ein besonderer Fokus liegt auf Arbeiten mit empirischem Bezug. Einzelne Texte ziehen dabei einen Vergleich zur deutschen und US-amerikanischen Strafrechtswissenschaft und stellen deren Einfluss dar. Dabei zeichnet sich ein Phänomen ab, welc…
Individuals’ math and science motivation and their subsequent STEM choices and achievement in high school and college: A longitudinal study of gender and college generation status differences
Math and science motivational beliefs are essential in understanding students' science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) achievement and choices in high school and college. Drawing on the Eccles' expectancy-value theory and Arnett's emerging adulthood framework, this study examined the relations among high school students' motivational beliefs in ninth grade and their STEM course taking and grade point average (GPA) throughout high school…
Making sense of life without parole in China
In 2015, the People’s Republic of China introduced the sentence of lifelong imprisonment for a single, non-violent crime: corruption. Although life without the possibility of parole statutes were increasingly common in the US and across the world by the late 20th century, this is the first such statute ever introduced in China. While introducing the new punishment for corruption, China, the world’s leading executioner, retained the death penalty …
Individuals’ math and science motivation and their subsequent STEM choices and achievement in high school and college: A longitudinal study of gender and college generation status differences
Math and science motivational beliefs are essential in understanding students' science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) achievement and choices in high school and college. Drawing on the Eccles' expectancy-value theory and Arnett's emerging adulthood framework, this study examined the relations among high school students' motivational beliefs in ninth grade and their STEM course taking and grade point average (GPA) throughout high school…
Making sense of life without parole in China
In 2015, the People’s Republic of China introduced the sentence of lifelong imprisonment for a single, non-violent crime: corruption. Although life without the possibility of parole statutes were increasingly common in the US and across the world by the late 20th century, this is the first such statute ever introduced in China. While introducing the new punishment for corruption, China, the world’s leading executioner, retained the death penalty …
Examining changes in adolescents’ high school math and science motivational beliefs and their relations to parental STEM support and STEM major choice at the intersectionality of gender and college ge…
Drawing on the situated expectancy-value, dimensional comparison theories, and the intersectionality approach, this article examined the changes in adolescents' math and science motivational beliefs, the parental and college correlates of those beliefs, and the differences at the intersection of gender and college generation status (i.e., female and male first- and continuing-generation college students). Findings based on the nationally represen…
Making sense of life without parole in China
In 2015, the People’s Republic of China introduced the sentence of lifelong imprisonment for a single, non-violent crime: corruption. Although life without the possibility of parole statutes were increasingly common in the US and across the world by the late 20th century, this is the first such statute ever introduced in China. While introducing the new punishment for corruption, China, the world’s leading executioner, retained the death penalty …
Individuals’ math and science motivation and their subsequent STEM choices and achievement in high school and college: A longitudinal study of gender and college generation status differences
Math and science motivational beliefs are essential in understanding students' science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) achievement and choices in high school and college. Drawing on the Eccles' expectancy-value theory and Arnett's emerging adulthood framework, this study examined the relations among high school students' motivational beliefs in ninth grade and their STEM course taking and grade point average (GPA) throughout high school…
Strafrecht und Empirie: Beiträge zur internationalen Strafrechtswissenschaft
Im vorliegenden Werk behandelt Su Jiang aktuelle Problemfelder der chinesischen Strafrechtswissenschaft - von der Kriminologie über die klassische Strafrechtsdogmatik bis hin zur Internet- und KI-Kriminalität. Ein besonderer Fokus liegt auf Arbeiten mit empirischem Bezug. Einzelne Texte ziehen dabei einen Vergleich zur deutschen und US-amerikanischen Strafrechtswissenschaft und stellen deren Einfluss dar. Dabei zeichnet sich ein Phänomen ab, welc…
Measuring early adolescents' prosocial behavior toward diverse others: Considering multiple social identities
INTRODUCTION: In a diverse society, individuals often need to make prosocial decisions toward others who vary on a range of intertwined social identities. Adolescence is a prime time to promote intergroup prosociality due to identity salience during this developmental stage. In this study, our goal was to develop and provide initial validation, of a novel measure on intergroup prosocial behavior considering gender and race/ethnicity. METHOD: = 12…
The role of comparative processes in shaping the effects of between-class ability grouping on students’ math ability self-concept
Examining changes in adolescents’ high school math and science motivational beliefs and their relations to parental STEM support and STEM major choice at the intersectionality of gender and college ge…
Drawing on the situated expectancy-value, dimensional comparison theories, and the intersectionality approach, this article examined the changes in adolescents' math and science motivational beliefs, the parental and college correlates of those beliefs, and the differences at the intersection of gender and college generation status (i.e., female and male first- and continuing-generation college students). Findings based on the nationally represen…
The Future of Deadly Synthetic Opioids: Nitazenes and Their International Control
Nitazenes, a class of highly potent illicit synthetic opioids, represent an escalating global public health threat due to their increasing consumption and rising occurrence of overdose mortality connected with their use. This study evaluates the dangers posed by nitazenes, details gaps in their current international and national regulatory and enforcement measures, and proposes solutions to diminish their impact. Focusing on China and India, the …
The Threat of Fentanyl‐Based Counterfeits in Mexican Pharmacies: Addressing a Growing Public Health Crisis
Pharmacists are perceived as protectors of public health, advancing trust in pharmacies and the drugs provided. However, this trust is often misplaced in Mexico, where pharmacists frequently dispense dangerous fentanyl‐based counterfeits without prescription orders and on‐demand. The convergence of four trends occurring in Mexico—the influx of international tourists seeking pharmaceuticals without prescription orders, increased domestic consumpti…
Dissecting Cross-Border Bride Trafficking to China: A Crime Script Analysis Approach
Bride trafficking is a complex and underexplored form of human trafficking. This article outlines the crime script of cross-border bride trafficking to China using content analysis of 607 Chinese court judgments. We identify six steps in the trafficking process, detailing the principal destinations of trafficked victims and mapping the geographic distribution of transit points. Special attention is given to both the vulnerabilities and the shifti…
Durkheimian insights into the evolution of Chinese punitiveness
When the reasons for excessive legal punitiveness are better understood, strategies can be developed to reduce and prevent it. Émile Durkheim thought legal punitiveness rises when government power is more concentrated and unchecked. He also thought that legal punitiveness decreases as societies shift from a 'mechanical' stage, marked by insularity, ritualism, and limited social and occupational development, to an 'organic' stage, defined by an in…
Longitudinal predictions of internalizing and externalizing problems from parental psychological control through emotion regulation difficulties in Chinese Americans during the transition from adolesc…
Objectives: A robust literature documents parents' influence on children's and adolescents' emotion regulation, but far fewer studies have examined whether parental socialization and adolescent emotion regulation continue to have influence on adjustment outcomes in emerging or early adulthood particularly among bicultural youth.This study addresses this gap by tracing these developmental pathways into a critical transitional period, thereby clari…
The co-developmental process of math and reading motivational beliefs during childhood and early adolescence and its relation to educational attainment in college
Parental STEM support in high school: The predictors, college correlates, and differences by gender and college generation status
Parents’ science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) support is theorized to influence adolescents’ choices to pursue STEM majors and careers (Eccles & Wigfield, 2020). Theory posits that parents’ STEM support is situated within the immediate contexts and, thus, is shaped by both parents’ beliefs about education and STEM as well as adolescents’ achievements and interests (Eccles & Wigfield, 2020), but the current empirical evidence t…
Etomidate‐Adulterated Vaping: Fragmented Global Drug Control and Public Health Risks
Engaging Latinx or Hispanic-Identifying families in science education: A longitudinal intervention study
Given the underrepresentation of Latinx or Hispanic-Identifying (LHI) individuals in STEM fields, this research examines the effectiveness of a parent intervention focused on the community cultural wealth for Spanish-speaking parents of LHI STEM undergraduate students in their first year of college who navigate systemic barriers such as racism, inequity, and marginalization (Yosso, 2005). Using a longitudinal quasi-experimental design with propen…
Patterns of afterschool settings: Are they related to changes in academic and social functioning in children and adolescents
This quantitative study examines patterns of participation in different afterschool settings over a 2-year period among ethnically diverse, low-income children and early adolescents (N = 2,914; 53% female; 66% Latine, 10% Black; Mchildren's age = 8.7 years, Mearly adolescents' age = 11.7 years). Four reliable patterns were found: (a) afterschool programs plus extracurricular activities, (b) afterschool programs plus extracurricular activities and…
Psychology (10 works) · Developmental psychology (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Career Development and Diversity (4 works) · Mathematics education (4 works) · Academic achievement (3 works) · Education, Achievement, and Giftedness (3 works) · Longitudinal study (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works)