Lucy C Yu
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 270119 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Lucy C Yu |
| PRENOMES | Lucy C |
| SOBRENOME | Yu |
| ASSINATURA | YU L C |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Pennsylvania State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9925-6943 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 51 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1984 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2022 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Understanding Users’ Urge to Post Online Reviews
Online user-generated content continues to attract the attention of practitioners and academics. However, there is limited research on the fundamental motivations and psychological factors underpinning users’ urge to post online. Thus, the objective of this study is to investigate the impact of users’ existence, relatedness, and growth needs on intrinsic and extrinsic motivations and their urge to post online reviews. In addition, it examines the…
Factors Affecting Parent’s Perception on Air Quality—From the Individual to the Community Level
The perception of air quality significantly affects the acceptance of the public of the government's environmental policies. The aim of this research is to explore the relationship between the perception of the air quality of parents and scientific monitoring data and to analyze the factors that affect parents' perceptions. Scientific data of air quality were obtained from Wuhan's environmental condition reports. One thousand parents were investi…
Binge drinking and casual sex on spring break
Anthropophobia
This study investigated the essential feature and concomitant experiences of anthropophobia, a culturally specific phobic disorder in China and Japan. One hundred and fifty subjects, including 50 anthropophobic, 50 neurasthenic and 50 normal subjects, were recruited from hospitals and downtown residential areas in Beijing. Measures of anthropophobic symptoms and DSM-III-R depressive and anxiety symptoms were administered to all subjects. Nonparam…
Life satisfaction among Chinese elderly in Beijing
Use of Health Services by Chinese Elderly in Beijing
OBJECTIVES: This article provides an inquiry into use of health services by the elderly. METHODS: The authors operationalize models of use with a survey of 350 elderly Chinese. Because the survey involves native Chinese, the empirical test can isolate functional social support as well as "structural" social supports (marriage, living with children). RESULTS: The principal findings comport with prior work: the strongest determinants of the use of …
Family and Cultural Correlates of Depression Among Chinese Elderly
This study hypothesized that depressive experiences of the elderly could be aggravated by universal factors such as low social status, poor health, financial strain, and unhealthy lifestyle, as well as by factors specific to an indigenous socio-cultural environment (stressful family dynamics) of a given population. Three hundred and fifty Chinese subjects aged 65 or older were interviewed either at their homes or in the geriatric out-patient clin…
Cultural correlates of self perceived health status among Chinese elderly
Social status, physical, mental health, well-being and self evaluation of elderly in China
The Impact of Family Migration and Family Life Cycle on the Employment Status of Married, College-Educated Women
The effects of family migration and family life cycle on the employment status of college-educated wives were examined using log-linear analysis. The best-fit model selected shows that both family life cycle and family migration significantly affected wives' employment status. When these two factors were examined simultaneously, they were about equally important; no significant family migration and family life cycle interaction effects were found…
Gender and Changes in Support of Parents in China
The Chinese traditionally have valued sons over daughters, depending on their sons to support them in old age. Recent changes, however, suggest a shift toward greater gender equality, with daughters also keeping elderly parents. The present study, undertaken in 1979 in the People's Republic of China, assessed attitudes of 48 university staff members toward financial support for aged parents and living arrangements in old age, with an emphasis on …
Acculturation and Stress within Chinese American Families
This study explored the effects of acculturation on stress levels. The sample consisted of 510 Chinese Americans on a Mid-Western college campus. A self-administered bilingual questionnaire was used for data collection. Four levels of acculturation (the least acculturated, the more acculturated, the most acculturated, and the totally acculturated) were examined with four stress indicators (psychological stress symptoms, negative life events, life…
Binge drinking and casual sex on spring break
Gender and Changes in Support of Parents in China
The Chinese traditionally have valued sons over daughters, depending on their sons to support them in old age. Recent changes, however, suggest a shift toward greater gender equality, with daughters also keeping elderly parents. The present study, undertaken in 1979 in the People's Republic of China, assessed attitudes of 48 university staff members toward financial support for aged parents and living arrangements in old age, with an emphasis on …
Life satisfaction among Chinese elderly in Beijing
Acculturation and Stress within Chinese American Families
This study explored the effects of acculturation on stress levels. The sample consisted of 510 Chinese Americans on a Mid-Western college campus. A self-administered bilingual questionnaire was used for data collection. Four levels of acculturation (the least acculturated, the more acculturated, the most acculturated, and the totally acculturated) were examined with four stress indicators (psychological stress symptoms, negative life events, life…
The Impact of Family Migration and Family Life Cycle on the Employment Status of Married, College-Educated Women
The effects of family migration and family life cycle on the employment status of college-educated wives were examined using log-linear analysis. The best-fit model selected shows that both family life cycle and family migration significantly affected wives' employment status. When these two factors were examined simultaneously, they were about equally important; no significant family migration and family life cycle interaction effects were found…
Cultural correlates of self perceived health status among Chinese elderly
Social status, physical, mental health, well-being and self evaluation of elderly in China
Acculturation and Stress within Chinese American Families
This study explored the effects of acculturation on stress levels. The sample consisted of 510 Chinese Americans on a Mid-Western college campus. A self-administered bilingual questionnaire was used for data collection. Four levels of acculturation (the least acculturated, the more acculturated, the most acculturated, and the totally acculturated) were examined with four stress indicators (psychological stress symptoms, negative life events, life…
Gender and Changes in Support of Parents in China
The Chinese traditionally have valued sons over daughters, depending on their sons to support them in old age. Recent changes, however, suggest a shift toward greater gender equality, with daughters also keeping elderly parents. The present study, undertaken in 1979 in the People's Republic of China, assessed attitudes of 48 university staff members toward financial support for aged parents and living arrangements in old age, with an emphasis on …
Social status, physical, mental health, well-being and self evaluation of elderly in China
The Impact of Family Migration and Family Life Cycle on the Employment Status of Married, College-Educated Women
The effects of family migration and family life cycle on the employment status of college-educated wives were examined using log-linear analysis. The best-fit model selected shows that both family life cycle and family migration significantly affected wives' employment status. When these two factors were examined simultaneously, they were about equally important; no significant family migration and family life cycle interaction effects were found…
Family and Cultural Correlates of Depression Among Chinese Elderly
This study hypothesized that depressive experiences of the elderly could be aggravated by universal factors such as low social status, poor health, financial strain, and unhealthy lifestyle, as well as by factors specific to an indigenous socio-cultural environment (stressful family dynamics) of a given population. Three hundred and fifty Chinese subjects aged 65 or older were interviewed either at their homes or in the geriatric out-patient clin…
Cultural correlates of self perceived health status among Chinese elderly
Life satisfaction among Chinese elderly in Beijing
Use of Health Services by Chinese Elderly in Beijing
OBJECTIVES: This article provides an inquiry into use of health services by the elderly. METHODS: The authors operationalize models of use with a survey of 350 elderly Chinese. Because the survey involves native Chinese, the empirical test can isolate functional social support as well as "structural" social supports (marriage, living with children). RESULTS: The principal findings comport with prior work: the strongest determinants of the use of …
Anthropophobia
This study investigated the essential feature and concomitant experiences of anthropophobia, a culturally specific phobic disorder in China and Japan. One hundred and fifty subjects, including 50 anthropophobic, 50 neurasthenic and 50 normal subjects, were recruited from hospitals and downtown residential areas in Beijing. Measures of anthropophobic symptoms and DSM-III-R depressive and anxiety symptoms were administered to all subjects. Nonparam…
Binge drinking and casual sex on spring break
Factors Affecting Parent’s Perception on Air Quality—From the Individual to the Community Level
The perception of air quality significantly affects the acceptance of the public of the government's environmental policies. The aim of this research is to explore the relationship between the perception of the air quality of parents and scientific monitoring data and to analyze the factors that affect parents' perceptions. Scientific data of air quality were obtained from Wuhan's environmental condition reports. One thousand parents were investi…
Understanding Users’ Urge to Post Online Reviews
Online user-generated content continues to attract the attention of practitioners and academics. However, there is limited research on the fundamental motivations and psychological factors underpinning users’ urge to post online. Thus, the objective of this study is to investigate the impact of users’ existence, relatedness, and growth needs on intrinsic and extrinsic motivations and their urge to post online reviews. In addition, it examines the…
Psychology (12 obras) · Medicine (8 obras) · China (6 obras) · Demography (6 obras) · Geography (6 obras) · Health disparities and outcomes (6 obras) · Beijing (5 obras) · Gerontology (5 obras) · Social Psychology (5 obras) · Sociology (5 obras)