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Against the backdrop of building a fertility-friendly society, family well-being and scientific parenting have attracted increasing attention. Based on 5-day intensive longitudinal data from 370 mothers of early school-age children in China, this study employs dynamic structural equation modeling to…
Similarity represents a crucial component of marital satisfaction in couples; however, existing research on their relationship has produced contradictory findings. In what specific dimensions are couples actually similar, and how does similarity influence marital satisfaction? This study examined 63…
Background: Previous research has observed larger word length effects in Chinese reading, speculating that older adults may adopt a character-based processing strategy for recognizing long words. However, to our knowledge, there was no direct evidence to support this viewpoint. Methods: By co-regist…
Effective coping and management of negative emotions is an essential competency for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) to adapt to society; however, previous research has predominantly focused on emotion recognition and emotion understanding, with less attention devoted to the emotion regu…
[Objective] To explore assessment methods for perceived social support among adolescents based on Weibo text and analyze its demographic differential characteristics. [Methods] Python was employed to crawl Weibo texts (approximately 300,000 posts) from adolescents aged 12–18 nationwide, construct a …
Childhood maltreatment is closely associated with adolescent self-injurious behavior; however, research examining the underlying mechanisms from the "gene × environment - endophenotype - behavioral phenotype" theoretical perspective remains limited. Based on the polygenic risk score research paradig…
Under the backdrop of rural revitalization, how to comprehensively and effectively measure the post-poverty-alleviation living environment and accurately understand the negative impacts of poverty experience and its dynamics on child development, as well as the underlying mechanisms, has emerged as …
The common fate model (CFM) is a reliable model in family or dyadic-level research that better explains the inherent interdependence in intimate relationships. Based on the common fate model, this study examined the influence of overall family marital quality on parental coparenting and the cross-le…
Early detection, early diagnosis, and early intervention constitute a consensus in the educational rehabilitation of children with autism. However, limitations of traditional identification and diagnostic methods, together with a shortage of professionals, frequently result in children with autism m…
Purpose: The body posture expression stimulus set provides standardized stimuli for emotion research. While the consistency of this stimulus set has been validated in Western adults, its consistency in Chinese populations remains unclear. Therefore, this study selected 42 images each of happiness, s…
This study investigated the development of social mindfulness understanding in 4- to 6-year-old children and its relationship with theory of mind. The study measured social mindfulness understanding, theory of mind, prosociality, and executive function in 100 children aged 4–6 years. The results rev…
Interpersonal synchrony plays a crucial role in the process of individuals constructing social communication systems. Systematic literature reviews have found that children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) exhibit reduced or disrupted interpersonal synchrony across behavioral, cognitive, and emot…
In group contexts, children's resource allocation decisions are influenced by group identity, group status, and group norms. When group factors conflict with equitable distribution, children may either adhere to principles of justice and fairness or exhibit bias toward group interests. All three gro…
This study employs meta-analytic techniques to investigate the longitudinal relationship between peer victimization and internalizing problems in children and adolescents, testing the applicability of the interpersonal risk model, symptom-driven model, and transactional model to this relationship. A…
Non-suicidal self-injury (NSSI) behavior constitutes a critical risk factor for future suicidal intent, suicidal behavior, and chronic psychological disorders. Understanding the factors that predict the continuation or cessation of NSSI behavior among adolescents can provide novel perspectives for e…
Early childhood anxiety is a common mental health problem that affects the development of central executive function, and the development of cognitive abilities manifested through central executive function typically reflects the process of creative problem-solving. This study adopted a longitudinal…
Synchronization, as a core element of collective rituals, is of great significance to group survival and development. Interpersonal synchronization is a special form of coordinated behavior characterized by time-locked and phase-locked features. Recent research has found that synchronization can pro…
