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As an important force for maintaining social norms, the potential of third-party intervention in promoting prosocial behavior has garnered extensive attention from researchers. To systematically examine the strength of the prosocial effects of third-party intervention and its influencing factors, th…
Voluntary language switching refers to self-initiated language switching by bilinguals. Compared with cued language switching, voluntary language switching under conditions of high lexical accessibility and high linguistic freedom elicits significantly reduced switching costs, even approaching nulli…
With the widespread application of Artificial Intelligence (AI), establishing high-quality human-AI interaction relationships has emerged as a prominent research focus. This paper provides an in-depth analysis of the potential for harmonious coexistence between humans and AI, introducing the concept…
With the improvement of material living standards among China's elderly population, their spiritual needs have become increasingly prominent, making spiritual support a critical issue in addressing contemporary population aging. However, systematic exploration of the connotation, characteristic dime…
Volition is the capacity for autonomous self-control, a core characteristic that distinguishes humans from animals and machines, and the cornerstone of physical and mental health and social order. Its external manifestation is voluntary action, whereas its internal representation is the sense of con…
Based on self-concept theory, this study explores the nonlinear effect of perceived overqualification on employees' work passion. Through analyzing paired questionnaire data from 856 employees and their immediate supervisors at a large state-owned bank across four time points, the findings reveal: (…
Transcranial alternating current stimulation (tACS) is a non-invasive electrical neuromodulation technique that delivers periodic microcurrents of specific frequencies to the scalp to modulate neural oscillations in particular brain regions, thereby altering specific cognitive functions or ameliorat…
Implicit emotion regulation is the process by which individuals change their emotions without conscious monitoring or explicit intention to regulate emotions. Compared with explicit emotion regulation, implicit emotion regulation relies less on the prefrontal executive control system. Building upon …
Workplace venting by employees to leaders is extremely common and has become a daily management challenge that leaders must confront. Previous venting literature has primarily adopted a single perspective of either the venter or the recipient, examining the effects of employee-to-leader venting on b…
Spatial navigation is a crucial cognitive ability that ensures effective functioning in people's daily work and lives. With the continuous development of Virtual Reality (VR) technology, its compatibility with spatial navigation research has become increasingly prominent. Under current technical con…
Patients' prevalent vigilant mentality can easily trigger negative behaviors, posing a potential threat to the doctor-patient relationship. Based on a doctor-patient interaction perspective, this study investigates the impact of maximizing decision-making on patients' vigilant mentality and its unde…
This study adopts a sociocultural perspective on learning engagement, integrated with human capital theory, and employs two sub-studies anchored in three categories of social factors to analyze the longitudinal evolution of learning engagement among students in mainland China, examining the influenc…
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…
Daily social verbal communication contains both semantic and prosodic cues. Do children with autism spectrum disorder rely on prosody or semantics to judge a speaker's emotion in social interactions? Investigating this question facilitates understanding of the disorder's etiology and provides direct…
Does marriage alter the developmental trajectory of individuals' life satisfaction? This is both a major issue concerning national harmony and stability, and an important question regarding individual quality of life. Based on hedonic adaptation theory and the buffer model, this study utilizes six-w…
This study utilized the fixation-related potential technique to examine predictive processing in Chinese reading and the cognitive mechanisms underlying its influence on lexical recognition effects. Analyses of eye movement and electroencephalographic (EEG) data in the pre-target and target word reg…
Threat stimuli possess strong priority in attentional processing, yet whether they facilitate or interfere with the formation of learned distractor inhibition remains unclear. This study examined the influence of threat stimuli on the formation of location-probability-based learned distractor inhibi…
Humans often need to make predictions based on current situations to guide subsequent behavior. However, researchers currently debate vigorously regarding whether predictable or unpredictable items yield better memory performance. In this study (Experiment 1: item recognition; Experiment 2: associat…
Amidst increasingly prominent global intergroup conflicts, psychological time framework represents a novel pathway to facilitate intergroup helping behavior, capable of effectively mitigating social conflicts and promoting resource redistribution. Compared to conventional single time points, constru…
[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 …
Cognitive Disengagement Syndrome (CDS), also known as Sluggish Cognitive Tempo (SCT), constitutes a cluster of persistent behavioral patterns or symptoms characterized by attentional disengagement, sluggish information processing, and hypoactivity resulting from neurodevelopmental deficits. This syn…
With the development of smart home robot technology, security risks have emerged as a new challenge for human-robot trust. This study proposes and validates a new dimension of trust in smart home robots—security trust. To this end, Study 1 developed a security trust scale for smart home robots and v…
Motor contagion, as a core mechanism of dynamic coupling between perceptual and motor systems in human social interaction, has long been a subject of debate regarding its neural mechanisms and evolutionary significance. In social interactions, the unconscious influence on an individual's own actions…
The cognitive characteristics and neural mechanisms of multi-channel category learning are of critical importance for elucidating the principles of cross-modal knowledge representation. This study combines event-related potential (ERP) technology with the drift-diffusion model to systematically inve…
Interpretive bias toward relevant cues represents a crucial component of cognitive bias in addicted individuals; however, the characteristics and underlying mechanisms of smokers' interpretive bias toward smoking-related cues have yet to be elucidated. The present study examined, through three exper…
This study challenges the societal stereotype that "childbearing contradicts women's work motivation" and proposes the Parental Identity Gain Theory. It posits that parental identity can serve as a significant source of work motivation for working mothers. This gain operates through two mechanisms: …
[Objective] To explore whether anger-opposing implementation intentions (II) can reduce fear reinstatement and avoidance behavior in patients with fear-related disorders. [Method] A discriminative fear conditioning paradigm was employed. The II group established anger-opposing II before extinction (…
Fertility intention is a key factor in predicting fertility behavior. Numerous studies have explored the role of the Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB) in predicting fertility intention, but the conclusions remain inconsistent. To examine the applicability of TPB in explaining fertility intention, thi…
With the advancement of artificial intelligence technology, intelligent robots have begun to act as working agents in human work contexts. Do humans accept the allocation of work to intelligent robots? Intelligent robots possess moderate agency and low sentience, resulting in differences between the…
Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) is an interaction technology that establishes a direct communication channel between the brain and external devices by collecting, decoding, and providing feedback on neural signals, opening up a brand-new path for understanding and expanding mental potential. This stu…
To elucidate the complex pathways and underlying mechanisms of intimate partner violence (IPV) disengagement, this study systematically reviews the multi-level influencing factors of IPV disengagement, and proposes the Staged-Continuum DynamicInteraction Model (SCDIM) for IPV disengagement by integr…
Presenting multiple face images of the same person can significantly improve participants' recognition performance for face identity. However, the cognitive mechanisms underlying the improvement in face recognition performance through multiple images remain unclear. This study includes two experimen…
Being moved is an involuntary, immediate emotional state triggered by external stimuli. Once elicited, being moved exerts social bonding effects, not only strengthening the bond between the individual and the direct trigger, but also producing broader spillover effects that extend the individual's p…
Abstract Health motivated reasoning refers to the psychological process by which individuals selectively process health information to reinforce or maintain their own health beliefs and behaviors. Current research primarily involves the classification patterns of health motivation, the influencing f…
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…
Music training can enhance individuals' sensitivity to temporal and non-temporal structures, but the joint influence of these structures in working memory remains unclear. This study investigates how pitch and rhythmic structures are processed in auditory working memory and the role of music trainin…
With the technological advancements of Large Language Models (LLMs) in natural language generation and affective computing, their capacity for empathy simulation in domains such as psychological counseling, doctor-patient communication, and customer service has attracted considerable attention. The …
Generative AI agents, powered by generative artificial intelligence (also known as generative AI) technology, possess remarkable emergent intelligence capabilities that can help humans break through mental sets, becoming new members of corporate new product development teams—generative AI teammates.…
In prosocial behavior, helpers typically face a trade-off between fairness and efficiency. Previous research has found that when fairness and efficiency cannot be simultaneously satisfied, people often neglect the efficiency of helping a minority and tend to distribute donated resources equally amon…
Micro-expressions refer to brief facial actions that individuals unconsciously display when attempting to suppress genuine emotions. Owing to their non-invasive nature, they possess significant application value in domains such as national security and public security. To address challenges includin…
Contemporary society has witnessed an increasing tendency for individuals to "put a price tag" on themselves during mate selection. This study conceptualizes this phenomenon as a computational mindset in mate choice and proposes that in high relational mobility environments where interpersonal relat…
Psychobiography focuses on the study of extraordinary individuals, and its shift toward the life courses of ordinary individuals depends on the creation and practice of psychobiographical therapy. The theoretical core of psychobiographical therapy is based on the concept of "prototype scenario" prop…
Improvisational behavior represents a behavioral pattern characterized by both immediacy and creativity. However, research that elaborates on the generation mechanism of improvisational behavior by incorporating its essential nature remains insufficient. To address this gap, the present study integr…
Objective: This study explored the mechanism by which observing peers' adverse experiences influences distress disclosure of negative information through two progressive studies. Methods: Study 1 (N=218) constructed a moderated mediation model to analyze the relationships among stress, self-esteem, …
Under the national strategy of forging a strong sense of community for the Chinese nation, psychological crisis intervention for ethnic minority students in Yunnan vocational colleges must transcend traditional psychological paradigms and shift toward the deep logic of mutual construction between cu…
HPV vaccination can effectively prevent not only the development of cervical cancer and its precancerous lesions, but also diseases in other anatomical sites caused by HPV infection. However, the vaccination status in China is not optimistic, with many young individuals exhibiting hesitation toward …
Objective: With the development of internet big data and machine learning methods, an increasing number of studies combine text analysis and machine learning to predict satisfaction. In research on building life satisfaction prediction models, to address the challenge of obtaining large amounts of e…
On social media, posts expressing a desire to "return to senior year of high school for a couple of days" are frequently observed. To investigate the nostalgic psychology toward high school among college student populations, this study employs a questionnaire survey methodology, innovatively integra…
Alzheimer's disease exhibits extremely high incidence and mortality rates. As a clinical prodromal stage, investigating the formation and development mechanisms of amnestic mild cognitive impairment (aMCI) contributes to the prevention of Alzheimer's disease onset. Existing research demonstrates tha…
Social hierarchy is a dynamically evolving multidimensional system, whose acquisition can be categorized into three major pathways. The dominance pathway emphasizes resource acquisition through aggression and threat, having evolved under intense sexual selection pressure. The competence pathway high…
