Andrew Yiu Tsang Low
Biographic Data
| ID | 6615441 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Andrew Yiu Tsang Low |
| GIVEN NAMES | Andrew Yiu Tsang |
| FAMILY NAME | Low |
| SIGNATURE | LOW A Y T |
| AFFILIATIONS | City University of Hong Kong |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6554-2757 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Embedding Intersectionality Values in Citizen Science Research
Intersectional theory effectively highlights the need to address the most marginalised communities through research, identifying key areas of privilege and oppression, and confronting it through praxis to advance social justice. Attempts at operationalising the theory for implementation have been diverse, but systematic frameworks to operationalise intersectionality remain sparse. This study seeks to provide a framework to operationalise the impl…
Effectiveness of a culturally specific school-based cognitive-behavioural group therapy for primary school children with anxiety problems in Hong Kong
This study explores effective outcomes of a social worker-delivered, culturally adapted school-based cognitive-behaviour group to improve anxiety symptoms among primary school children in Hong Kong. Pre- and post- scores of the intervention groups were compared with waiting-list control groups using repeated measures ANOVA. A statistically significant reduction in anxiety level was evident in the treatment groups compared with the control groups.…
Development and Validation of an Organizational Cultural Measure in Social Welfare Settings
Organizational culture refers to the norms, beliefs, and values imbedded in an organization that may profoundly affect various working outcomes of the organization. Due to a lack of well-validated measures of organizational culture in social welfare settings, organizational cultural research conducted in social work and social service is scarce. The main purpose of this study is to develop and validate an organizational culture measure, Organizat…
Where There’s a Will, There’s a Way? Social and Mental Forces of Successful Adaptation of Immigrant Children in Young Adulthood
Although the twenty-first century is deemed as a new era of globalization, waves of immigration continue, due to disparities between politically and economically unstable regions and Western democratized and developed countries. Immigration research has therefore reignited its attention on the successful adaptation of immigrants' offspring, which has profound implications for Western immigrant-receiving countries, as well as worldwide stability. …
Family Dynamic and Antisocial Adolescents in Macau
Moderation effect of social capital on flourishing among left-behind and other children in rural China
This study examines the ways that social capital sustains flourishing among rural Chinese children, including left-behind children (LBC). Social capital combines structural, substantive, and functional components. Data came from a survey of 995 children in rural areas of China. Results show that LBC experienced significantly lower flourishing and social capital than did other children. In addition, background factors including caretakers’ educati…
Parenting Discrepancy and Child Development in Chinese Context
Although parent–child discrepant perception of the family has been increasingly noted in the west, pertinent research is limited in Chinese societies. In addition, prior pertinent studies predominantly treated parent–child discrepant effects as independent of the general and aggregate family context, which are in fact inseparable. Furthermore, these studies tended to either look at the positive side of child outcomes or those negative ones. The p…
The moderating effects of positive psychological strengths on the relationship between parental anxiety and child depression
The relationship between childhood physical abuse and suicidal ideation among Chinese university students
Evaluating Effectiveness of Cognitive–Behavior Therapy for Hong Kong Adolescents With Anxiety Problems
Objectives: The aims of this study were to examine the effects of group cognitive–behavior therapy (CBT) on improving anxiety symptoms and enhancing personal growth among adolescents at risk of developing anxiety disorders in school settings in Hong Kong. Method: A total of 26 participants received an eight-session CBT group and 20 received treatment as usual in the waitlist control condition. Instruments measuring anxiety symptoms, types of anxi…
Moderation effect of social capital on flourishing among left-behind and other children in rural China
This study examines the ways that social capital sustains flourishing among rural Chinese children, including left-behind children (LBC). Social capital combines structural, substantive, and functional components. Data came from a survey of 995 children in rural areas of China. Results show that LBC experienced significantly lower flourishing and social capital than did other children. In addition, background factors including caretakers’ educati…
The moderating effects of positive psychological strengths on the relationship between parental anxiety and child depression
The relationship between childhood physical abuse and suicidal ideation among Chinese university students
Evaluating Effectiveness of Cognitive–Behavior Therapy for Hong Kong Adolescents With Anxiety Problems
Objectives: The aims of this study were to examine the effects of group cognitive–behavior therapy (CBT) on improving anxiety symptoms and enhancing personal growth among adolescents at risk of developing anxiety disorders in school settings in Hong Kong. Method: A total of 26 participants received an eight-session CBT group and 20 received treatment as usual in the waitlist control condition. Instruments measuring anxiety symptoms, types of anxi…
Embedding Intersectionality Values in Citizen Science Research
Intersectional theory effectively highlights the need to address the most marginalised communities through research, identifying key areas of privilege and oppression, and confronting it through praxis to advance social justice. Attempts at operationalising the theory for implementation have been diverse, but systematic frameworks to operationalise intersectionality remain sparse. This study seeks to provide a framework to operationalise the impl…
Evaluating Effectiveness of Cognitive–Behavior Therapy for Hong Kong Adolescents With Anxiety Problems
Objectives: The aims of this study were to examine the effects of group cognitive–behavior therapy (CBT) on improving anxiety symptoms and enhancing personal growth among adolescents at risk of developing anxiety disorders in school settings in Hong Kong. Method: A total of 26 participants received an eight-session CBT group and 20 received treatment as usual in the waitlist control condition. Instruments measuring anxiety symptoms, types of anxi…
The moderating effects of positive psychological strengths on the relationship between parental anxiety and child depression
The relationship between childhood physical abuse and suicidal ideation among Chinese university students
Parenting Discrepancy and Child Development in Chinese Context
Although parent–child discrepant perception of the family has been increasingly noted in the west, pertinent research is limited in Chinese societies. In addition, prior pertinent studies predominantly treated parent–child discrepant effects as independent of the general and aggregate family context, which are in fact inseparable. Furthermore, these studies tended to either look at the positive side of child outcomes or those negative ones. The p…
Moderation effect of social capital on flourishing among left-behind and other children in rural China
This study examines the ways that social capital sustains flourishing among rural Chinese children, including left-behind children (LBC). Social capital combines structural, substantive, and functional components. Data came from a survey of 995 children in rural areas of China. Results show that LBC experienced significantly lower flourishing and social capital than did other children. In addition, background factors including caretakers’ educati…
Family Dynamic and Antisocial Adolescents in Macau
Development and Validation of an Organizational Cultural Measure in Social Welfare Settings
Organizational culture refers to the norms, beliefs, and values imbedded in an organization that may profoundly affect various working outcomes of the organization. Due to a lack of well-validated measures of organizational culture in social welfare settings, organizational cultural research conducted in social work and social service is scarce. The main purpose of this study is to develop and validate an organizational culture measure, Organizat…
Where There’s a Will, There’s a Way? Social and Mental Forces of Successful Adaptation of Immigrant Children in Young Adulthood
Although the twenty-first century is deemed as a new era of globalization, waves of immigration continue, due to disparities between politically and economically unstable regions and Western democratized and developed countries. Immigration research has therefore reignited its attention on the successful adaptation of immigrants' offspring, which has profound implications for Western immigrant-receiving countries, as well as worldwide stability. …
Effectiveness of a culturally specific school-based cognitive-behavioural group therapy for primary school children with anxiety problems in Hong Kong
This study explores effective outcomes of a social worker-delivered, culturally adapted school-based cognitive-behaviour group to improve anxiety symptoms among primary school children in Hong Kong. Pre- and post- scores of the intervention groups were compared with waiting-list control groups using repeated measures ANOVA. A statistically significant reduction in anxiety level was evident in the treatment groups compared with the control groups.…
Embedding Intersectionality Values in Citizen Science Research
Intersectional theory effectively highlights the need to address the most marginalised communities through research, identifying key areas of privilege and oppression, and confronting it through praxis to advance social justice. Attempts at operationalising the theory for implementation have been diverse, but systematic frameworks to operationalise intersectionality remain sparse. This study seeks to provide a framework to operationalise the impl…
Psychology (9 works) · Child and Adolescent Psychosocial and Emotional Development (7 works) · Developmental psychology (5 works) · Clinical Psychology (4 works) · Clinical Psychology (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Psychiatry (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Anxiety (3 works) · Early Childhood Education and Development (3 works)