Kevin Ka Shing Chan
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4890722 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Kevin Ka Shing Chan |
| PRENOMES | Kevin Ka Shing |
| SOBRENOME | Chan |
| ASSINATURA | CHAN K K S |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Education University of Hong Kong |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9749-2755 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 18 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 25 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 17 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2009 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Longitudinal impact of group identification on stigma resistance and self-stigma among people with mental illness
Longitudinal impact of stigma resistance on mental health among individuals with mental disorders
Theoretically, our findings elucidate how stigma resistance can help individuals with mental disorders improve their mental health by fostering a positive identity and aligning their lives with personal values. Practically, these findings underscore the importance of developing interventions aimed at promoting stigma resistance in these individuals, enabling them to lead more fulfilling and flourishing lives
Perceived workplace discrimination and recovery of people with mental illness
This study aims to examine the impact of perceived workplace discrimination (PWD) on the recovery of people with mental illness (PMI). Grounded in social cognitive theory, it was hypothesized that PWD is associated with poorer clinical, functional, and personal recovery through the underlying mechanisms of self-stigma, organizational justice, and psychological capital (PsyCap). A total of 265 employed PMI in Hong Kong, diagnosed with anxiety, dep…
Promoting preservice teachers’ psychological and pedagogical competencies for online learning and teaching
During the widespread COVID-19 pandemic, face-to-face teaching was not viable because many schools were forced to close as a preventive measure. Educators abruptly shifted to online classes without sufficient time and resources to prepare for such an enormous transition. Although shifting from traditional face-to-face format to modern e-learning approach ensured that students could be educated outside of the classroom, its impact on the quality o…
Effectiveness of Community-Based Outreach Interventions for Individuals Living with Mental Ill-Health in Australia
Objective. Mental ill-health is a common occurrence globally and represents a significant burden of disease. In Australia, the development and improvement of programs that connect individuals earlier in their mental ill-health journey is a national health priority. However, there are current informational gaps on community-based initiatives and their associated mental health outcomes. This review aimed to systematically identify, assess, and anal…
Perceived stigma from mental health service providers and its adverse impact on service engagement and recovery among people with mental illness
The present study investigated how perceived stigma from mental health service providers would influence the mental health recovery of people with mental illness. Specifically, this study examined whether perceived stigma from service providers would adversely affect the clinical, functional, and personal recovery of people with mental illness by exacerbating the content and process of self-stigma and service disengagement. A total of 353 people …
The impact of stigma on engaged living and life satisfaction among people with mental illness in Hong Kong
The impact of perceived and internalised stigma on clinical and functional recovery among people with mental illness
The present study aimed to develop and validate a conceptual model linking public and internalised stigma to recovery attitudes, processes and outcomes among people with mental illness. Specifically, we sought to examine whether perceptions of public stigma (i.e., perceived stigma) would affect experiences of internalised stigma (i.e., self-stigma) and thereby influence recovery attitudes (i.e., recovery orientation), recovery processes (i.e., se…
Stigma Resistance Among Sexual Minorities
How Sense of Community Affects Sense of Self Among Sexual Minorities
Research shows that sense of community may enable lesbian, gay, and bisexual (LGB) individuals to resist and fight against societal heterosexism and increase their positive sense of self. Less is known, however, about the underlying processes. The present study examined whether sense of community would affect sense of self (i.e., identity affirmation and self‐esteem) through critical consciousness (i.e., critical reflection and critical action) a…
The impact of psychological flexibility on sexual identity stress and well-being among lesbian, gay, and bisexual individuals
Sexual identity stress may damage the well-being of lesbian, gay, and bisexual (LGB) individuals, but limited research has examined the potential protective factors in this context. The present study addressed this research gap by testing a psychological flexibility model of sexual identity development and positive mental health among LGB individuals. We hypothesized that psychological flexibility would be associated with greater engaged living (…
Differential Impact of Experienced and Anticipated Discrimination on Sleep and Health Among Sexual Minorities
The impact of experienced discrimination and self-stigma on sleep and health-related quality of life among individuals with mental disorders in Hong Kong
The impact of familial expressed emotion on clinical and personal recovery among patients with psychiatric disorders
The present study examined the associations of familial expressed emotion (EE) with clinical and personal recovery among patients with psychiatric disorders, as well as the potential mechanisms underlying these associations. Guided by the content-process theory of self-stigma, we hypothesized that EE would be negatively associated with clinical and personal recovery and that these associations would be mediated by self-stigma content and process.…
Grandparental involvement and young adults' cognitive and social adjustment
Grandparents play a critical role in child-rearing both in the evolutionary history of human beings and in modern societies. The current study examined how grandparental involvement might contribute to young adults' cognitive and social adjustment and whether grandchildren's filial piety beliefs might moderate the impact of grandparental involvement. A total of 287 Hong Kong college students completed questionnaire measures of grandparental invol…
The content and process of self-stigma in people with mental illness
Although many individuals with mental illness may self-concur with the "content" of stigmatizing thoughts at some point in their lives, they may have varying degrees of habitual recurrence of such thoughts, which could exacerbate their experience of self-stigma and perpetuate its damaging effects on their mental health. Although it is important to understand the "process" of how self-stigmatizing thoughts are sustained and perpetuated over time, …
The mediating role of self-stigma and unmet needs on the recovery of people with schizophrenia living in the community
Efficacy = endowment × efficiency
This article reexamines the efficacy and endowment effects in public good (PG) dilemma by conceptualizing that efficacy = endowment x efficiency. Endowment is the resource that a person can contribute. Efficiency is the impact of a unit of endowment. Efficacy is the total impact of contribution. The authors used a group project scenario to simulate a continuous contribution PG dilemma. The 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 experimental design manipulated own efficie…
Grandparental involvement and young adults' cognitive and social adjustment
Grandparents play a critical role in child-rearing both in the evolutionary history of human beings and in modern societies. The current study examined how grandparental involvement might contribute to young adults' cognitive and social adjustment and whether grandchildren's filial piety beliefs might moderate the impact of grandparental involvement. A total of 287 Hong Kong college students completed questionnaire measures of grandparental invol…
How Sense of Community Affects Sense of Self Among Sexual Minorities
Research shows that sense of community may enable lesbian, gay, and bisexual (LGB) individuals to resist and fight against societal heterosexism and increase their positive sense of self. Less is known, however, about the underlying processes. The present study examined whether sense of community would affect sense of self (i.e., identity affirmation and self‐esteem) through critical consciousness (i.e., critical reflection and critical action) a…
Stigma Resistance Among Sexual Minorities
Differential Impact of Experienced and Anticipated Discrimination on Sleep and Health Among Sexual Minorities
The impact of perceived and internalised stigma on clinical and functional recovery among people with mental illness
The present study aimed to develop and validate a conceptual model linking public and internalised stigma to recovery attitudes, processes and outcomes among people with mental illness. Specifically, we sought to examine whether perceptions of public stigma (i.e., perceived stigma) would affect experiences of internalised stigma (i.e., self-stigma) and thereby influence recovery attitudes (i.e., recovery orientation), recovery processes (i.e., se…
Efficacy = endowment × efficiency
This article reexamines the efficacy and endowment effects in public good (PG) dilemma by conceptualizing that efficacy = endowment x efficiency. Endowment is the resource that a person can contribute. Efficiency is the impact of a unit of endowment. Efficacy is the total impact of contribution. The authors used a group project scenario to simulate a continuous contribution PG dilemma. The 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 experimental design manipulated own efficie…
Efficacy = endowment × efficiency
This article reexamines the efficacy and endowment effects in public good (PG) dilemma by conceptualizing that efficacy = endowment x efficiency. Endowment is the resource that a person can contribute. Efficiency is the impact of a unit of endowment. Efficacy is the total impact of contribution. The authors used a group project scenario to simulate a continuous contribution PG dilemma. The 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 experimental design manipulated own efficie…
The mediating role of self-stigma and unmet needs on the recovery of people with schizophrenia living in the community
The content and process of self-stigma in people with mental illness
Although many individuals with mental illness may self-concur with the "content" of stigmatizing thoughts at some point in their lives, they may have varying degrees of habitual recurrence of such thoughts, which could exacerbate their experience of self-stigma and perpetuate its damaging effects on their mental health. Although it is important to understand the "process" of how self-stigmatizing thoughts are sustained and perpetuated over time, …
The impact of familial expressed emotion on clinical and personal recovery among patients with psychiatric disorders
The present study examined the associations of familial expressed emotion (EE) with clinical and personal recovery among patients with psychiatric disorders, as well as the potential mechanisms underlying these associations. Guided by the content-process theory of self-stigma, we hypothesized that EE would be negatively associated with clinical and personal recovery and that these associations would be mediated by self-stigma content and process.…
Grandparental involvement and young adults' cognitive and social adjustment
Grandparents play a critical role in child-rearing both in the evolutionary history of human beings and in modern societies. The current study examined how grandparental involvement might contribute to young adults' cognitive and social adjustment and whether grandchildren's filial piety beliefs might moderate the impact of grandparental involvement. A total of 287 Hong Kong college students completed questionnaire measures of grandparental invol…
The impact of experienced discrimination and self-stigma on sleep and health-related quality of life among individuals with mental disorders in Hong Kong
Stigma Resistance Among Sexual Minorities
How Sense of Community Affects Sense of Self Among Sexual Minorities
Research shows that sense of community may enable lesbian, gay, and bisexual (LGB) individuals to resist and fight against societal heterosexism and increase their positive sense of self. Less is known, however, about the underlying processes. The present study examined whether sense of community would affect sense of self (i.e., identity affirmation and self‐esteem) through critical consciousness (i.e., critical reflection and critical action) a…
The impact of psychological flexibility on sexual identity stress and well-being among lesbian, gay, and bisexual individuals
Sexual identity stress may damage the well-being of lesbian, gay, and bisexual (LGB) individuals, but limited research has examined the potential protective factors in this context. The present study addressed this research gap by testing a psychological flexibility model of sexual identity development and positive mental health among LGB individuals. We hypothesized that psychological flexibility would be associated with greater engaged living (…
Differential Impact of Experienced and Anticipated Discrimination on Sleep and Health Among Sexual Minorities
The impact of stigma on engaged living and life satisfaction among people with mental illness in Hong Kong
The impact of perceived and internalised stigma on clinical and functional recovery among people with mental illness
The present study aimed to develop and validate a conceptual model linking public and internalised stigma to recovery attitudes, processes and outcomes among people with mental illness. Specifically, we sought to examine whether perceptions of public stigma (i.e., perceived stigma) would affect experiences of internalised stigma (i.e., self-stigma) and thereby influence recovery attitudes (i.e., recovery orientation), recovery processes (i.e., se…
Promoting preservice teachers’ psychological and pedagogical competencies for online learning and teaching
During the widespread COVID-19 pandemic, face-to-face teaching was not viable because many schools were forced to close as a preventive measure. Educators abruptly shifted to online classes without sufficient time and resources to prepare for such an enormous transition. Although shifting from traditional face-to-face format to modern e-learning approach ensured that students could be educated outside of the classroom, its impact on the quality o…
Effectiveness of Community-Based Outreach Interventions for Individuals Living with Mental Ill-Health in Australia
Objective. Mental ill-health is a common occurrence globally and represents a significant burden of disease. In Australia, the development and improvement of programs that connect individuals earlier in their mental ill-health journey is a national health priority. However, there are current informational gaps on community-based initiatives and their associated mental health outcomes. This review aimed to systematically identify, assess, and anal…
Perceived stigma from mental health service providers and its adverse impact on service engagement and recovery among people with mental illness
The present study investigated how perceived stigma from mental health service providers would influence the mental health recovery of people with mental illness. Specifically, this study examined whether perceived stigma from service providers would adversely affect the clinical, functional, and personal recovery of people with mental illness by exacerbating the content and process of self-stigma and service disengagement. A total of 353 people …
Longitudinal impact of group identification on stigma resistance and self-stigma among people with mental illness
Longitudinal impact of stigma resistance on mental health among individuals with mental disorders
Theoretically, our findings elucidate how stigma resistance can help individuals with mental disorders improve their mental health by fostering a positive identity and aligning their lives with personal values. Practically, these findings underscore the importance of developing interventions aimed at promoting stigma resistance in these individuals, enabling them to lead more fulfilling and flourishing lives
Perceived workplace discrimination and recovery of people with mental illness
This study aims to examine the impact of perceived workplace discrimination (PWD) on the recovery of people with mental illness (PMI). Grounded in social cognitive theory, it was hypothesized that PWD is associated with poorer clinical, functional, and personal recovery through the underlying mechanisms of self-stigma, organizational justice, and psychological capital (PsyCap). A total of 265 employed PMI in Hong Kong, diagnosed with anxiety, dep…
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