Yongfang Liu
Biographic Data
| ID | 4606969 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yongfang Liu |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yongfang |
| FAMILY NAME | Liu |
| SIGNATURE | LIU Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | East China Normal University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0255-9396 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 33 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 33 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Fast = Sincere: The effect of interactive partner decision time in social dilemmas
摘要: 针对互动对象决策时长对人际感知及社会困境中合作行为影响的争议, 通过剥离行为结果信息, 考察纯决策时长信号的作用机制:预实验确定快慢决策的适当时限; 实验1采用“直接感知+间接提示”范式操纵决策时长, 考察其是否及如何影响感知真诚; 实验2a采用相同范式操纵决策时长, 考察其是否通过感知真诚和合作预期影响社会困境中的合作行为, 实验2b和2c则分别仅采用“直接感知”或“间接提示”方式, 考察此两种弱化决策时长操纵条件下实验2a结果的稳健性, 并排除感知能力的替代解释; 实验3探讨个体的社会价值取向是否及如何调节决策时长效应。结果发现:快决策使人感知更真诚而不影响感知能力, 且通过感知真诚的独立中介及其与合作预期的链式中介双重路径诱发更多合作行为。该效应适用于亲社会个体, 而不适用于亲自我个体。这些结果不仅证实了互动对象决策时长的独立社会信号意义, 而且揭示了其对社会困境中合作行为的“双路径-两阶段”作用机制和边界条件, 为消解决策时长人际效应的理论争议提供了新证据, 也对现实社会…
Status Facilitates Cooperative Behaviour in Public Goods Games by Enhancing Perspective‐Taking: The Moderating Effect of Power
Status, distinct from socioeconomic status and power, refers to the prestige and admiration an individual receives from others based on that individual's traits and performance. Existing research has emphasised the distinctions between status and other social hierarchies but has paid less attention to its effects on interactive behaviour, particularly cooperation. This research systematically investigated how status shaped cooperative behaviour i…
Second-Order Zero-Sum Misbeliefs: People Overestimate Others’ Zero-Sum Beliefs
Across 12 empirical studies ( N total = 2,615), this research systematically examined the stable tendency for individuals to overestimate others’ zero-sum beliefs, along with its underlying psychological mechanisms and behavioral consequences. Studies 1–3 and Supplementary Studies 1–4, using diverse experimental designs and measures, consistently showed that people tend to overestimate others’ zero-sum beliefs at both explicit and implicit levels…
Lower Perceived Economic Mobility Inhibits Pro-Environmental Engagement by Increasing Cynicism
People’s environmental protection behavior largely depends on their perception of the economic and social environment. Through six studies, this article investigates the relationship between perceived economic mobility and pro-environmental engagement. Using the World Values Survey, Study 1 ( N = 59,948) found that lower mobility is linked to lower pro-environmental intentions. Studies 2 ( N = 243) and 3 ( N = 235) manipulated mobility in real an…
Contemporary factors affecting serum 25-hydroxyvitamin D concentrations in Chinese children aged 2–6 years
Objective: We investigated vitamin D (VitD) nutritional status in children aged 2–6 years to provide a basis for prevention and intervention strategies for VitD deficiency (VitDD) in Chinese children. Design: From November 2018 to September 2019, a total of 2192 healthy children aged 2–6 years were enrolled. The serum 25-hydroxyvitamin D (25(OH)D) concentrations were measured by liquid chromatography tandem MS. Setting: Twelve jurisdictions in ei…
Perceptions of Economic Fairness Positively Affect Altruistic Punishment
Altruistic punishment involves punishers incurring costs to penalize norm violators for the benefit of the group or others. Through five studies, this article explored how and when perceptions of economic fairness affect altruistic punishment. Study 1 found a positive relationship between perceptions of economic fairness and two forms of altruistic punishment: Reporting Social Problems and Protesting Misbehaviour of Boss. Study 2 extended these f…
Investigation of epidemiological and clinical characteristics of people infected with Sars-CoV-2 during the second pandemic of Covid-19 in Chengdu, China
Objective This study investigated the epidemiological and clinical characteristics of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) infected patients during the second pandemic of COVID-19 (coronavirus disease of 2019) in Chengdu, China. Furthermore, the differences between first infection and re-infection cases were also compared and analyzed to provide evidence for better prevention and control of SARS-CoV-2 re-infection. Methods…
Self-serving bias in fairness perception: Allowing allocators to allocate unfairly
High level of self-disclosure on SNSs facilitates cooperation: A serial mediation model of psychological distance and trust
Intuitive thinking impedes cooperation by decreasing cooperative expectations for pro-self but not for pro-social individuals
This study conducted two experiments to explore the effects of intuitive thinking and social value orientation (SVO) on cooperative behavior and assess the mediating effect of cooperative expectations. It manipulated intuitive thinking by increasing the participants' need for cognitive closure, classified SVO using the triple-dominance measure, measured cooperative behavior using the prisoner's dilemma game, and considered cooperative expectation…
Awareness and knowledge of autism spectrum disorder in Western China: Promoting early identification and intervention
The medical workers, educators, and community residents in the investigated areas in western China may be able to identify early signs of autism but have an inadequate understanding of autism. In areas far from cities, it is necessary to strengthen the training of medical workers in primary health care to promote autism screening and referral in educational institutions and communities. Using internet technology to provide public education and pr…
Effects of Positive and Negative Experiences on Cooperative Behavior: The Role of Sharedness
Cooperation is a fundamental ingredient of society. However, research on the effects of positive and negative experiences on cooperation remain largely inconsistent. Therefore, through two experiments, the present study examined the effects of positive and negative experiences on cooperative behavior, and the moderation effect of sharedness on this relationship. In Study 1, we directly compared positive and negative experiences in the same contex…
Family-of-origin triangulation and marital stability: A multiple mediation model
Previous research on family triangulation has mainly focused on nuclear family triangulation. In this study we explored the effects of family-of-origin triangulation on marital stability in China, and the mediating roles of parenting sense of competence and coparenting. Participants were 1,144 Chinese parents aged 24 to 48 years, who completed surveys on family-of-origin triangulation, parenting sense of competence, coparenting, and marital stabi…
Vitamin A Levels Among Pre-School Children of Central and Western China
Objective: To investigate vitamin A deficiency of pre-school children in central and western China for developing strategies to prevent and control vitamin A deficiency (VAD) among children. Design: From November 2018 to September 2019, a total of 2,194 healthy children aged 2–6 years were enrolled. Serum retinol levels in the children were detected by liquid-phase tandem mass spectrometry. In addition, social demographic and dietary questionnair…
Social Distance Reduces the Biases of Overweighting Small Probabilities and Underweighting Large Probabilities
People often exhibit biases in probability weighting such as overweighting small probabilities and underweighting large probabilities. Our research examines whether increased social distance would reduce such biases. Participants completed valuation and choice tasks of probabilistic lotteries under conditions with different social distances. The results showed that increased social distance reduced these biases in both hypothetical (Studies 1 and…
Procedural fairness predicts cooperative behaviour for high‐self‐esteem individuals but not for low‐self‐esteem individuals
Cooperation is vital for modern society. Previous studies showed that procedural fairness promotes cooperation; however, they mainly focused on cooperation intention, which may fail to reveal actual cooperative behaviour. Moreover, little is known regarding the personality boundary of the effect of procedural fairness on cooperation. Guided by previous findings that self‐esteem increases sensitivity to procedural unfairness, we attempted to explo…
The effect of opponent’s emotional facial expressions on individuals’ cooperation and underlying mechanism in prisoner’s dilemma game
摘要
Examining the relationship between trait interpersonal sensitivity and loneliness: A serial mediation model
This study investigated the potential of a serial mediation model to examine the roles of self-esteem and perceived social support in the relationship between trait interpersonal sensitivity and loneliness. We used a two-wave survey to collect data from 761 Chinese students. The structural equation model analysis results show that the Chinese version of the Interpersonal Sensitivity Measure had good psychometric properties, and that trait interpe…
Social capital mediates the effect of socio‐economic status on prosocial practices: Evidence from the CGSS 2012 survey
Although the relationship between socio‐economic status (SES) and prosocial practices has been extensively studied, little is known about the role that social capital plays in this relationship. This study examines the mediating effect of different forms of social capital, including informal neighbourhood capital, membership in voluntary associations, and professional connection, on the relationship between SES and prosocial practices. A total of…
Effects of others’ reference points and psychological distance on self-other welfare tradeoff in gain and loss situations
Previous studies on self-other welfare tradeoff focus more on the gain situations than the loss situations. Numerous studies have explored the influence of social distance on the tradeoff but ignored the complex interactions among gain and loss situations, others’ reference points, and psychological distance. This study investigated the influences of others’ reference points and psychological distance on self-other welfare tradeoff in gain and lo…
Pain and sharing: A re-examination of the findings of Bastian, Jetten, and Ferris (2014)
Bastian, Jetten, and Ferris ( 2014 ) reported that shared pain enhances people’s bonding and cooperative behavior, but that shared no-pain has no such effect. They concluded that shared pain is a type of social glue that can improve people’s cooperation. However, in real life, both painful and painless experiences are often nonshared. Logically, the most direct way to determine whether sharing is the important element or not is to compare shared …
Fairness or benefit? The effect of power on distributive fairness
Distributive fairness is a basic behavioral norm and an important pursuit in our daily life, and it plays an important role in our social interactions. In studies of distributive fairness, individuals' fairness perception and the factors affecting it have gathered much research attention. Previous research shows that the degree of fairness allocation can affect individuals' fairness perception. Based on the equity theory of fairness, equal alloca…
Are we truly irrational and almost impossible to educate? Analyzing the scientific evidence behind libertine paternalism
Based on research in psychology, libertine paternalists argue that our mind is systematically flawed, which leads to many cognitive biases that are too deeply entrenched to eradicate through education. Thus, they suggest that authorities should take lead and nudge people into proper behaviors and good decisions. However, from the perspectives of ecological rationality, the outcomes of the so-called cognitive biases may not be bad, and in many ins…
Creating mandalas reduces social anxiety in college students
In 2 experiments we investigated the effectiveness of creating mandalas for reducing social anxiety in college students. In Experiment 1 we measured social anxiety in a sample of 71 college students using the Interaction Anxiety Scale, comparing a group who created a mandala with a group who engaged in free drawing. The results indicated that creating a mandala reduced social anxiety more than free drawing did. In Experiment 2 we used the Interac…
Discrepancies in Risk Preference in Other-regarding Decision Making
We explored the discrepancies in risk preference in other-regarding decision making from the perspective of construal level theory. We recruited 166 university undergraduates to participant in a 2 (other: close or distant) × 2 (role of the decision maker: deciding for others vs. predicting the decisions of others) × 2 (domain: gain or loss) experiment. Results showed that participants were more risk seeking in distant other-regarding decisions th…
Perceptions of Economic Fairness Positively Affect Altruistic Punishment
Altruistic punishment involves punishers incurring costs to penalize norm violators for the benefit of the group or others. Through five studies, this article explored how and when perceptions of economic fairness affect altruistic punishment. Study 1 found a positive relationship between perceptions of economic fairness and two forms of altruistic punishment: Reporting Social Problems and Protesting Misbehaviour of Boss. Study 2 extended these f…
The Effects of Emotions and Task Frames on Risk Preferences in Self Decision Making and Anticipating Others' Decisions: The Effects of Emotions and Task Frames on Risk Preferences in Self Decision Mak…
摘要: 两个实验考察了情绪和任务框架对自我和预期他人决策时风险偏好的影响。结果表明: (1) 获益框架下, 悲伤情绪比愉悦情绪诱发更强的风险偏好, 自我决策比预期他人决策表现出更强的风险偏好; (2) 损失框架下, 愉悦情绪比悲伤情绪诱发更强的风险偏好, 预期他人决策比自我决策表现出更强的风险偏好; (3) 在自我决策时, 愉悦情绪在损失框架下比在获益框架下诱发了更强的风险偏好, 悲伤情绪在获益框架下比在损失框架下诱发了更强的风险偏好; 在预期他人决策时, 无论是愉悦情绪还是悲伤情绪, 损失框架均比获益框架诱发了更强的风险偏好
Women’s Cue Preferences and Information Processing Mode in Mate Choice: Women’s Cue Preferences and Information Processing Mode in Mate Choice
摘要: 以68名20~33岁之间的未婚女性为被试, 探讨了她们在信息板上做出择偶决策时的线索偏好及信息加工方式。结果显示:(1)候选人的性格、健康状况、责任心是女性择偶时优先考虑的线索; (2)被试在完成信息板任务时间接表现出来的线索偏好不完全等同于主观评估给出的线索偏好; (3)择偶决策是一个有限理性的启发式搜索过程, 且时间紧迫性和候选人数量影响被试对择偶线索的信息加工方式; (4)候选人数量与择偶满意度之间不是简单的线性关系, 增加候选人数量并不一定能够提高决策后的满意度。依据有关的理论和发现对这些结果进行了讨论
The Effects of Decision Makers' Roles and Related Variables on Risk Preferences: The Effects of Decision Makers' Roles and Related Variables on Risk Preferences
摘要: 采用IAT技术测查被试的内隐自尊, 并引入收益和损失两种任务框架, 综合探讨了内隐自尊水平、任务得失框架对自我决策和为他人决策时风险偏好的影响。结果发现:(1)在收益框架下, 被试为他人决策时更冒险, 而在损失框架下, 为自我和他人决策的风险偏好无显著差异; (2)与为自我决策相比, 低内隐自尊者为他人决策时更冒险, 而高内隐自尊者为自我和他人决策的风险偏好无显著差异; (3)内隐自尊水平与任务框架的交互作用及内隐自尊水平、任务框架和决策者角色之间的三级交互作用均不显著。依据相关的理论和发现对这种结果进行了分析和讨论
Risk Preferences in Monetary Auction Tasks: The Roles of Self-esteem Levels and Genders
Effects of Self-Esteem Level on Risk Preference in Different Tasks
Using the Chinese version of Rosenberg's (1965) Self-Esteem Scale we explored the effects of self-esteem level on risk preference in 2 tasks, based on the exchange theory of money and self-esteem in decision making, within the Chinese cultural context. The results showed that participants with moderate self-esteem had the highest risk preference
Risk Preference in Making Romantic Relationship Decisions for Others with Different Psychological Distance
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Effect of Compatibility Between Decision Target and Processing Strategy on Postdecision Satisfaction
We conducted 2 experiments to examine the effect of compatibility between decision target (making a decision for oneself vs. another person) and processing strategy (alternative- vs. attribute-based) on postdecision satisfaction. The results showed that participants who were making decisions for themselves were more likely to prefer an alternative-based to an attribute-based processing strategy, whereas this effect was reversed for participants w…
The Impact of Regulatory Fit on Postdecision Evaluation
We investigated the effect of regulatory fit between regulatory focus and decision mode on postdecision evaluation, and the mechanism underlying this effect, in a 2 (regulatory focus: promotion vs. prevention) × 2 (decision mode: intuitive vs. deliberative) between-subjects factorial-design experiment. Participants were 92 undergraduate students who underwent regulatory focus priming before performing a multiattribute decision-making task, and th…
Discrepancies in Risk Preference in Other-regarding Decision Making
We explored the discrepancies in risk preference in other-regarding decision making from the perspective of construal level theory. We recruited 166 university undergraduates to participant in a 2 (other: close or distant) × 2 (role of the decision maker: deciding for others vs. predicting the decisions of others) × 2 (domain: gain or loss) experiment. Results showed that participants were more risk seeking in distant other-regarding decisions th…
Fairness or benefit? The effect of power on distributive fairness
Distributive fairness is a basic behavioral norm and an important pursuit in our daily life, and it plays an important role in our social interactions. In studies of distributive fairness, individuals' fairness perception and the factors affecting it have gathered much research attention. Previous research shows that the degree of fairness allocation can affect individuals' fairness perception. Based on the equity theory of fairness, equal alloca…
Are we truly irrational and almost impossible to educate? Analyzing the scientific evidence behind libertine paternalism
Based on research in psychology, libertine paternalists argue that our mind is systematically flawed, which leads to many cognitive biases that are too deeply entrenched to eradicate through education. Thus, they suggest that authorities should take lead and nudge people into proper behaviors and good decisions. However, from the perspectives of ecological rationality, the outcomes of the so-called cognitive biases may not be bad, and in many ins…
Creating mandalas reduces social anxiety in college students
In 2 experiments we investigated the effectiveness of creating mandalas for reducing social anxiety in college students. In Experiment 1 we measured social anxiety in a sample of 71 college students using the Interaction Anxiety Scale, comparing a group who created a mandala with a group who engaged in free drawing. The results indicated that creating a mandala reduced social anxiety more than free drawing did. In Experiment 2 we used the Interac…
Effects of others’ reference points and psychological distance on self-other welfare tradeoff in gain and loss situations
Previous studies on self-other welfare tradeoff focus more on the gain situations than the loss situations. Numerous studies have explored the influence of social distance on the tradeoff but ignored the complex interactions among gain and loss situations, others’ reference points, and psychological distance. This study investigated the influences of others’ reference points and psychological distance on self-other welfare tradeoff in gain and lo…
Pain and sharing: A re-examination of the findings of Bastian, Jetten, and Ferris (2014)
Bastian, Jetten, and Ferris ( 2014 ) reported that shared pain enhances people’s bonding and cooperative behavior, but that shared no-pain has no such effect. They concluded that shared pain is a type of social glue that can improve people’s cooperation. However, in real life, both painful and painless experiences are often nonshared. Logically, the most direct way to determine whether sharing is the important element or not is to compare shared …
Vitamin A Levels Among Pre-School Children of Central and Western China
Objective: To investigate vitamin A deficiency of pre-school children in central and western China for developing strategies to prevent and control vitamin A deficiency (VAD) among children. Design: From November 2018 to September 2019, a total of 2,194 healthy children aged 2–6 years were enrolled. Serum retinol levels in the children were detected by liquid-phase tandem mass spectrometry. In addition, social demographic and dietary questionnair…
Social Distance Reduces the Biases of Overweighting Small Probabilities and Underweighting Large Probabilities
People often exhibit biases in probability weighting such as overweighting small probabilities and underweighting large probabilities. Our research examines whether increased social distance would reduce such biases. Participants completed valuation and choice tasks of probabilistic lotteries under conditions with different social distances. The results showed that increased social distance reduced these biases in both hypothetical (Studies 1 and…
Procedural fairness predicts cooperative behaviour for high‐self‐esteem individuals but not for low‐self‐esteem individuals
Cooperation is vital for modern society. Previous studies showed that procedural fairness promotes cooperation; however, they mainly focused on cooperation intention, which may fail to reveal actual cooperative behaviour. Moreover, little is known regarding the personality boundary of the effect of procedural fairness on cooperation. Guided by previous findings that self‐esteem increases sensitivity to procedural unfairness, we attempted to explo…
The effect of opponent’s emotional facial expressions on individuals’ cooperation and underlying mechanism in prisoner’s dilemma game
摘要
Examining the relationship between trait interpersonal sensitivity and loneliness: A serial mediation model
This study investigated the potential of a serial mediation model to examine the roles of self-esteem and perceived social support in the relationship between trait interpersonal sensitivity and loneliness. We used a two-wave survey to collect data from 761 Chinese students. The structural equation model analysis results show that the Chinese version of the Interpersonal Sensitivity Measure had good psychometric properties, and that trait interpe…
Social capital mediates the effect of socio‐economic status on prosocial practices: Evidence from the CGSS 2012 survey
Although the relationship between socio‐economic status (SES) and prosocial practices has been extensively studied, little is known about the role that social capital plays in this relationship. This study examines the mediating effect of different forms of social capital, including informal neighbourhood capital, membership in voluntary associations, and professional connection, on the relationship between SES and prosocial practices. A total of…
Awareness and knowledge of autism spectrum disorder in Western China: Promoting early identification and intervention
The medical workers, educators, and community residents in the investigated areas in western China may be able to identify early signs of autism but have an inadequate understanding of autism. In areas far from cities, it is necessary to strengthen the training of medical workers in primary health care to promote autism screening and referral in educational institutions and communities. Using internet technology to provide public education and pr…
Effects of Positive and Negative Experiences on Cooperative Behavior: The Role of Sharedness
Cooperation is a fundamental ingredient of society. However, research on the effects of positive and negative experiences on cooperation remain largely inconsistent. Therefore, through two experiments, the present study examined the effects of positive and negative experiences on cooperative behavior, and the moderation effect of sharedness on this relationship. In Study 1, we directly compared positive and negative experiences in the same contex…
Family-of-origin triangulation and marital stability: A multiple mediation model
Previous research on family triangulation has mainly focused on nuclear family triangulation. In this study we explored the effects of family-of-origin triangulation on marital stability in China, and the mediating roles of parenting sense of competence and coparenting. Participants were 1,144 Chinese parents aged 24 to 48 years, who completed surveys on family-of-origin triangulation, parenting sense of competence, coparenting, and marital stabi…
Intuitive thinking impedes cooperation by decreasing cooperative expectations for pro-self but not for pro-social individuals
This study conducted two experiments to explore the effects of intuitive thinking and social value orientation (SVO) on cooperative behavior and assess the mediating effect of cooperative expectations. It manipulated intuitive thinking by increasing the participants' need for cognitive closure, classified SVO using the triple-dominance measure, measured cooperative behavior using the prisoner's dilemma game, and considered cooperative expectation…
Investigation of epidemiological and clinical characteristics of people infected with Sars-CoV-2 during the second pandemic of Covid-19 in Chengdu, China
Objective This study investigated the epidemiological and clinical characteristics of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) infected patients during the second pandemic of COVID-19 (coronavirus disease of 2019) in Chengdu, China. Furthermore, the differences between first infection and re-infection cases were also compared and analyzed to provide evidence for better prevention and control of SARS-CoV-2 re-infection. Methods…
Psychology (26 works) · Social Psychology (24 works) · Behavioral Health and Interventions (10 works) · Economics (10 works) · Social Psychology (10 works) · Computer Science (9 works) · Social and Intergroup Psychology (8 works) · Decision-Making and Behavioral Economics (7 works) · Psychology of Moral and Emotional Judgment (7 works) · Cognitive psychology (6 works)