Xiaolin Xie
Biographic Data
| ID | 5740781 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Xiaolin Xie |
| GIVEN NAMES | Xiaolin |
| FAMILY NAME | Xie |
| SIGNATURE | XIE X |
| AFFILIATIONS | Cameron University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 39 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Coptidis Rhizome alleviates dexamethasone- and fructose-induced metabolic disorder in rats as an inducer of HO-1 agonist via erythrocyte metabolism
A Study on the Impact of Professional Development of Urban Primary School’s Science Teachers on Interdisciplinary Teaching in China
The cultivation of interdisciplinary thinking has gradually become the key direction of science education, however, the interdisciplinary teaching method is still not widely used in the current classroom. Especially in urban areas, where schools serve as the forefront of educational innovation and have diverse student bodies, the need for interdisciplinary teaching is crucial for addressing educational disparities and advancing scientific literac…
Grandparenting in Chinese Immigrant Families
In light of the life course perspective, this semistructured interview study with 29 grandparents involved in the caregiving of their grandchildren in Chinese immigrant families revealed three major themes: intergenerational connectedness and continuity of cultural practices, role varieties and responsibilities, and adjustment and adaptation. Despite immigration, Chinese grandparents continued the tradition of providing care to grandchildren. Alt…
Chinese Family Strengths and Resiliency
Chinese family and marriage strengths and challenges are delineated in this article, including equity in marriage, affection, the ability to adapt to changes, mutual trust, compatibility, harmony, and family support. Despite the fact that Chinese households are getting smaller as a result of governmental policy and the broadening of housing markets, families remain crucial support networks, especially in the areas of socialization and intergenera…
Chinese Adolescents' Decision-Making, Parent-Adolescent Communication and Relationships
The present study described Mainland Chinese adolescents’ decision-making, and examined the relationship among their decision-making involvement, parent-adolescent communication and relationship variables by using Structural Equation Modeling. Results demonstrated that Chinese parents appeared to be less authoritarian than the prevailing literature had described. Chinese adolescents experienced a passage of autonomy development similar to that of…
Adult Children Taking Care of Their Aging Parents
This qualitative study with eight adult children providing care to their aging parents revealed four major themes: family or family network served as the major mode of elderly care, the arrangement of elderly care engendering sibling conflicts, elderly's preference for independent household, and finally, a need for organised social service programmes for the elderly to supplement the current model of family care for their elderly members
Rural Families in Transition in the 1990s
As a result of economic reforms and greater mobility, rural Chinese families are undergoing many changes. The issues of family structure, family planning, women's roles and support for the elderly will be discussed as a result of this qualitative study on a Chinese brigade
Scores on Loneliness of Chinese and American College Students
Scores on Loneliness of Chinese and American College Students
197 American college students going to school in Oklahoma and 91 Chinese college students going to school in China participated. Chinese students from extended families (families with three generations) reported less loneliness than those from nuclear families. In the younger group (aged 18 to 20 yr.), Chinese students scored higher on loneliness than American students as did all freshman compared with all sophomore students. Significant interact…
Hotline in China
Due to lack of sufficient professional counselors and psychologists, telephone hotlines were established as a way to reach Chinese people
Older Women's Lives in Coastal China
This paper concerns the impact of economic changes and public policy on the lives of elderly women in China. Through the case studies, factors which contribute to a satisfying life were identified. A major insight is that ageing is a state of mind
Purpose in Life, Boredom, and Volunteerism in a Group of Retirees
In a pilot study of 40 retirees, those who volunteered more than 10 hours per week scored significantly higher on the Purpose In Life test than those who volunteered 10 or fewer hours per week. A significant negative correlation of -.75 was obtained between scores on purpose in life and boredom proneness
Grandparenting in Chinese Immigrant Families
In light of the life course perspective, this semistructured interview study with 29 grandparents involved in the caregiving of their grandchildren in Chinese immigrant families revealed three major themes: intergenerational connectedness and continuity of cultural practices, role varieties and responsibilities, and adjustment and adaptation. Despite immigration, Chinese grandparents continued the tradition of providing care to grandchildren. Alt…
Chinese Family Strengths and Resiliency
Chinese family and marriage strengths and challenges are delineated in this article, including equity in marriage, affection, the ability to adapt to changes, mutual trust, compatibility, harmony, and family support. Despite the fact that Chinese households are getting smaller as a result of governmental policy and the broadening of housing markets, families remain crucial support networks, especially in the areas of socialization and intergenera…
Chinese Adolescents' Decision-Making, Parent-Adolescent Communication and Relationships
The present study described Mainland Chinese adolescents’ decision-making, and examined the relationship among their decision-making involvement, parent-adolescent communication and relationship variables by using Structural Equation Modeling. Results demonstrated that Chinese parents appeared to be less authoritarian than the prevailing literature had described. Chinese adolescents experienced a passage of autonomy development similar to that of…
Rural Families in Transition in the 1990s
As a result of economic reforms and greater mobility, rural Chinese families are undergoing many changes. The issues of family structure, family planning, women's roles and support for the elderly will be discussed as a result of this qualitative study on a Chinese brigade
Purpose in Life, Boredom, and Volunteerism in a Group of Retirees
In a pilot study of 40 retirees, those who volunteered more than 10 hours per week scored significantly higher on the Purpose In Life test than those who volunteered 10 or fewer hours per week. A significant negative correlation of -.75 was obtained between scores on purpose in life and boredom proneness
Hotline in China
Due to lack of sufficient professional counselors and psychologists, telephone hotlines were established as a way to reach Chinese people
Older Women's Lives in Coastal China
This paper concerns the impact of economic changes and public policy on the lives of elderly women in China. Through the case studies, factors which contribute to a satisfying life were identified. A major insight is that ageing is a state of mind
Scores on Loneliness of Chinese and American College Students
Scores on Loneliness of Chinese and American College Students
197 American college students going to school in Oklahoma and 91 Chinese college students going to school in China participated. Chinese students from extended families (families with three generations) reported less loneliness than those from nuclear families. In the younger group (aged 18 to 20 yr.), Chinese students scored higher on loneliness than American students as did all freshman compared with all sophomore students. Significant interact…
Rural Families in Transition in the 1990s
As a result of economic reforms and greater mobility, rural Chinese families are undergoing many changes. The issues of family structure, family planning, women's roles and support for the elderly will be discussed as a result of this qualitative study on a Chinese brigade
Adult Children Taking Care of Their Aging Parents
This qualitative study with eight adult children providing care to their aging parents revealed four major themes: family or family network served as the major mode of elderly care, the arrangement of elderly care engendering sibling conflicts, elderly's preference for independent household, and finally, a need for organised social service programmes for the elderly to supplement the current model of family care for their elderly members
Chinese Adolescents' Decision-Making, Parent-Adolescent Communication and Relationships
The present study described Mainland Chinese adolescents’ decision-making, and examined the relationship among their decision-making involvement, parent-adolescent communication and relationship variables by using Structural Equation Modeling. Results demonstrated that Chinese parents appeared to be less authoritarian than the prevailing literature had described. Chinese adolescents experienced a passage of autonomy development similar to that of…
Chinese Family Strengths and Resiliency
Chinese family and marriage strengths and challenges are delineated in this article, including equity in marriage, affection, the ability to adapt to changes, mutual trust, compatibility, harmony, and family support. Despite the fact that Chinese households are getting smaller as a result of governmental policy and the broadening of housing markets, families remain crucial support networks, especially in the areas of socialization and intergenera…
Grandparenting in Chinese Immigrant Families
In light of the life course perspective, this semistructured interview study with 29 grandparents involved in the caregiving of their grandchildren in Chinese immigrant families revealed three major themes: intergenerational connectedness and continuity of cultural practices, role varieties and responsibilities, and adjustment and adaptation. Despite immigration, Chinese grandparents continued the tradition of providing care to grandchildren. Alt…
A Study on the Impact of Professional Development of Urban Primary School’s Science Teachers on Interdisciplinary Teaching in China
The cultivation of interdisciplinary thinking has gradually become the key direction of science education, however, the interdisciplinary teaching method is still not widely used in the current classroom. Especially in urban areas, where schools serve as the forefront of educational innovation and have diverse student bodies, the need for interdisciplinary teaching is crucial for addressing educational disparities and advancing scientific literac…
Coptidis Rhizome alleviates dexamethasone- and fructose-induced metabolic disorder in rats as an inducer of HO-1 agonist via erythrocyte metabolism
Psychology (10 works) · China (7 works) · Medicine (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Developmental psychology (5 works) · Gerontology (5 works) · Intergenerational Family Dynamics and Caregiving (4 works)