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Self-regulation refers to the capacity of individuals to monitor and modulate their own cognition, emotion, and behavior to achieve goals and adapt to ever-changing environments. It functions across diverse domains including achievement, interpersonal relationships, and health, and is regarded as fu…
According to Social Ecological Systems Theory, the diachronic system and macrosystem may play a significant role in the development of individual time management disposition. However, indirect evidence suggests that the developmental trend of Chinese college students' time management disposition rem…
Safety behaviors are actions employed by individuals to prevent or mitigate feared consequences. They are considered one of the key mechanisms maintaining anxiety disorders and can interfere with exposure therapy for anxiety. Safety behaviors are associated with anxiety levels and anxiety-related co…
In recent years, researchers have begun to apply transcranial alternating current stimulation (tACS) technology in the field of psychiatric disorders, among which γ and α frequencies have attracted the most attention. The potential mechanisms of tACS action in psychiatric disorders include two aspec…
People often associate specific colors with flavors to form color-flavor associations, and color cues can influence flavor perception, which reflects the cross-modal influence of visual information on gustatory information processing. The present study investigated whether gustatory information can …
With the deepening of globalization, an increasing number of corporate leaders possess multicultural experiences. Multicultural experiences refer to individuals' direct or indirect interactions with foreign cultural elements or populations. This study aims to comprehensively examine the influence of…
Tactile 2D images constitute an important modality for visually impaired individuals to access graphical information. At present, most tactile 2D images are directly converted from visual 2D images into tangible line drawings. In visual 2D images, visual principles such as perspective and viewpoint …
Work withdrawal behavior among 290 million migrant workers—intentional behaviors aimed at reducing work and organizational roles (work avoidance and reduced effort, tardiness and absenteeism, turnover, etc.)—has significant consequences. To address this, the present study employs Conservation of Res…
Compensatory control theory posits that when faced with a lack of perceived control, individuals exhibit a tendency to demand order—that is, they strive to seek order in the objective world and demonstrate preferences and needs for physical or abstract entities characterized by orderliness, certaint…
Collective narcissism is a classic construct that extends narcissism to the group level, currently defined as the belief that "one's own group is exceptional and deserving of privileged treatment, yet not sufficiently recognized by others." Existing research has found it to possess strong explanator…
How negative emotions influence conflict adaptation has long been a topic of extensive concern among researchers in the field. Depending on the source of negative emotions (externally manipulated versus intrinsically inherent to conflict), discussions on this issue can be approached from the perspec…
With the extensive adoption of information technology in organizations and increasing work intensity, authentic face-to-face social interactions among employees have been on the decline. In this context, workplace loneliness among employees has become increasingly prevalent, drawing considerable att…
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…
Algorithmic discrimination is a frequent occurrence, and understanding people's reactions to it warrants attention. Six sequential experiments compared people's desire for moral punishment of algorithmic discrimination versus human discrimination across different discriminatory contexts, and explore…
Social inequality may either weaken or strengthen system-justifying beliefs among low-status individuals, with these two relationships being driven by self-interest motivation and system justification motivation, respectively. Furthermore, both relationships depend on low-status individuals' percept…
Moral courage, standing up for others and intervening when a norm is violated, is viewed as a virtue in modern societies. However, it remains unclear how moral courage varies in interpersonal relationships and across moral contexts. Two studies were designed to test the effect of relationship type (…
Eye gaze plays an important role in human social interaction and in capturing and maintaining attention. However, how eye gaze interacts with objects to guide attention allocation remains unclear to date. Therefore, this study adopted a two-rectangle cueing paradigm, using faces or objects with two …
This paper investigates the psychological structure of interaction naturalness and its effects through three studies. Study 1 developed an initial scale containing 9 items through dictionary search, literature review, and expert interviews. Study 2 surveyed 353 intelligent connected vehicle users, a…
Boundaries refer to obstacles that occupy a large proportion of the visual field and possess three-dimensional extended planes, which play a crucial facilitative role in spatial navigation behaviors of humans and animals. Cognitive developmental research has found that in early childhood (1.5–2 year…
Perceptual-motor simulation in concrete concept processing is a core processing mechanism of concept representation. This study systematically investigated the influence of linguistic factors (language type: first language and second language) and contextual factors (perceptual context: spatial perc…
Understanding the developmental cascades among prosocial behavior tendencies, internalizing problems, and externalizing problems holds important value for promoting adolescent mental health. Using within-person analysis methods, we analyzed three-year longitudinal data from 894 junior high school st…
Shared consumption is a common consumption activity in which multiple consumers jointly participate and share expenses. Based on risk transfer theory, this study investigates the mechanism and boundary conditions through which consumption context (individual consumption vs. shared consumption) influ…
The microbiota-gut-brain axis hypothesis in the pathogenesis of schizophrenia has attracted increasing attention. Previous studies have preliminarily examined the association between gut microbial composition and brain imaging and clinical manifestations in patients with schizophrenia, but the speci…
In recent years, how emotional agents influence learning has received considerable attention from researchers. An emotional agent is a pedagogical agent that can evoke learners' emotional experiences through various modalities such as speech, facial expressions, and body movements. Most existing stu…
The standard errors (Standard Error, SE; or variance-covariance matrix) and confidence intervals (Confidence Interval, CI) of cognitive diagnosis models have important theoretical and practical value in measuring uncertainty in model parameter estimation, differential item functioning detection, mod…
Symptoms of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) manifest during early infancy and toddlerhood, wherein earlier detection facilitates earlier intervention and yields superior treatment outcomes. Traditional approaches to early autism screening and diagnosis exhibit limitations in assessment methodologies …
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…
As traditional shopping centers have reached maturity, and with consumers' consumption radius contracting under pandemic conditions, community commerce is increasingly favored by capital and valued by government. However, research on community commerce, particularly regarding community consumers, ha…
Numerous studies have shown that power is represented in the brain along vertical space, specifically through verbal and visual-spatial encoding. Previous research has found that these two encodings are context-dependent, meaning that the current task determines which encoding is activated. General …
After eliminating absolute poverty, China still faces the formidable challenge of relative poverty. Substantial evidence demonstrates that individuals in poverty frequently exhibit "myopic behaviors," such as underinvesting in education, accumulating higher levels of debt, and maintaining lower savi…
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…
With popular terms such as "tool person," "wage slave," and "corporate livestock" sweeping through the workplace, workplace objectification has become a topic that urgently requires exploration. As the use of artificial intelligence, especially robots, in the workplace continues to increase, robot-g…
People sometimes engage in immoral behaviors, which may threaten their positive moral self-concept. To cope with such moral self-threat, individuals exhibit moral memory bias, characterized by impaired recall of immoral events or information that threaten the moral self. In recent years, researchers…
Facial attractiveness plays a significant role in critical social decisions (e.g., mate selection, job seeking, social exchange). Previous research on facial attractiveness has primarily focused on explaining the influence of various static facial features from an evolutionary perspective, with less…
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…
Speech comprehension is the psychological process by which a listener receives external speech input and acquires meaning. In daily communication, auditory speech comprehension is influenced by multi-scale rhythmic information, commonly including three aspects of external rhythms: prosodic structure…
Game maps constitute a crucial human-computer interactive content-bearing platform in major games. With the application of cellular automata (CA) and Procedural Content Generation (PCG) in map generation, the spatial scale and data volume of contemporary game maps have increased substantially. Howev…
