Vincent Wan Ping Lee
Biographic Data
| ID | 4412660 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Vincent Wan Ping Lee |
| GIVEN NAMES | Vincent Wan Ping |
| FAMILY NAME | Lee |
| SIGNATURE | LEE V W P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Hong Kong Polytechnic University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4574-636X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 17 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Mapping Divisions of Elder Care Work in Family Contexts
(1) Background: Rapid global aging has surged demand for elderly family care, a role long dominated by women. This study aims to reveal the specific manifestations of the gender division of labor in elderly family care through a systematic evidence synthesis, covering care tasks, care types, impacts, and driving factors. (2) Methods: We searched four databases (Web of Science (SSCI subsets), Scopus, PubMed, and ProQuest) for articles published be…
Active ageing in the digital era
202505 bcch
Inequality and deprivation in an affluent community
The Central and Western District (C&W District) of Hong Kong is often associated with prosperity. However, some families in the C&W District, like those in other areas of Hong Kong, face poverty and deprivation. This study implemented purposive sampling and the constructivist grounded theory to investigate the perceptions of and daily challenges faced by underprivileged residents and community stakeholders in the district. This study conducted in…
The relationship between childhood trauma, PTSD symptoms, and perceived leadership competence
The Perceived Informal Support Questionnaire
Purpose: This study developed and validated a novel measure that captures the diverse positive experiences related to perceived informal support. We also examined its cross-sectional and longitudinal correlates in people with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) symptoms. Method: We analyzed data from an international clinical trial. Participants with PTSD symptoms completed assessments at baseline (N = 230) and after 1 month (N = 80). Results: …
Childhood experiences and dissociation among high school students in China
Background: Dissociation remains a controversial topic in terms of its prevalence, cross-cultural validity, and relationship with childhood trauma and adversities. Aims: This study investigated the prevalence of dissociative symptoms and probable dissociative disorders among Chinese high school students and tested the trauma model of dissociation. Methods: A total of N = 1,720 high school students completed standardized measures of positive and a…
Technology and Family Dynamics
Predictors of Covid-19 actual vaccine uptake in Hong Kong
Future strategies to promote vaccination may focus on building public trust in government and healthcare professional, and encouraging vaccinated individuals to share their vaccine uptake status via social networking
The Impact of Pandemic-Related Life Stress on Internet Gaming
A heightened interest in online gaming has emerged during COVID-19, and people have become increasingly vulnerable to internet gaming disorder (IGD). However, playing video games can also have a positive effect; gaming has been recognized as an efficient coping strategy. Currently, relatively little is understood about how online gaming can turn from an efficient coping strategy into an addiction disorder. This study investigated the mediating ro…
Do more better? Understanding the associations of increased volunteer service with positive attitudes and responsibility
A total of 1,046 students from seven local secondary schools in Hong Kong were interviewed to examine the association between the time students devoted to volunteering and the number of service organisations students joined to fulfil personal and social responsibility and volunteer intentions. The results indicated differential effects of students’ volunteering hours and the number of organisations in which they participated on their responsibili…
Abuse and Discrimination Experienced by Older Women in the Era of Covid-19
Although there is a growing volume of research on violence against women, violence against older women has received little attention to date. Little is known about the experience of elder abuse, discrimination, loneliness, and health among older women, in particular in the era of COVID-19 when our lives have been changed drastically. Using two waves of survey data ( N = 1,498), this study compared the estimates of elder abuse and age discriminati…
Use of unstructured intervention in a community‐based mental health setting for the recovery of people with depression in Hong Kong
This qualitative evaluation study examined the impact of unstructured intervention on people with depression in a community mental health centre in Hong Kong. In the intervention, service users initiated groups and designed group activities by themselves, with social workers as facilitators. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with service users enrolled in unstructured intervention, their family members, and service providers in 2019. Over…
Receptivity and Readiness for Cultural Competence Training Amongst the Social Workers in Hong Kong
This research examined understandings of cultural competence of social workers in Hong Kong, their needs and challenges in serving culturally diverse groups, and their willingness and receptivity to receive cultural competence training by using constructivist grounded theory. Individual qualitative interviews were conducted with thirteen frontline and managerial practitioners and educators in training institutions in the social work profession. D…
Predicting Public Adherence to Covid-19 Preventive Measures
Objectives: To effectively control the spread of COVID-19, the public's adherence to relevant disease preventive measures (DPM) is critical. This study examined individuals' adherence to various DPM and identified facilitators and barriers to adherence in a community sample in Hong Kong. Methods: In this cross-sectional study, telephone surveys were conducted over December 2020 and January 2021. Participants provided responses on their adherence …
Impact of Community Service Arrangements on Volunteer Intention, Responsibility, and Satisfaction among Hong Kong Adolescents
This study examines the effect of community service arrangements on secondary school students in Hong Kong under the Other Learning Experiences (OLE) component of the New Senior Secondary (NSS) Curriculum. Previous literature has indicated the importance of arrangements and modes of volunteer services on the positive experiences of individual volunteers. A total of 1,046 secondary school students from seven schools in Hong Kong were recruited to …
Digital divide and social inclusion
The computer and Internet technologies have fundamentally changed the way the economy develops and the way people live in various countries. Asian countries have been performing very well in adopting these new technologies and developing themselves into information societies. However, at the same time, we are also witnessing a growing gap, a new form of divide, gradually separating those who can derive many benefits from the information society a…
Tackling the Digital Divide
The emergence of an information society has created new social exclusions and aggravated old ones by creating digital exclusion. Many countries have explicit policies about turning themselves into the leaders of such transformations or about catching up with the changes made in other countries. Nevertheless, little is known about their efforts to bridge the gap between the digital ‘haves’ and the digital ‘have-nots’. Governments in East Asia are …
Tackling the Digital Divide
The emergence of an information society has created new social exclusions and aggravated old ones by creating digital exclusion. Many countries have explicit policies about turning themselves into the leaders of such transformations or about catching up with the changes made in other countries. Nevertheless, little is known about their efforts to bridge the gap between the digital ‘haves’ and the digital ‘have-nots’. Governments in East Asia are …
Receptivity and Readiness for Cultural Competence Training Amongst the Social Workers in Hong Kong
This research examined understandings of cultural competence of social workers in Hong Kong, their needs and challenges in serving culturally diverse groups, and their willingness and receptivity to receive cultural competence training by using constructivist grounded theory. Individual qualitative interviews were conducted with thirteen frontline and managerial practitioners and educators in training institutions in the social work profession. D…
Abuse and Discrimination Experienced by Older Women in the Era of Covid-19
Although there is a growing volume of research on violence against women, violence against older women has received little attention to date. Little is known about the experience of elder abuse, discrimination, loneliness, and health among older women, in particular in the era of COVID-19 when our lives have been changed drastically. Using two waves of survey data ( N = 1,498), this study compared the estimates of elder abuse and age discriminati…
Use of unstructured intervention in a community‐based mental health setting for the recovery of people with depression in Hong Kong
This qualitative evaluation study examined the impact of unstructured intervention on people with depression in a community mental health centre in Hong Kong. In the intervention, service users initiated groups and designed group activities by themselves, with social workers as facilitators. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with service users enrolled in unstructured intervention, their family members, and service providers in 2019. Over…
Impact of Community Service Arrangements on Volunteer Intention, Responsibility, and Satisfaction among Hong Kong Adolescents
This study examines the effect of community service arrangements on secondary school students in Hong Kong under the Other Learning Experiences (OLE) component of the New Senior Secondary (NSS) Curriculum. Previous literature has indicated the importance of arrangements and modes of volunteer services on the positive experiences of individual volunteers. A total of 1,046 secondary school students from seven schools in Hong Kong were recruited to …
Tackling the Digital Divide
The emergence of an information society has created new social exclusions and aggravated old ones by creating digital exclusion. Many countries have explicit policies about turning themselves into the leaders of such transformations or about catching up with the changes made in other countries. Nevertheless, little is known about their efforts to bridge the gap between the digital ‘haves’ and the digital ‘have-nots’. Governments in East Asia are …
Digital divide and social inclusion
The computer and Internet technologies have fundamentally changed the way the economy develops and the way people live in various countries. Asian countries have been performing very well in adopting these new technologies and developing themselves into information societies. However, at the same time, we are also witnessing a growing gap, a new form of divide, gradually separating those who can derive many benefits from the information society a…
Predicting Public Adherence to Covid-19 Preventive Measures
Objectives: To effectively control the spread of COVID-19, the public's adherence to relevant disease preventive measures (DPM) is critical. This study examined individuals' adherence to various DPM and identified facilitators and barriers to adherence in a community sample in Hong Kong. Methods: In this cross-sectional study, telephone surveys were conducted over December 2020 and January 2021. Participants provided responses on their adherence …
Impact of Community Service Arrangements on Volunteer Intention, Responsibility, and Satisfaction among Hong Kong Adolescents
This study examines the effect of community service arrangements on secondary school students in Hong Kong under the Other Learning Experiences (OLE) component of the New Senior Secondary (NSS) Curriculum. Previous literature has indicated the importance of arrangements and modes of volunteer services on the positive experiences of individual volunteers. A total of 1,046 secondary school students from seven schools in Hong Kong were recruited to …
Technology and Family Dynamics
Predictors of Covid-19 actual vaccine uptake in Hong Kong
Future strategies to promote vaccination may focus on building public trust in government and healthcare professional, and encouraging vaccinated individuals to share their vaccine uptake status via social networking
The Impact of Pandemic-Related Life Stress on Internet Gaming
A heightened interest in online gaming has emerged during COVID-19, and people have become increasingly vulnerable to internet gaming disorder (IGD). However, playing video games can also have a positive effect; gaming has been recognized as an efficient coping strategy. Currently, relatively little is understood about how online gaming can turn from an efficient coping strategy into an addiction disorder. This study investigated the mediating ro…
Do more better? Understanding the associations of increased volunteer service with positive attitudes and responsibility
A total of 1,046 students from seven local secondary schools in Hong Kong were interviewed to examine the association between the time students devoted to volunteering and the number of service organisations students joined to fulfil personal and social responsibility and volunteer intentions. The results indicated differential effects of students’ volunteering hours and the number of organisations in which they participated on their responsibili…
Abuse and Discrimination Experienced by Older Women in the Era of Covid-19
Although there is a growing volume of research on violence against women, violence against older women has received little attention to date. Little is known about the experience of elder abuse, discrimination, loneliness, and health among older women, in particular in the era of COVID-19 when our lives have been changed drastically. Using two waves of survey data ( N = 1,498), this study compared the estimates of elder abuse and age discriminati…
Use of unstructured intervention in a community‐based mental health setting for the recovery of people with depression in Hong Kong
This qualitative evaluation study examined the impact of unstructured intervention on people with depression in a community mental health centre in Hong Kong. In the intervention, service users initiated groups and designed group activities by themselves, with social workers as facilitators. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with service users enrolled in unstructured intervention, their family members, and service providers in 2019. Over…
Receptivity and Readiness for Cultural Competence Training Amongst the Social Workers in Hong Kong
This research examined understandings of cultural competence of social workers in Hong Kong, their needs and challenges in serving culturally diverse groups, and their willingness and receptivity to receive cultural competence training by using constructivist grounded theory. Individual qualitative interviews were conducted with thirteen frontline and managerial practitioners and educators in training institutions in the social work profession. D…
Childhood experiences and dissociation among high school students in China
Background: Dissociation remains a controversial topic in terms of its prevalence, cross-cultural validity, and relationship with childhood trauma and adversities. Aims: This study investigated the prevalence of dissociative symptoms and probable dissociative disorders among Chinese high school students and tested the trauma model of dissociation. Methods: A total of N = 1,720 high school students completed standardized measures of positive and a…
Inequality and deprivation in an affluent community
The Central and Western District (C&W District) of Hong Kong is often associated with prosperity. However, some families in the C&W District, like those in other areas of Hong Kong, face poverty and deprivation. This study implemented purposive sampling and the constructivist grounded theory to investigate the perceptions of and daily challenges faced by underprivileged residents and community stakeholders in the district. This study conducted in…
The relationship between childhood trauma, PTSD symptoms, and perceived leadership competence
The Perceived Informal Support Questionnaire
Purpose: This study developed and validated a novel measure that captures the diverse positive experiences related to perceived informal support. We also examined its cross-sectional and longitudinal correlates in people with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) symptoms. Method: We analyzed data from an international clinical trial. Participants with PTSD symptoms completed assessments at baseline (N = 230) and after 1 month (N = 80). Results: …
Active ageing in the digital era
202505 bcch
Mapping Divisions of Elder Care Work in Family Contexts
(1) Background: Rapid global aging has surged demand for elderly family care, a role long dominated by women. This study aims to reveal the specific manifestations of the gender division of labor in elderly family care through a systematic evidence synthesis, covering care tasks, care types, impacts, and driving factors. (2) Methods: We searched four databases (Web of Science (SSCI subsets), Scopus, PubMed, and ProQuest) for articles published be…
Psychology (13 works) · Political science (8 works) · Social Psychology (8 works) · Medicine (7 works) · Clinical Psychology (6 works) · Psychiatry (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Public relations (5 works) · Clinical Psychology (4 works) · Economic growth (4 works)