Wei Hong
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 126072 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Wei Hong |
| PRENOMES | Wei |
| SOBRENOME | Hong |
| ASSINATURA | HONG W |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Beijing Normal University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5779-8912 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 55 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 42 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 55 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1996 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
The immediate and lasting association of social media use with self-perceived creativity
Family Dysfunction and Problematic Media Use Among Chinese Preschool Children
Family dynamics play an important role in shaping young children’s media use behaviors, with family dysfunction linked to problematic media use. However, very few studies, particularly using longitudinal designs, have attempted to explore the mechanisms underlying this relationship among preschool children. Drawing upon the Process-Person-Context-Time model and the Interactional Theory of Childhood Problematic Media Use, this study incorporated p…
Exploring the intervention mechanism of Acori Tatarinowii Rhizoma-Polygalae Radix herb pair on post-stroke depression based on multi-omics analysis
Differential effects of student and parental mobile phone use on academic procrastination trajectories
Cultural and contextual dimensions of portfolio-based learning
Introduction Culture and context are increasingly recognized in debates on the globalization and standardization of medical curricula. This study explored how cultural and contextual factors shaped students’ and mentors’ experiences of portfolio-based learning in a Middle Eastern setting.Methods An explanatory sequential mixed-methods design was used. Ethical approval was obtained. Participants were clinical-year medical students during their cle…
Relatedness Need Dissatisfaction Perceived in Daily Life Increases Problematic Mobile Phone Use
INTRODUCTION: Social relationships, specifically unsatisfying social relationships, play a critical role in the development of problematic mobile phone use (PMPU). However, few studies, particularly those employing longitudinal mediation models, have explored the underlying mechanisms. Drawing on the Interaction of Person-Affect-Cognition-Execution model, the cognitive-behavioral model, and the compensatory internet use theory, this study examine…
Longitudinal associations of self-control with subjective well-being and psychological well-being
Although cumulative evidence has shown that self-control promotes well-being, the underlying psychological mechanisms remain unclear. Studies indicate that basic psychological need satisfaction and self-authenticity may contribute to this relationship. This longitudinal study investigated the associations between self-control and subjective and psychological well-being while examining the mediating role of basic psychological need satisfaction an…
Networks rewired
We explore how institutional designs can have unintended consequences, especially by rewiring social networks. Using archival data on the civil-service examinations in historical China, we argue that the enforcement of a regional quota system in 1427 reshaped group boundaries along native place, turned emotional affinities for one’s hometown into political stakes, and reinforced the influence of native place ties among political elites. Analyzing…
Exploring the association between Cultural and Linguistic Diversity (Cald) on treatment and outcomes in pancreatic cancer
CALD status was associated with multiple adverse prognostic factors (age, PS, comorbidities), which likely impacted differences in treatment received and challenges analysis of the independent impact of CALD status on outcomes. Notably, however, there were no striking differences by CALD status in treatment delivered or survival outcomes
No-mobile-phone phobia and cognitive and social−emotional development
Nomophobia, characterized by anxiety when out of mobile phone contact, has emerged as a pervasive issue in this digital age, with negative consequences across various domains. Prior studies have been limited by reliance on cross-sectional designs that restrict causal inference and by insufficient exploration of the mechanisms linking nomophobia to developmental outcomes. This study addressed these gaps by employing longitudinal research designs t…
How Do Congruency and L2 Proficiency Impact the Processing of Chinese L2 Collocations? Evidence From Different L1 Activation States
This study examined how congruency and L2 proficiency influence the processing of Chinese verb‐object collocations among Vietnamese learners of Chinese. Through acceptability judgment tasks comparing baseline (Experiment 1) and enhanced L1 activation (Experiment 2), three main findings were obtained: (1) Under baseline L1 activation, intermediate learners showed processing advantages in both reaction time (RT) and accuracy for L1‐L2 congruent col…
Where does the processing advantage of collocations come from? Evidence from L1 and L2 speakers’ eye movements on adjacent and non-adjacent collocations
Measuring Child Disadvantage
Robust measurement of disadvantage is essential to identifying and addressing inequities in children's development. We tested how a multidimensional framework of child disadvantage performed relative to a traditional socioeconomic position (SEP) approach to predict developmental outcomes. We utilised data from the Longitudinal Study of Australian Children ( n = 5107). Disadvantage at ages 4–5 was measured using: (1) family‐level SEP; (2) four soc…
How Parental Mediation and Parental Phubbing Affect Preschool Children’s Screen Media Use
Parental mediation (PM) and parental phubbing (PP) are two pivotal factors that influence children’s screen media use. This study used response surface analysis to examine the combined effect of PM and PP on screen time among preschool children. A total of 3,445 parents with preschool-aged children participated in this study, providing self-reported data on PM, PP, and their children’s screen time (CST). The results revealed that CST decreased wh…
A bibliometric assessment of the science and practice of blue–green space (BGS)
Working Memory Load, Automaticity, and Problem Solving in College Engineering Students
The paper examined the relations among problem solving, automaticity, and working memory load (WML) by changing the difficulty level of task characteristics through two applications. In Study 1, involving 68 engineering students, a 2 (automaticity) × 2 (WML) design was utilized for arithmetic problems. In Study 2, involving 76 engineering students, a 2 (automaticity) × 2 (WML) design was used for linear algebra tasks. In both studies, there were …
Beyond the Wish
Reduced loss aversion in value-based decision-making and edge-centric functional connectivity in patients with internet gaming disorder
Interpersonal relationships moderate the relation between academic stress and mobile phone addiction via depression among Chinese adolescents
Self-esteem level and smartphone use in Chinese adolescents
Wean your child off video games
The relations between academic procrastination and self-esteem in adolescents
Covid-19 Making “Idols”
A number of medical experts have become famous overnight in China since the outbreak of COVID-19. This research investigates four representative Chinese scientists by employing search analytics of the Baidu index (from December 2019 to May 2020) and content analysis of answers and commentaries on the Zhihu website (from January 2020 to May 2020). We find that the four scientists present different images and spark unprecedented publicity. In parti…
Mitigating the impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic on vulnerable populations
The Relations between Parental Active Mediation, Parent-Child Relationships and Children’s Problematic Mobile Phone Use
This longitudinal study examined the reciprocal relationship between parental active mediation, parent-child relationships, and children’s problematic mobile phone use (PMPU). A sample of 258 primary school students in Beijing, China, completed self-report questionnaires at three time points, with a one-semester interval (a six-month gap) between each measurement wave. The cross-lagged model test results revealed that parental active mediation ma…
Domination in a Scientific Field
This paper applies Bourdieu's theory of the scientific field to examine the sources of authority, reasons for conflict, and group dynamics in an isotope lab at a Chinese university. After 7 months of participant observation and non-structured interviews, I found that theoretical capital and technological capital are both used in the isotope lab. While both are associated with scientific authority, it was theoretical capital that determined lab me…
Refusals in Chinese
This article reports on an empirical study of refusal strategies in Chinese by native speakers (NS) and nonnative Chinese learners (NNS). Sixty subjects (perceived as “students”) were to refuse an invitation by “the professor” to a Chinese New Year's party. The study found that the NS group produced 10 strategies, whereas the NNS group produced seven strategies. Among the total number of strategies, both groups favored the use of “apology” and “e…
Left behind in perception of air pollution? A hidden form of spatial injustice in China
In recent years, the smog problem has aroused wide concern in China. However, people have different perceptions of the severity of air pollution, even in similarly polluted environments. Based on a quantitative analysis of Chinese General Social Survey data, air quality index data, news reports in 2013, and multi-site anthropological observations, this paper demonstrates that the public perception of air pollution is not determined by physiologic…
An empirical study of Chinese request strategies
Based on a questionnaire administered in Gansu Province, China, this study examines the use of linguistic politeness in Chinese requests. The analysis of this data shows that the choice of polite linguistic usage in requests depends greatly on the social distance (D) between the Speaker and hearer and their relative power relation (P). Besides these sociolinguistic variables which may affect request behavior, Chinese culture, the social System, a…
Gender Differences in Publication Productivity Among Academic Scientists and Engineers in the U.S. and China
Mitigating the impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic on vulnerable populations
How Social Networks Affect Scientific Performance
Based on a national survey of Chinese scientific personnel in 2008, this paper sheds new light on the relationship between social networks and scientific performance. In this study, we used position generator to measure scientists' ego-centered social networks. The scientists' performance was measured by multiple indexes, including recognitions from the academic (papers), governmental (awards), and market (patents) sectors. The findings show that…
How mathematics anxiety affects students' inflexible perseverance in mathematics problem-solving
BackgroundToo many students persevere in relying upon one (sometimes suboptimal) strategy for solving a wide range of problems, even when they know more efficient strategies. Although many studies have mentioned such phenomena, few studies have examined how emotional factors could affect this type of inflexible perseverance in strategy use.AimsTo examine whether mathematics anxiety could affect students' inflexible perseverance in strategy use an…
The Failure of Peace Processes
The peace process, resulting from a peace agreement, is a series of actions whose achievement aims to provide a definitive solution to an armed conflict. This process is established over a long period of time, hence the importance of support from UN agencies. The lack of implementation of the actions advocated in this process can plunge the country into crisis. This crisis can intensify and lead to a chaotic situation, as in the case of the Centr…
For Money or Glory? Commercialization, Competition, and Secrecy in the Entrepreneurial University
Scholars have grown concerned that the commercialization of academic science is increasing secrecy at the expense of cooperation and information sharing. Using data from comparable surveys of academic scientists in three fields (experimental biology, mathematics, and physics), we test whether scientists have become more competitive and more secretive over the last 30 years. We also use the recent survey to test a multivariate model of the effects…
An empirical study of Chinese request strategies
Based on a questionnaire administered in Gansu Province, China, this study examines the use of linguistic politeness in Chinese requests. The analysis of this data shows that the choice of polite linguistic usage in requests depends greatly on the social distance (D) between the Speaker and hearer and their relative power relation (P). Besides these sociolinguistic variables which may affect request behavior, Chinese culture, the social System, a…
Politeness Strategies in Chinese Business Correspondence and Their Teaching Applications 1
The present article reports on an empirical study of the politeness strategies in Chinese business correspondence and considers its applications in teaching Business Chinese. The study investigated twenty examples of business correspondence by native speakers of Chinese. By analyzing the linguistic/stylistic features of the letters in two predesigned situations, the study found a range of various politeness strategies employed for the writing of …
On the relationship between research productivity and teaching effectiveness at research universities
Domination in a Scientific Field
This paper applies Bourdieu's theory of the scientific field to examine the sources of authority, reasons for conflict, and group dynamics in an isotope lab at a Chinese university. After 7 months of participant observation and non-structured interviews, I found that theoretical capital and technological capital are both used in the isotope lab. While both are associated with scientific authority, it was theoretical capital that determined lab me…
Effects of cultural background of college students on apology strategies
This article presents the research findings from a cross-cultural comparison of apology strategies written in English by two groups of college students. The study analyzed the e-mail correspondences for class absences from students to professors in two undergraduate classes, a technology class and a Chinese language class. It was found that the cultural background of the students and the course attendance policies were two major factors that caus…
For Money or Glory? Commercialization, Competition, and Secrecy in the Entrepreneurial University
Scholars have grown concerned that the commercialization of academic science is increasing secrecy at the expense of cooperation and information sharing. Using data from comparable surveys of academic scientists in three fields (experimental biology, mathematics, and physics), we test whether scientists have become more competitive and more secretive over the last 30 years. We also use the recent survey to test a multivariate model of the effects…
Refusals in Chinese
This article reports on an empirical study of refusal strategies in Chinese by native speakers (NS) and nonnative Chinese learners (NNS). Sixty subjects (perceived as “students”) were to refuse an invitation by “the professor” to a Chinese New Year's party. The study found that the NS group produced 10 strategies, whereas the NNS group produced seven strategies. Among the total number of strategies, both groups favored the use of “apology” and “e…
Community health centers and primary care access and quality for chronically-ill patients – a case-comparison study of urban Guangdong Province, China
The study suggested that the Dongguan model (based on insurance mandate and using family practice physicians as 'gate-keepers') seemed to work best in terms of improving access and quality for patients with chronic conditions. The study suggested adequately funded and well-organized primary care system can play a gatekeeping role and has the potential to provide a reasonable level of care to patients
Thinking about thinking
The improvement in students' metacognitive regulation and the moderate correlation between knowledge and regulation of metacognition with academic performance at the end of the academic year indicate the probable positive influence of the teaching and learning activities in the medical program
Development of an instrument to measure medical students’ perceptions of the assessment environment
The AEQ is a valid and reliable instrument. Initial validation supports its use to measure students' perceptions of the assessment environment in an undergraduate medical program
How Social Networks Affect Scientific Performance
Based on a national survey of Chinese scientific personnel in 2008, this paper sheds new light on the relationship between social networks and scientific performance. In this study, we used position generator to measure scientists' ego-centered social networks. The scientists' performance was measured by multiple indexes, including recognitions from the academic (papers), governmental (awards), and market (patents) sectors. The findings show that…
Gender Differences in Publication Productivity Among Academic Scientists and Engineers in the U.S. and China
Parents' Phubbing and Problematic Mobile Phone Use
An increasing number of mobile phone users check their phones at any time and place, even during in-person interactions. Such behaviors that interrupt social interactions have been described as phubbing. The present study focused on phubbing behaviors within the context of parent-child households and aimed to examine the associations among parents' phubbing, the parent-child relationship, children's self-esteem, and problematic mobile phone use (…
Hepatotoxicity and hepatoprotection of Polygonum multiflorum Thund. as two sides of the same biological coin
How do Interpersonal Relationships Relieve Adolescents’ Problematic Mobile Phone Use? The Roles of Loneliness and Motivation to Use Mobile Phones
The current study aimed to explore the underlying mechanisms of how interpersonal relationships relieve adolescents' problematic mobile phone use (PMPU) and to examine the potential mediating roles of loneliness and motivation to use mobile phones. Four thousand five hundred and nine middle school students from four provinces in China were recruited to participate in the investigation. The results showed that the parent-child relationship but not…
The Failure of Peace Processes
The peace process, resulting from a peace agreement, is a series of actions whose achievement aims to provide a definitive solution to an armed conflict. This process is established over a long period of time, hence the importance of support from UN agencies. The lack of implementation of the actions advocated in this process can plunge the country into crisis. This crisis can intensify and lead to a chaotic situation, as in the case of the Centr…
Evidence of the Positive Impact of South-South Cooperation in the Field of Natural Resources
In this article, we highlight people’s appreciation of the positive impact of South-South relations. This study is based on data collected from a survey conducted in 2018 with 624 people. Through this study, we study how the actions led by China in the field of natural resources in CAR have impacted in the country and on local people. We note that the presence of a foreign power in the field of natural resources is conditioned by the achievement …
The impact of parental active mediation on adolescent mobile phone dependency
Autonomy Need Dissatisfaction in Daily Life and Problematic Mobile Phone Use
Psychological needs dissatisfaction has been identified as hindering adaptive development, in which autonomy need dissatisfaction, as one core component, may be associated with adolescents' maladaptive online behaviors. Sporadic research has examined the association between autonomy need dissatisfaction and problematic mobile phone use (PMPU). Boredom proneness and mobile phone gaming were suggested to be linked to this association. This study ai…
Specific Mental Arithmetic Difficulties and General Arithmetic Learning Difficulties
The aim of this paper was to examine the role of phonological working memory in specific mental arithmetic difficulties and general arithmetic learning difficulties (ALD; difficulties presenting in both mental arithmetic and written arithmetic). In Study 1, we categorized 53 sixth graders into a control group, a group with specific mental arithmetic difficulties, and a group with general ALD. The findings indicated the group with specific mental …
Cultural Perspectives in the Economic Development of African Regional Integration
When we are talking about the globalization of trade and the regionalization of economic forces, it seems necessary, for Africa and for the member countries of the Economic and Monetary Community of Central Africa (EMCCA) in particular to think about new strategies for reviving their economies prone to many challenges. The cultural field via cultural tourism and cultural industries appears here, as one of the best assets to respond to the current…
How does mobile phone dependency impair academic engagement among Chinese left-behind children
Social Media Exposure and College Students' Mental Health During the Outbreak of Covid-19
In response to reports of people experiencing varying levels of anxiety and depression during the outbreak of COVID-19, researchers have argued that exposure to related information on social media is a salient contributing factor. Based on the integrated model of ruminative response style and the diathesis–stress model, it has been suggested that incorporating rumination and mindfulness may elucidate the potential mechanism underlying the aforeme…
The Influence of Communication on College Students’ Self–Other Risk Perceptions of Covid-19
This study aimed to explore cross-country differences in the characteristics and determinations of self-other risk perceptions of the COVID-19 pandemic. We distinguished perceived risk to self from perceived risk to others and subdivided risk perceptions into three levels: personal, group, and societal. We focused on the differential impact of multiple communication channels (i.e., interpersonal communication, traditional media exposure, and new …
The Impact of Different Coping Styles on Psychological Distress during the Covid-19
The present study aimed to understand the impact of different coping methods endorsed by Chinese college students during COVID-19 through the examination of the mediating role of perceived stress. We recruited a total of 492 undergraduate students to complete an online survey from May to June 2020. The results of structural equation modeling indicated that perceived stress was a significant mediator in the association between different coping sty…
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