Chao Pan
Biographic Data
| ID | 4065867 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Chao Pan |
| GIVEN NAMES | Chao |
| FAMILY NAME | Pan |
| SIGNATURE | PAN C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Zhejiang University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7376-0305 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 22 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 22 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Trapped in the Digital Net
While digital technology empowers public sectors worldwide, increasing their flexibility and efficiency, the negative impacts of digital technology on civil servants are neglected largely. Based on the Job Demands-Resources model, this study investigated the underlying mechanisms by which the negative effects of digital technology usage influence the subsequent psychology and behavior of civil servants. Data were collected from 614 civil servants…
Beyond the ‘Positive Halo’
This study, based on the social exchange theory, investigated the potential mechanisms of principals’ transformational leadership in teachers’ unethical professional behaviour. After collecting the data of 489 teachers in junior schools, we found that: (1) Perceived transformational principal has an indirect positive relationship with teachers’ unethical professional behaviour and this relationship is mediated by psychological empowerment. (2) Sc…
Sacredness, Transcendence, and Secularity
In the 1930s and 1940s, Kumbum Monastery (Tibetan: sku’ bum byams pa gling) emerged as a significant spatial node in visual culture during the period of war and modern nation-building in the Republic of China (1912–1949). Through photography, painting, and film, a diverse range of visual media depicted the monastery’s architectural layout, inscribed plaques and steles, Cham dance (Tibetan: འཆམ་, Wylie: ’cham) rituals, lamaic prayers, and scenes o…
Policy Narratives and Citizen Coproduction
Policy narratives, as a mobilization‐oriented communication strategy, are widely applied in public governance to enhance public understanding of and policy support. However, existing research lacks systematic empirical tests of whether policy narratives can effectively stimulate citizen coproduction behavior. To address this gap, this study employs disaster governance as the research context and develops an experimental design spanning three disa…
Volunteers are incompetent
How risk communication impacts public psychology and behaviors during compound disasters
“Spillover” or “specificity”? The effect of upward social comparison on intertemporal decision
Growing up in the cold
Previous studies have confirmed that negative parenting styles exert a negative impact on adolescents’ interpersonal relationships. However, there is an obvious gap in existing research within the scope of intergenerational relationships. Based on social learning theory, this study explores the relationship between parents’ negative parenting styles and adolescents’ negative stereotypes toward the older adults population through a three-wave long…
Not all faultlines are created equal
Driven by the theory of sustainable development, Chinese firms have gradually realized the importance of ESG disclosure. Executives play a core role in ESG decision‐making, but whether and how top management team (TMT) faultlines affect ESG disclosure has yet to be systematically discussed. Based on the attention‐based view and faultline theory, we select 6456 observations of 910 Chinese A‐share listed firms from 2012 to 2021 as the research obje…
Seasonal variability and multi-factor analysis of urban park cooling effects
When women’s work benefits family
Recently, scholars have examined the detrimental impact of parenting guilt, yet little is known about its mechanisms in Chinese. Based on family system theory, this study explores the relationship between work-family enrichment and parenting guilt, with parenting sense of competence as mediating variable and fathers' co-parenting as moderating variable. We distributed questionnaires to 476 mother and collected data at three time points. We found …
A part of work? When community social workers encounter client bullying
The Relationship Between Adolescents’ Relative Deprivation and Future Self‐Continuity
Despite extensive research on the influence of relative deprivation on adolescents’ psychological well‐being, its association with future self‐continuity among adolescents remains under‐researched. Moreover, few studies have investigated the predictive factors and mechanisms underlying future self‐continuity. According to the hypothesis of limited cognitive resources, this study delved into the internal mechanism between relative deprivation and …
How does upward social comparison impact the delay discounting
This present study aimed to explore the relationship between upward social comparison, relative deprivation, belief in a just world, and delay discounting by surveying 614 college students. The results showed the following: (1) Upward social comparison could significantly and negatively predict individuals' delay discounting; and (2) belief in a just world and relative deprivation had a chain mediating effect on the impact of upward social compar…
“Neijuan” in China
摘要
Revisiting the Impact of Illegitimate Tasks on Volunteers
Volunteers are frequently assigned illegitimate tasks that exceed what can be reasonably required from them. In this study, we used affective events theory to investigate the impact of illegitimate tasks on volunteer engagement. We developed a moderated mediation model and analyzed the mediating role of emotional labor and moderating role of power distance. Based on data from a three-wave survey of 1,948 volunteers, we found that illegitimate tas…
How Organizational Socialization Tactics Affect Volunteer Outcomes for New Volunteers
The literature has underexplored the profound impact of organizational socialization tactics on new volunteer outcomes. This study used social identification and social information processing theories to comprehensively investigate how organizational socialization tactics significantly affected volunteer outcomes and the underlying mediating mechanism. Two comprehensive studies (a scenario experiment and a large sample analysis) revealed that vol…
Big Fish in a Small Pond
Previous literature has indicated that finding “fit” volunteers is critical, but overqualification, a mismatch in which abilities far exceed volunteer requirements, remains widespread. A mediated model was established based on relative deprivation theory to reveal the influence of overqualification on volunteer service outcomes through the mediating role of emotional labor. We used two research methods to test our hypotheses. Study 1 administered…
A comprehensive framework of cooling effect-accessibility-urban development to assessing and planning park cooling services
Indoor Environmental Comfort Assessment of Traditional Folk Houses
Due to the unique geographical location and historical culture, the traditional houses in the southern region of Anhui Province, China (South Anhui) have different indoor environments. In summer and winter, this study adopted a field survey, questionnaire survey, and statistical analysis to carry out a comprehensive field survey on Xixinan Village in South Anhui, and selected a typical traditional residence in the village to evaluate its indoor e…
Proactive Coping and Mental Health Among Airline Pilots During China's Regular Prevention and Control of Covid-19
Mental health has always been a prominent public health concern, and it has become more important in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. The mental health of airline pilots plays a significant role in their occupational health and overall performance. It is also vital for ensuring the safe operation of aircrafts. Therefore, it is crucial to identify the factors that may improve the mental health of pilots. This study investigates the relationship …
Why some donors are more willing to donate platelets? ----a qualitative study on 25 regular platelet donors in Guangzhou, China
The practice of platelet donation reinforces the understanding that blood donation is a gift giving process performed among strangers. A safe and sustainable voluntary blood supply can only be secured in the absence of monetary transactions and moral pressure
Volunteers are incompetent
Revisiting the Impact of Illegitimate Tasks on Volunteers
Volunteers are frequently assigned illegitimate tasks that exceed what can be reasonably required from them. In this study, we used affective events theory to investigate the impact of illegitimate tasks on volunteer engagement. We developed a moderated mediation model and analyzed the mediating role of emotional labor and moderating role of power distance. Based on data from a three-wave survey of 1,948 volunteers, we found that illegitimate tas…
Why some donors are more willing to donate platelets? ----a qualitative study on 25 regular platelet donors in Guangzhou, China
The practice of platelet donation reinforces the understanding that blood donation is a gift giving process performed among strangers. A safe and sustainable voluntary blood supply can only be secured in the absence of monetary transactions and moral pressure
Proactive Coping and Mental Health Among Airline Pilots During China's Regular Prevention and Control of Covid-19
Mental health has always been a prominent public health concern, and it has become more important in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. The mental health of airline pilots plays a significant role in their occupational health and overall performance. It is also vital for ensuring the safe operation of aircrafts. Therefore, it is crucial to identify the factors that may improve the mental health of pilots. This study investigates the relationship …
A comprehensive framework of cooling effect-accessibility-urban development to assessing and planning park cooling services
Indoor Environmental Comfort Assessment of Traditional Folk Houses
Due to the unique geographical location and historical culture, the traditional houses in the southern region of Anhui Province, China (South Anhui) have different indoor environments. In summer and winter, this study adopted a field survey, questionnaire survey, and statistical analysis to carry out a comprehensive field survey on Xixinan Village in South Anhui, and selected a typical traditional residence in the village to evaluate its indoor e…
How does upward social comparison impact the delay discounting
This present study aimed to explore the relationship between upward social comparison, relative deprivation, belief in a just world, and delay discounting by surveying 614 college students. The results showed the following: (1) Upward social comparison could significantly and negatively predict individuals' delay discounting; and (2) belief in a just world and relative deprivation had a chain mediating effect on the impact of upward social compar…
“Neijuan” in China
摘要
Revisiting the Impact of Illegitimate Tasks on Volunteers
Volunteers are frequently assigned illegitimate tasks that exceed what can be reasonably required from them. In this study, we used affective events theory to investigate the impact of illegitimate tasks on volunteer engagement. We developed a moderated mediation model and analyzed the mediating role of emotional labor and moderating role of power distance. Based on data from a three-wave survey of 1,948 volunteers, we found that illegitimate tas…
How Organizational Socialization Tactics Affect Volunteer Outcomes for New Volunteers
The literature has underexplored the profound impact of organizational socialization tactics on new volunteer outcomes. This study used social identification and social information processing theories to comprehensively investigate how organizational socialization tactics significantly affected volunteer outcomes and the underlying mediating mechanism. Two comprehensive studies (a scenario experiment and a large sample analysis) revealed that vol…
Big Fish in a Small Pond
Previous literature has indicated that finding “fit” volunteers is critical, but overqualification, a mismatch in which abilities far exceed volunteer requirements, remains widespread. A mediated model was established based on relative deprivation theory to reveal the influence of overqualification on volunteer service outcomes through the mediating role of emotional labor. We used two research methods to test our hypotheses. Study 1 administered…
How risk communication impacts public psychology and behaviors during compound disasters
“Spillover” or “specificity”? The effect of upward social comparison on intertemporal decision
Growing up in the cold
Previous studies have confirmed that negative parenting styles exert a negative impact on adolescents’ interpersonal relationships. However, there is an obvious gap in existing research within the scope of intergenerational relationships. Based on social learning theory, this study explores the relationship between parents’ negative parenting styles and adolescents’ negative stereotypes toward the older adults population through a three-wave long…
Not all faultlines are created equal
Driven by the theory of sustainable development, Chinese firms have gradually realized the importance of ESG disclosure. Executives play a core role in ESG decision‐making, but whether and how top management team (TMT) faultlines affect ESG disclosure has yet to be systematically discussed. Based on the attention‐based view and faultline theory, we select 6456 observations of 910 Chinese A‐share listed firms from 2012 to 2021 as the research obje…
Seasonal variability and multi-factor analysis of urban park cooling effects
When women’s work benefits family
Recently, scholars have examined the detrimental impact of parenting guilt, yet little is known about its mechanisms in Chinese. Based on family system theory, this study explores the relationship between work-family enrichment and parenting guilt, with parenting sense of competence as mediating variable and fathers' co-parenting as moderating variable. We distributed questionnaires to 476 mother and collected data at three time points. We found …
A part of work? When community social workers encounter client bullying
The Relationship Between Adolescents’ Relative Deprivation and Future Self‐Continuity
Despite extensive research on the influence of relative deprivation on adolescents’ psychological well‐being, its association with future self‐continuity among adolescents remains under‐researched. Moreover, few studies have investigated the predictive factors and mechanisms underlying future self‐continuity. According to the hypothesis of limited cognitive resources, this study delved into the internal mechanism between relative deprivation and …
Trapped in the Digital Net
While digital technology empowers public sectors worldwide, increasing their flexibility and efficiency, the negative impacts of digital technology on civil servants are neglected largely. Based on the Job Demands-Resources model, this study investigated the underlying mechanisms by which the negative effects of digital technology usage influence the subsequent psychology and behavior of civil servants. Data were collected from 614 civil servants…
Beyond the ‘Positive Halo’
This study, based on the social exchange theory, investigated the potential mechanisms of principals’ transformational leadership in teachers’ unethical professional behaviour. After collecting the data of 489 teachers in junior schools, we found that: (1) Perceived transformational principal has an indirect positive relationship with teachers’ unethical professional behaviour and this relationship is mediated by psychological empowerment. (2) Sc…
Sacredness, Transcendence, and Secularity
In the 1930s and 1940s, Kumbum Monastery (Tibetan: sku’ bum byams pa gling) emerged as a significant spatial node in visual culture during the period of war and modern nation-building in the Republic of China (1912–1949). Through photography, painting, and film, a diverse range of visual media depicted the monastery’s architectural layout, inscribed plaques and steles, Cham dance (Tibetan: འཆམ་, Wylie: ’cham) rituals, lamaic prayers, and scenes o…
Policy Narratives and Citizen Coproduction
Policy narratives, as a mobilization‐oriented communication strategy, are widely applied in public governance to enhance public understanding of and policy support. However, existing research lacks systematic empirical tests of whether policy narratives can effectively stimulate citizen coproduction behavior. To address this gap, this study employs disaster governance as the research context and develops an experimental design spanning three disa…
Volunteers are incompetent
Psychology (8 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · China (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Medicine (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Employment and Welfare Studies (3 works) · Nonprofit Sector and Volunteering (3 works)