Yujie Chen
Biographic Data
| ID | 5841191 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yujie Chen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yujie |
| FAMILY NAME | Chen |
| SIGNATURE | CHEN Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | South China Normal University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1569-9497 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 42 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 22 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 42 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
How students engage in opportunistic collaboration: A process-oriented study in a knowledge-building community
Analysis of influencing factors and prediction of falls among rural older adults in China based on a nomogram model
Objective To explore rural fall determinants and build a nomogram for high-risk identification. This study aims to preliminarily identify high-risk individuals and provide reference for subsequent intervention research. Methods Stratified multistage cluster sampling was used: one city from each of the northern, central, and southern regions of Anhui Province, one county per city, and six villages per county (18 villages total). Township hospital …
When networks learn to adapt: The plasticity of collaborative learners in a knowledge-building environment
Constructing adaptive social networks offers a promising approach to transforming traditional classroom structures and advancing teaching and learning reforms. This study explores how learners exhibit plasticity in adaptive settings, shedding light on the cognitive and behavioral mechanisms that support flexible collaboration. A three-stage, semester-long teaching intervention was designed to build adaptive social networks within a knowledge-buil…
Chinese herbal and natural compounds for Parkinson's disease: Myth or truth
Targeting hypoxia: The role of ethanolic extract of Coptis chinensis Franch. in modulating HIF-1α/IL-17 axis in oropharyngeal candidiasis
Which factors affect anxiety in rural older adults in China
Objective: To explore the influencing factors of individual anxiety in rural older adults in China and analyze the relative importance of each factor, so as to provide scientific basis for the development of intervention measures to improve the mental health of rural older adults. The study also aims to improve the well-being and quality of life of older adults. Methods: A multi-stage cluster random sampling was conducted in rural Anhui Province,…
Associations among smartphone addiction, chronotype, and bedtime procrastination: Bayesian network analysis and pilot intervention
The influence of subjective social class on employment confidence: The chain mediating effect of perceived social support and self-efficacy
With the persistence of difficult employment, a large number of college students feel anxious and nervous about job hunting. College students with different family economic status have various feelings and performances when faced with employment, possibly due to subjective social class differences. The present study investigated the employment confidence of 611 undergraduates in Chongqing, aimed to ascertain the overall employment confidence of C…
The relationship between mindful self-care and maternal-fetal attachment in pregnant women: The parallel mediating effects of positive and negative affect
Positive and negative affect play parallel mediating roles in the relationship between mindful self-care and MFA, emphasizing the critical role of emotion regulation in developing prenatal MFA and underscore the important value of mindful self-care as a psychological resource during pregnancy, which provides new perspectives for future theoretical models and intervention designs
Perceiving facial emotions in context: The intertwined roles of emotional valence and consciousness
Facial emotion perception in real life is inevitably influenced by the affective context, such as the expressions on nearby people's faces. However, to what extent and how the expressions of others exert a contextual influence on our interpretation of target facial emotions remains largely unclear. Using psychophysical methods, we demonstrated that the emotional facial context alone (i.e., without any evident social interaction cues) is sufficien…
Built environment determinants of residents’ running activity in Guangzhou, China: What are the nonlinear relationship and pathways
Although studies have indicated that the built environment (BE) is linked to running activity, they are still uncertain about the nonlinear relationship and mediation effect of BE on this activity in high-density Chinese cities. This study used fitness tracker application, street view, social media text, and other multi-sourced data as bases to establish a framework combining the Shapley Additive exPlanation model, restricted cubic splines, and m…
Protective effects and mechanisms of extracts of Gleditsia sinensis Lam. Thorn on DSS-induced colitis in mice
Layering Genealogies: Multiple Histories and Agents in Chinese Modern Dance
On November 18, 2024, an email from the American Dance Festival (ADF) mailing list popped up in my inbox, announcing the launch of a much-anticipated oral history project, “Planting Seeds: ADF and
Research on Emotional Expression of Students in Different School Stages Based on Speech Emotion Recognition
From children to teenagers and then to adults, individuals' emotional expression ability has undergone significant changes. From the compulsory education stage to the general senior middle school stage, students' cognitive and emotional needs will change greatly. Students of different school stages show significant differences in their vocal emotional expression, which not only affects their social skills but also has important guiding significan…
A network analysis of alexithymia and smartphone addiction in children and adults
Competition between endogenous versus exogenous factors saves task-irrelevant working memory representations from removal
The use of distance-shortening strategies to enhance opportunistic collaboration in knowledge-building environments
Examining the non-linear association between ambient temperature and mental health of elderly adults in the community: Evidence from Guangzhou, China
The association between ambient temperature and mental health has been explored previously. However, research on the psychological effect of temperature in vulnerable groups and neighborhood scales have been scarce. Based on the survey and temperature data collected from 20 neighborhoods in Guangzhou, China, this study estimated the association between ambient temperature and community mental health among the elderly, adopting a fixed-effects met…
Coptidis rhizoma extract alleviates oropharyngeal candidiasis by gC1qR-EGFR/ERK/c-fos axis-induced endocytosis of oral epithelial cells
Homelessness and migration: The geography of homeless migrants in China
Homeless people have become more visible in China in recent years. However, research on Chinese homelessness in general and homeless migrants in particular is still very limited. Based on the China Migrants Dynamic Survey, this pioneering exploration of the geography of homeless migrants in China arrives at three conclusions. First, although homeless migrants are often scorned as an underclass of derelict drifters, the majority are educated, marr…
Chinese nouns are mass nouns: An information-theoretic computational proof
Emotional contextual effects of face perception: A test of the affective realism hypothesis
Affective feelings naturally infuse individuals' perceptions, serving as valid windows onto the real world. The affective realism hypothesis further explains how these feelings work: as properties of individuals' perceptual experiences, these feelings influence perception. Notably, this hypothesis based on affective feelings with different valences has been substantiated, whereas the existing evidence is not compelling enough. Moreover, whether s…
The priming effect of creativity improves veridical memory in the Deese–Roediger–McDermott paradigm
The priming effect on creativity refers to the more effective creation of new uses for the second (vs. first) object in a two-item task. This, along with veridical memory loss in the Deese–Roediger–McDermott (DRM) paradigm, is related to mental fixation, and both can be improved when attention is given to item-specific features. We studied the cognitive mechanism of this priming effect by utilizing the DRM paradigm with a sample of 91 undergradua…
Neighborhood frequency effect on Chinese character recognition: An investigation of lexical decision tasks
Many studies have found that the orthographic neighborhood frequency (NF) effect plays a dominant role in word identification. Yet most research has been conducted on alphabetic languages rather than Chinese. We investigated the NF effect on Chinese character recognition in the context of lexical decision tasks. Experiment 1 tested the NF effect in simple characters, Experiment 2 tested the NF effect in compound characters. Results showed that ta…
Choreographing Queer Social Bodies: Chinese Choreographer Hu Shenyuan’s Cross-Stage Practices
Mainland Chinese society heavily stigmatizes nonnormative sexuality, and the government imposes strict censorship on media representations of homosexuality. It seems improbable that choreographer Hu Shenyuan, whose dances do not hide homosexual themes, would be so successful as a performer and artist in the Chinese context, which signifies a tension between state control and audience demand. This article reads Hu’s choreography and its reception …
The third sector in collaborative planning: Case study of Tongdejie community in Guangzhou, China
The neighborhood effect of exposure to blue space on elderly individuals’ mental health: A case study in Guangzhou, China
Effects of neighborhood environment on different aspects of greenway use: Evidence from East Lake Greenway, China
The influence of distance between decoy and target on context effect: Attraction or repulsion
The attraction effect in decision making refers to how preferences are influenced by an inferior option in the choice set. Recent studies challenged the robustness of attraction effect by manipulating the distance between decoy and target in perceptual decision‐making tasks. However, previous manipulation of the distance was not comprehensive and systematic enough. Whether the influence of distance between decoy and target on attraction effect wo…
Emotional contextual effects of face perception: A test of the affective realism hypothesis
Affective feelings naturally infuse individuals' perceptions, serving as valid windows onto the real world. The affective realism hypothesis further explains how these feelings work: as properties of individuals' perceptual experiences, these feelings influence perception. Notably, this hypothesis based on affective feelings with different valences has been substantiated, whereas the existing evidence is not compelling enough. Moreover, whether s…
Production Cultures and Differentiations of Digital Labour
The article makes two theoretical interventions to engage with current scholarship on digital labour. First, the author complicates the relationship between culture and production by bringing the former from the “superstructure” in the classical Marx’s framework to the “base.” As various cultural production, consumption, and economic activities converging onto digital, networked media eco-system, digital labour is indeed the indispensable source …
Effects of sense of control on aggression among low-status Chinese undergraduate students
We examined whether a sense of control affects the relationship between low status and aggression among Chinese undergraduate students. A sample of 195 undergraduates in Study 1 completed anonymous questionnaires regarding their sense of control and trait aggression. Results showed that a greater sense of control was associated with less trait aggression among low-status participants, whereas no significant relationship was observed between sense…
Super-Sticky Wechat and Chinese Society
This book provides a balanced and nuanced study of how the super-sticky WeChat platform interweaves into the fabric of Chinese social, cultural, and political life. It keeps the wider global and national social media landscape in view and compares and contrasts WeChat with Weibo, QQ and other Western social media platforms.
How does intergroup threat affect the shifting function? The moderating role of group identification
In this study we examined whether the shifting function can be modulated by intergroup threat, and if so, how this works. We conducted 2 experiments, using a task-switching paradigm, the results of which provide converging evidence that intergroup threat can impair the shifting function. Results showed that participants in the threat condition in each study (Study 1 symbolic threat: n = 29; Study 2 realistic threat: n = 29) experienced greater sh…
Association Pathways Between Neighborhood Greenspaces and the Physical and Mental Health of Older Adults—A Cross-Sectional Study in Guangzhou, China
According to the United Nations, the proportion of the older population is increasing at a faster rate than all other age groups. Hence, the well-being of older adults is a mounting concern worldwide in the current century. Using a single greenery metric, previous studies linked greenness to residents' well-being. This study aims to extend this field by focusing on the mental and physical well-being of older adults by using remote sensing and str…
Digital Labor Solidarities, Collective Formations, and Relational Infrastructures
Research on digital worker experiences have shed light on the problematic realities of digital labor, which include increasing levels of stress and anxiety over financial and career instability, physical exhaustion, and isolation - all of which underscore the precarity that belie the optimistic facade of labor under the new economy. Given the multiple constraints underlying collective formation among digital workers, this panel explores the chara…
Association of Plasma DPP4 Activity and Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factor With Moderate to Severe Depressive Symptoms in Patients With Type 2 Diabetes: Results From a Cross-Sectional Study
OBJECTIVE: The objective of this study was to assess the association of plasma dipeptidyl peptidase-4 (DPP4) activity, brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF), and the DPP4/BDNF ratio (DBR) with moderate to severe depressive symptoms in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus. Increased DPP4 activity and decreased BDNF in peripheral circulation have been implicated in the pathophysiology of depression. METHODS: We performed a cross-sectional stud…
Symbolic threat affects negative self-conscious emotions
Self-conscious emotions are a distinct category of emotional responses that are rooted in social contexts. Previous findings suggest that negative self-conscious emotions might be elicited by a specific social factor, that is, symbolic intergroup threat. The present study tested the hypothesis that this is true, with three experiments conducted in the Chinese-context. In particular, the Mandarin words for shame (羞愧), guilt (内疚) and loss of face (…
Service Area Delimitation of Fire Stations with Fire Risk Analysis: Implementation and Case Study
Under the rapid development of urbanization, fire service becomes one of the biggest contributive factors to personal health and property safety. A reasonable plan of fire services should first address the issue of service area delimitation for fire emergency facilities. Specifically, there are two key factors for fire services including rescue efficiency and load balancing, which are usually handled by the space partitioning methods (e.g., Voron…
The neighborhood effect of exposure to blue space on elderly individuals’ mental health: A case study in Guangzhou, China
The influence of distance between decoy and target on context effect: Attraction or repulsion
The attraction effect in decision making refers to how preferences are influenced by an inferior option in the choice set. Recent studies challenged the robustness of attraction effect by manipulating the distance between decoy and target in perceptual decision‐making tasks. However, previous manipulation of the distance was not comprehensive and systematic enough. Whether the influence of distance between decoy and target on attraction effect wo…
Are the Lower Class Really Unhappy? Social Class and Subjective Well-Being in Chinese Adolescents: Moderating Role of Sense of Control and Mediating Role of Self-Esteem
Hierarchical siting of macro fire station and micro fire station
With the rapid increase of city building density, public emergency service system for providing fire services faces increasing challenge in reducing the loss of lives and property, especially for the reduction of massive casualties in fire accidents. For obtaining a higher benefit from public service facilities, GIS-based techniques such as location optimization are commonly used. However, as a special facility, fire emergency facilities are quit…
The third sector in collaborative planning: Case study of Tongdejie community in Guangzhou, China
Eye gaze direction modulates nonconscious affective contextual effect
Exploring the Association between Neighborhood Blue Space and Self-Rated Health among Elderly Adults: Evidence from Guangzhou, China
Blue spaces is associated with self-rated health (SRH), but little is known about the pathways underlying this association among Chinese urban elderly individuals. Based on neighborhood effect theory, this study examined the relationship between neighborhood blue spaces and SRH among elderly individuals using data from a questionnaire survey conducted in Guangzhou, remote sensing images, street views, and environmental information in the context …
Effects of neighborhood environment on different aspects of greenway use: Evidence from East Lake Greenway, China
The priming effect of creativity improves veridical memory in the Deese–Roediger–McDermott paradigm
The priming effect on creativity refers to the more effective creation of new uses for the second (vs. first) object in a two-item task. This, along with veridical memory loss in the Deese–Roediger–McDermott (DRM) paradigm, is related to mental fixation, and both can be improved when attention is given to item-specific features. We studied the cognitive mechanism of this priming effect by utilizing the DRM paradigm with a sample of 91 undergradua…
Neighborhood frequency effect on Chinese character recognition: An investigation of lexical decision tasks
Many studies have found that the orthographic neighborhood frequency (NF) effect plays a dominant role in word identification. Yet most research has been conducted on alphabetic languages rather than Chinese. We investigated the NF effect on Chinese character recognition in the context of lexical decision tasks. Experiment 1 tested the NF effect in simple characters, Experiment 2 tested the NF effect in compound characters. Results showed that ta…
Choreographing Queer Social Bodies: Chinese Choreographer Hu Shenyuan’s Cross-Stage Practices
Mainland Chinese society heavily stigmatizes nonnormative sexuality, and the government imposes strict censorship on media representations of homosexuality. It seems improbable that choreographer Hu Shenyuan, whose dances do not hide homosexual themes, would be so successful as a performer and artist in the Chinese context, which signifies a tension between state control and audience demand. This article reads Hu’s choreography and its reception …
Research on Emotional Expression of Students in Different School Stages Based on Speech Emotion Recognition
From children to teenagers and then to adults, individuals' emotional expression ability has undergone significant changes. From the compulsory education stage to the general senior middle school stage, students' cognitive and emotional needs will change greatly. Students of different school stages show significant differences in their vocal emotional expression, which not only affects their social skills but also has important guiding significan…
A network analysis of alexithymia and smartphone addiction in children and adults
Competition between endogenous versus exogenous factors saves task-irrelevant working memory representations from removal
The use of distance-shortening strategies to enhance opportunistic collaboration in knowledge-building environments
Examining the non-linear association between ambient temperature and mental health of elderly adults in the community: Evidence from Guangzhou, China
The association between ambient temperature and mental health has been explored previously. However, research on the psychological effect of temperature in vulnerable groups and neighborhood scales have been scarce. Based on the survey and temperature data collected from 20 neighborhoods in Guangzhou, China, this study estimated the association between ambient temperature and community mental health among the elderly, adopting a fixed-effects met…
Psychology (20 works) · China (11 works) · Computer Science (11 works) · Social Psychology (10 works) · Cognitive psychology (9 works) · Geography (9 works) · Medicine (8 works) · Sociology (8 works) · Social Psychology (7 works) · Urban Green Space and Health (6 works)