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- Managers Behaving Unethically: Coping with the Ebb and Flow of Job Insecurity Through Abusive Supervision.Fu Yang,Xiaoyu Huang,Hong Deng,Jacqueline Coyle-Shapiro,Mengying Xie &Zihan Zhou -forthcoming -Journal of Business Ethics:1-15.Increasingly complex and volatile work environments challenge long-term employment and job security. Managers are not exempt from this, because they also often perceive their own jobs to be precarious. Drawing upon conservation of resources theory, we offer a fresh perspective to understand how and when abusive supervision is induced by manager job insecurity on a daily basis. We draw upon manager need for power as a within-person novel explanatory mechanism to explain why job insecurity triggers managers to display abusive supervision (...) on a daily basis. To test our model, we conducted a study over a period of 10 consecutive days, using an experience sampling methodology, in which 126 managers in Chinese banks completed 1,058 daily surveys. In agreement with our hypotheses, we found that manager need for power, triggered by job insecurity, is a proximal cause of abusive supervision on a daily basis, after controlling for several other variables that have been found to lead to abusive supervision. The detrimental effects of daily manager job insecurity are alleviated when managers are equipped with higher levels of trait resilience and daily state mindfulness. Thus, our findings provide a more comprehensive picture of how managers’ stable and dynamic resources operate as beneficial buffers, alleviating the harm resulting from a daily workplace stressor—in this case, job insecurity. Overall, our study traces the fluctuation of a specific resource, and reveals the consequences of manager job insecurity from a leader-centric perspective. (shrink)
- Electrophysiological Characteristics in Depressive Personality Disorder: An Event-Related Potential Study.Hong-Hua Yu,Si-Meng Gu,Fang-Min Yao,Zhi-Ren Wang &Wen-Qing Fu -2019 -Frontiers in Psychology 9.
- Lateral shift in a spin-orbit-coupling modulated magnetic-barrier nanostructure.Yong-Hong Kong,Xu-Hui Liu,Xi Fu &Ai-Hua Li -forthcoming -Philosophical Magazine:1-12.No categories
- Transdermal Optical Imaging Reveal Basal Stress via Heart Rate Variability Analysis: A Novel Methodology Comparable to Electrocardiography.Jing Wei,Hong Luo,Si J. Wu,Paul P. Zheng,Genyue Fu &Kang Lee -2018 -Frontiers in Psychology 9.
- Diffusion Tensor Imaging Tractography Reveals Disrupted White Matter Structural Connectivity Network in Healthy Adults with Insomnia Symptoms.Feng-Mei Lu,Jing Dai,Tania A. Couto,Chun-Hong Liu,Heng Chen,Shun-Li Lu,Li-Rong Tang,Chang-Le Tie,Hua-Fu Chen,Man-Xi He,Yu-Tao Xiang &Zhen Yuan -2017 -Frontiers in Human Neuroscience 11.
- Facial expression at retrieval affects recognition of facial identity.Wenfeng Chen,ChangHong Liu,Huiyun Li,Ke Tong,Naixin Ren &Xiaolan Fu -2015 -Frontiers in Psychology 6.
- Implicit Theories and Engagement in Math Among Chinese Adolescent Students: A Moderated Mediation Model of Intrinsic Value and Academic Self-Efficacy.Shuyang Jiang,Ru-De Liu,Yi Ding,Xinchen Fu,Yan Sun,Ronghuan Jiang &WeiHong -2020 -Frontiers in Psychology 11.
- Victim Sensitivity and Altruistic Behavior in School: Mediating Effects of Teacher Justice and Teacher-Student Relationship.Shuyang Jiang,Ru-De Liu,Yi Ding,Tian Po Oei,Xinchen Fu &WeiHong -2019 -Frontiers in Psychology 10.
- The Influence of Event Valence and Emotional States on the Metaphorical Comprehension of Time.Weiqi Zheng,Ye Liu,ChangHong Liu,Yu-Hsin Chen,Qian Cui &Xiaolan Fu -2019 -Frontiers in Psychology 10.
- A Pilot Study for Forgiveness Intervention in Adolescents With High Trait Anger: Enhancing Empathy and Harmony.Linjin Tao,Mingxia Ji,Tingting Zhu,Hong Fu &Ruoying Sun -2020 -Frontiers in Psychology 11:569134.Forgiveness interventions benefit victims’ mental health, reduce levels of anger, and promote forgiveness. However, forgiveness interventions are rarely used to improve the offender’s anger and mental health, especially in specific situations such as juvenile correctional facilities. The offender is often also a victim, and reducing the offender’s excessive anger may prevent or decrease the likelihood of future interpersonal violence. This study examined the effects of forgiveness interventions on anger, forgiveness, empathy, and harmony of juvenile delinquents with high levels of trait (...) anger. Eighteen adolescents with trait anger in a juvenile correctional facility volunteered to participate in group counseling. A pretest–posttest method of quasi-experimental design was used, with 8 participants in the intervention group and 10 in the control group; the intervention group received forgiveness group counseling, and the control group did not. The results revealed that the intervention group had significantly higher scores for forgiveness, empathy, and harmony than the control group, although no significant differences in the scores of state and trait anger were found. The forgiveness intervention had significantly improved the levels of forgiveness toward specific perpetrators of childhood victimization for the juvenile delinquents with high levels of trait anger, raising their levels of empathy and harmony; there was no significant increase in trait anger. The findings indicated that forgiveness intervention provides an effective way to improve the positive mental strength of adolescents with high levels of trait anger. (shrink)
- Common intentional binding effects across diverse sensory modalities in touch-free voluntary actions.Jiajia Liu,Lihan Chen,Jingjin Gu,Tatia Buidze,Ke Zhao,ChangHong Liu,Yuanmeng Zhang,Jan Gläscher &Xiaolan Fu -2024 -Consciousness and Cognition 123 (C):103727.
- Dang dai xi fang fen xi zhe xue yu quan shi xue de rong he: Apei'er xian yan fu hao xue yan jiu.Hong Li -2002 - Beijing: Zhongguo she hui ke xue chu ban she.山西大学科学技术哲学研究中心资助国家教育部“十五”社科规划青年项目“当代西方分析哲学与解释学的融合”的研究成果.No categories
- Ru fo jiao she yu Song dai ru xue fu xing: yi Zhiyuan, Qisong, Zonggao wei li.ShufenHong -2008 - Taibei Shi: Da an chu ban she.Export citation
Bookmark - Si xiang qi meng yu wen hua fu xing: Wu si si xiang shi lun.JunfengHong -2006 - Beijing: Ren min chu ban she.本书内容包括:启蒙思想的形成、文学革命的意义、反传统的得失、启蒙进路的歧异、文化方略的改换等。.
- Huang Daozhou nian pu: fu zhuan ji.Zhenping Hou,Zengquan Lou,SiHong,Qichou Zhuang &Zheng Yizou (eds.) -1999 - Fuzhou: Fujian ren min zhu ban she.Export citation Bookmark
- Eu, Shu-hsien and Allinson, R. E., eds. Harmony and Strife: Contemporary Perspectives East and West.Hong Kong: The Chinese University Press. [REVIEW]Wei-Hsun Fu -1991 -Journal of Chinese Philosophy 18 (1):123-128.
- Hong dao xing wen lun ru xue: "Quan guo shou jie sheng ji yi shang ru xue tuan ti fu ze ren lian xi hui yi" lun wen ji.Guang Wu (ed.) -2014 - Shanghai Shi: Zhong xi shu ju.
- Return to Work and Work Productivity During the First Year After Cancer Treatment.Serana Chun Yee So,Danielle Wing Lam Ng,Qiuyan Liao,Richard Fielding,Inda Soong,Karen Kar Loen Chan,Conrad Lee,Alice Wan Ying Ng,Wing Kin Sze,Wing Lok Chan,Victor Ho Fun Lee &Wendy Wing Tak Lam -2022 -Frontiers in Psychology 13.ObjectivesWorking-age cancer patients face barriers to resuming work after treatment completion. Those resuming work contend with reduced productivity arising from persisting residual symptoms. Existing studies of return to work after cancer diagnosis were done predominantly in Western countries. Given that employment and RTW in cancer survivors likely vary regionally due to healthcare provision and social security differences, we documented rates and correlates of RTW, work productivity, and activity impairment among Chinese cancer survivors inHong Kong at one-year post-treatment.MethodsOf 1,106 (...) cancer patients assessed at six-months post-cancer treatment, 593 previously worked; detailed work status, psychological distress, physical symptom distress, supportive care needs, health-related quality of life, and illness perception were assessed. Six months later, work productivity and activity impairment were assessed. Descriptive analyses examined RTW rate. Fully adjusted regressions determined RTW, work productivity, and activity impairment predictors.ResultsAt baseline, 39% were working, 26% on sick leave, and 35% were unemployed. Compared to patients returning to work, unemployed participants were older, likely manual/service-oriented workers, and had lower family income, chemotherapy, fewer unmet health system and information needs, poorer physical functioning, and negative illness perceptions. Sick leave participants were likely service-oriented workers, who had head and neck cancer, chemotherapy, and poor physical functioning. At FU, baseline depressive symptoms, physical symptom distress, and negative illness perceptions predicted presenteeism and work productivity loss; gynecological cancer, fewer unmet health system and information needs, and greater unmet sexuality needs predicted absenteeism; physical symptom distress, negative illness perception, and poor physical functioning predicted activity impairment.ConclusionCancer survivors who had more physically demanding jobs and poorer physical functioning delayed RTW. Unmanaged physical symptom and psychological distress hindered work productivity. (shrink)
- My Marxist Outlook.Wang Ruoshui -1997 -Contemporary Chinese Thought 29 (1):35-96.On June 30, 1949, just before the nationwide victory of the Chinese Revolution, Mao Zedong wrote his On the People's Democratic Dictatorship, one section of which deals with the Chinese people's quest for revolutionary truth. He wrote that, from the time of China's Opium War in 1840, Chinese progressives such asHong Xiuquan, Kang Youwei, Yan Fu, and Sun Yatsen went through untold hardships in their search for truth from the Western countries, but nothing worked.
- Corporate Governance and Executive Compensation for Corporate Social Responsibility.BryanHong,Zhichuan Li &Dylan Minor -2016 -Journal of Business Ethics 136 (1):199-213.We link the corporate governance literature in financial economics to the agency cost perspective of corporate social responsibility to derive theoretical predictions about the relationship between corporate governance and the existence of executive compensation incentives for CSR. We test our predictions using novel executive compensation contract data, and find that firms with more shareholder-friendly corporate governance are more likely to provide compensation to executives linked to firm social performance outcomes. Also, providing executives with direct incentives for CSR is an effective (...) tool to increase firm social performance. The findings provide evidence identifying corporate governance as a determinant of managerial incentives for social performance, and suggest that CSR activities are more likely to be beneficial to shareholders, as opposed to an agency cost. (shrink)
- Religiousness, Love of Money, and Ethical Attitudes of Malaysian Evangelical Christians in Business.Hong Meng Wong -2008 -Journal of Business Ethics 81 (1):169-191.Recent research suggests there may be a link between religiousness and business ethics. This study seeks to add to the understanding of the relationship through a questionnaire survey on Malaysian Christians in business. The questionnaire taps into three different constructs. The religiousness construct is reflected in the level of participation in various common religious activities. The love of money construct is captured through the Love of Money Scale as used in Luna-Arocas and Tang [Journal of Business Ethics 50 (2004) 329]. (...) Response to 25 business vignettes taken from Conroy and Emerson [Journal of Business Ethics 50 (2004) 383] would surface ethical attitudes. A convenience sample of 300 was drawn from three large churches in the Kuala Lumpur area each with a congregation exceeding 1000 together with some representation from the smaller churches. The study finds some differences in the ethical attitudes of Malaysian Christians in business with different levels of religiousness. The study also finds that those longer in the faith are less accepting of unethical behavior. As such it can be concluded that there are ethical attitude differences between Christians in business with different levels of religiousness. This lends support to the claim of a positive relationship between religion and business ethics. The more significant finding is that even within a somewhat homogenous religious group there are different love of money profiles resulting in significant differences in ethical attitudes. This suggests that moderating money attitudes can contribute towards stronger ethical attitudes. (shrink)
- Shih yung chu i chiao yü ssü hsiang pʻi pʻan.Fu Tsʻao -1956No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- (1 other version)Zhongguo li dai si xiang jia.Shounan Wang &AnquanHong (eds.) -1978Export citation Bookmark
- Conducting Malaria Research in Developing Countries: A Right to Claim Healthcare.Benjamin Capps &Ch’ng Jun-Hong -2013 -Asian Bioethics Review 5 (4):296-315.
- Dialogue and moral subject education.DoHong Chan -2008 -Journal of Ethics: The Korean Association of Ethics 1 (70):183-210.
- Evaluation of university sports culture in the new era, based on philosophical context.Ming Lei &Hong Ma -2024 -Trans/Form/Ação 47 (5):e02400154.Resumen: La cultura deportiva universitaria es un componente importante del sistema cultural nacional. Es la cristalización de la civilización material y espiritual en el deporte universitario, así como la precipitación de la cultura deportiva y la filosofía del deporte. Sin embargo, en la nueva era, la cultura deportiva universitaria presenta problemas como valorar más la inteligencia que la forma física, carecer de conceptos de cultura deportiva y separar el espíritu de lo material. En la educación universitaria, generalmente se presta más (...) atención al desarrollo académico e intelectual, mientras que no tanto al deporte y ejercicio físico. De hecho, la cultura deportiva universitaria a menudo se centra sólo en la educación física y los eventos deportivos, ignorando el desarrollo de otros aspectos, lo que da lugar a un desequilibrio en todo el sistema de cultura deportiva; la insuficiente inversión de la escuela en instalaciones y equipos deportivos conduce a una falta de apoyo material necesario para que los estudiantes lleven actividades de ejercicio físico. Al mismo tiempo, la comprensión y la búsqueda del deporte por parte de los estudiantes se quedan a menudo en la superficie, careciendo de la búsqueda del espíritu de lo profundo. En la revisión de la cultura deportiva universitaria, se puede utilizar el materialismo dialéctico para analizar la conexión entre el trasfondo social, la tendencia de desarrollo y la influencia mutua de la cultura deportiva; también se puede utilizar la perspectiva del constructivismo social para explorar el proceso de construcción social de la cultura deportiva, los papeles y las interacciones de todos los participantes, y el significado y la influencia de la cultura deportiva en la sociedad. Por consiguiente, para resolver mejor los problemas existentes en la cultura deportiva universitaria, promover el rápido desarrollo de la cultura deportiva universitaria en la nueva era, aumentar la confianza de la cultura deportiva universitaria y construir una cultura deportiva fuerte, este artículo utilizó el método del materialismo dialéctico para analizar la situación actual del deporte universitario. Explica la relación entre la filosofía y la cultura deportiva desde una perspectiva filosófica, así como los problemas actuales de la cultura deportiva. Utilizó el método del constructivismo social para explicarlo desde diferentes perspectivas. Por último, a través del método del constructivismo social, examinó la cultura deportiva universitaria en la nueva era y analizó dialécticamente las formas, funciones, vías de reconstrucción y pensamiento futuro de la cultura deportiva universitaria. La investigación ha constatado que la cultura deportiva de las universidades en la nueva era desempeña un papel importante en los aspectos cultural, educativo y político. La reconstrucción y el desarrollo futuro de la cultura deportiva universitaria en la nueva era necesitan combinar las culturas oriental y occidental, heredar la excelente cultura tradicional y lograr un desarrollo innovador de la cultura deportiva. (shrink)
- The Personalities of Martial Arts in Avatar: The Last Airbender.Zachary Isrow -2022 - In Helen De Cruz & Johan De Smedt,Avatar: The Last Airbender and Philosophy: Wisdom From Aang to Zuko. Wiley-Blackwell. pp. 25–33.The main characters in Avatar: The Last Airbender who practice the different styles of bending namely, Katara, Toph, Zuko, and Aang, each draw from the martial arts style that influenced the creation of the bending style, and they also take on personality traits that are representative of the philosophical principles that the martial art is based on. This chapter explores these four main characters, the elemental categories to which they belong, the martial arts that influence their bending, and how their (...) personalities are influenced by the philosophies from which those martial arts are derived. Waterbending is based on the martial art Tajiquan, commonly known as Taiji. Earthbending is based on a particular type of Kung Fu,Hong Jia, in which the practitioner takes rooted stances to create a strong sense of balance so that they cannot be moved. Aang is the last of the airbenders after the Fire Nation's genocide. (shrink)No categories
- SBCS Participation in Interfaith Coalition Conference for Global Citizens and Visit to Sogang University Reports.Leo D. Lefebure &Kunihiko Terasawa -2024 -Buddhist-Christian Studies 44 (1):237-238.In lieu of an abstract, here is a brief excerpt of the content:SBCS Participation in Interfaith Coalition Conference for Global Citizens and Visit to Sogang University ReportsLeo D. Lefebure and Kunihiko TerasawaOn August 21–22, 2023, Mark Unno, Carolyn Jones Medine, Kunihiko Terasawa, Grace Song, and Leo D. Lefebure participated in the historic first in-person meeting of the ICCGC in Seoul, organized by our Won Buddhist colleagues with support from the Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism of the Republic of Korea (...) and the United Religions Initiative in collaboration with SBCS, Wonkwang University, and the Focolare Movement Korea. Leaders from NGSs affiliated with the United Nations, as well as Religions for Peace and Rissho Kosei-kai, also participated.Grace served as a most gracious host for the program. Before the official opening of the conference, Mark chaired a panel discussion on interfaith dialogue, and Leo chaired a session on work for peace. Leo served as co-chair of the conference and offered opening remarks welcoming former UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, who delivered the keynote speech on "Global Citizenship Now." Mark, Kuni, Carolyn, and Kathy Matsui participated in a panel discussion of global citizenship and the path to peace. Leo gave a talk on the role of religion in a fragmented world and participated in a panel discussion on the place of religion in education for global citizenship.After the ICCGC meeting had ended, Mark, Carolyn, Kuni, Grace, and Leo traveled to the headquarters of Won Buddhism in Iksan, where we met their Head Dharma Master Ven. Jeonsan and other leaders. Mark delivered cordial remarks on behalf of all of us in SBCS.The organizers hope to convene the next meeting of the ICCGC in Manhattan in late August 2024 in co-operation with the NGO leaders attached to the UN.Visit to Sogang University in SeoulIn August 2023, Kunihiko Terasawa and Leo D. Lefebure visited Sogang (Jesuit) University in Seoul. Bhikshu Do Sun of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism, who is a doctoral student in Buddhist-Christian studies at Sogang University, graciously met Leo at the airport and accompanied him to the university, where they had dinner with Kuni and a Georgetown University graduate student, MideumHong, who is from Korea. Do Sun later accompanied Leo on a visit to the main Jogye Temple in Seoul and to the fine collection of Buddhist art at the National Museum of Korea. The following day, Kuni and Leo had an extended conversation with retired Archbishop Hyginus KIM Hee-joong and Sogang Professor Kim Chae Young. Archbishop Kim [End Page 237] discussed both his extensive interreligious experience with Buddhists and shamanic practitioners, and also his work for more peaceful relations between North and South Korea. The next day, Leo and Kuni met with the leaders of the Woori Theology Institute in Seoul, Balbina Lee and Paul Hwang, who discussed their interreligious efforts in pursuit of social justice and peace.On August 18 and 19, Kuni and Leo participated in a conference on How to Teach Religious Diversity at Christian Universities or Colleges, organized by Kim Chae Young. On the first day of the conference, Leo offered an overview of recent Buddhist-Christian relations in the United States, including activities of SBCS such as the 2021 Statement of Solidarity with Persons of Asian and Pacific Island Descent, and Kuni offered a presentation on interreligious dialogue figures in Japan. On the second day, Kuni spoke about Buddhist-Christian double belonging, and Leo spoke about methods in the comparative study of religion. There were participants from the Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter-Day Saints and also from Fu Jen Catholic University in Taipei, Won Buddhism, the Assemblies of God in Korea, and the Korean Council for University Education.On August 20, Kuni and Leo had an extended discussion with Seil Oh, SJ, the vice president of Sogang University for international relations. Seil Oh expressed the intense interest of Sogang University in developing international contacts, including with regard to developing Buddhist-Christian relations. SBCS members who are interested can contact Leo or Kuni for more information.kunihiko terasawa's reportA week before Leo D. Lefebure and I joined Won Buddhism's ICCGC, along with Mark Unno and Carolyn Medine... (shrink)No categories
- Ren wen tong shi jiang yan lu.Ting Lu &Hong Xu (eds.) -2007 - Beijing Shi: Wen hua yi shu chu ban she.本套《人文通识讲演录》饱含着中国当代人文学界第一流学者们的深情,具有极高的学术价值和社会意义,是中国学术史和教育史上的珍贵见证.
- Antiepileptic Efficacy and Network Connectivity Modulation of Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation by Vertex Suppression.Cong Fu,Aikedan Aisikaer,Zhijuan Chen,Qing Yu,Jianzhong Yin &Weidong Yang -2021 -Frontiers in Human Neuroscience 15.A core feature of drug-resistant epilepsy is hyperexcitability in the motor cortex, and low-frequency repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation is a suitable treatment for seizures. However, the antiepileptic effect causing network reorganization has rarely been studied. Here, we assessed the impact of rTMS on functional network connectivity in resting functional networks and their relation to treatment response. Fourteen patients with medically intractable epilepsy received inhibitive rTMS with a figure-of-eight coil over the vertex for 10 days spread across two weeks. We designed (...) a 6-week follow-up phase divided into four time points to investigate FNC and rTMS-induced timing-dependent plasticity, such as seizure frequency and abnormal interictal discharges on electroencephalography. For psychiatric comorbidities, the Hamilton Depression Scale and the Hamilton Anxiety Scale were applied to measure depression and anxiety before and after rTMS. FNC was also compared to that of a cohort of 17 healthy control subjects. The after-effects of rTMS included all subjects that achieved the significant decrease rate of more than 50% in interictal epileptiform discharges and seizure frequency, 12 patients with the reduction rate above 50% compared to the baseline, as well as emotional improvements in depression and anxiety. In the analysis of RSNs, we found a higher synchronization between the sensorimotor network and posterior default-mode network in epileptic patients than in healthy controls. In contrast to pre-rTMS, the results demonstrated a weaker FNC between the anterior DMN and SMN after rTMS, while the FNC between the aDMN and dorsal attention network was greater. Importantly, the depressive score was anticorrelated with the FNC of the aDMN-SMN, which was markedly different in the good and bad response groups treated with rTMS. Based on the vertex suppression by rTMS, it is possible to achieve temporary clinical efficacy by modulating network reorganization in the DMN and SMN for patients with refractory epilepsy. (shrink)
- Buddhist Behavioral Codes and the Modern World: An International Symposium.Charles Weihsun Fu &Sandra A. Wawrytko -1996 -Philosophy East and West 46 (3):427.
- Cai gen tan.Nanshan Fu -2001 - Nanjing: Jiangsu gu ji chu ban she. Edited by Zicheng Hong.本书为明代处世格言集。作者将儒、释、道三学之学问熟练地融合到现实生活中,体现了人生的大智慧,因而极具实用性。.No categories
- Chê hsüeh yü jên shêng.Tʻung-Hsien Fu -1970 - 59 i.: E..No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Entrepreneurship Education and Health-Stress Analysis of College Teachers and Students Using Backpropagation Neural Network Model.Leiming Fu &Qi Cheng -2022 -Frontiers in Psychology 13.The purpose is to solve the problem of college students’ employment difficulties. It is the development trend of the times to master the basic psychological pressure state of students and analyze students’ problems by using modern technology and science. First, based on Marxist theory, the theory of entrepreneurship education and the characteristics of teachers and students in colleges are expounded, and the principle and algorithms of Backpropagation Neural Network are introduced. Second, from the perspective of entrepreneurship education and mental health (...) factors of college students, the sample set of the BPNN model is collected using a Questionnaire Survey. Then, the sample set is normalized to analyze the current college entrepreneurship education and the health and stress of college students. The results show that the comprehensive BPNN output of entrepreneurship education is 0.726, indicating that entrepreneurship education in colleges is at a moderate level. The proposed BPNN model can perform better than the traditional prediction methods in predicting college students’ mental health, and the data fitting results are satisfactory. Overall, college students’ entrepreneurship education should be improved, and schools should take more incentives to help adjust college students’ mentality. (shrink)
- Fa xue gai lun jian ming jiao cheng.Zhaozhong Fu -1986 - Chengdu: Sichuan sheng she hui ke xue yuan chu ban she.Export citation Bookmark
- Hsi-yang chê hsüeh shih.Charles Wei-Hsun Fu -1965Export citation Bookmark
- How Does the Implicit Awareness of Consumers Influence the Effectiveness of Public Service Announcements? A Functional Near-Infrared Spectroscopy Study.Jialin Fu,Xihang Li,Xi Zhao,Keyi Zhang &Nan Cui -2022 -Frontiers in Psychology 13.A large number of scholars have conducted detailed studies on the effectiveness of commercial advertising by using neuroimaging methods, but only a few scholars have used this method to study the effectiveness of public service announcements. To research the relationship between the effectiveness of PSAs and the audience’s implicit awareness, functional near-infrared spectroscopy was employed to record the neural activity data of participants in this study. The results showed that there was a correlation between activation of dorsolateral prefrontal cortex and (...) the effectiveness of PSAs; The activation of the dlPFC could also be used as an indicator to represent the appeal of advertising content. The results means that neuroimaging tool can also be used to investigate the effectiveness of PSAs, not just commercial advertisements and a few PSAs study, and that neural activity can predict and improve the effectiveness of PSAs before they are released. (shrink)
- Ke xue qian yan di zhe xue tan suo.Shixia Fu (ed.) -1983 - Shenyang: Liaoning sheng xin hua shu dian fa xing.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Kongzi Zhuangzi sheng ya fa zhan si xiang bi jiao yan jiu.Wenke Fu -2015 - Hangzhou: Zhejiang gong shang da xue chu ban she.
- Li xue yu dao jia dao jiao.Fengying Fu -2011 - Changchun: Changchun chu ban she.No categories
- Liu zi jiao shi.Yashu Fu -1998 - Beijing: Zhonghua shu ju. Edited by Zhou Liu.Export citation Bookmark
- Li Zhuowu zhuan.Qiutao Fu -2007 - Changsha Shi: Hunan ren min chu ban she.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Morality or beyond: The neo-confucian confrontation with mahāyāna buddhism.Charles Wei-Hsun Fu -1973 -Philosophy East and West 23 (3):375-396.In his critical examination of the most interesting and significant case, As the title shows, Of ideological 'love and hate' in the whole history of chinese philosophy and religion, The author first points out the mahayana influences on the formation of neo-Confucian philosophy. He then shows the neo-Confucian vehement attacks upon mahayana buddhism, Based on the three confucian principles inseparable and complementary to one another. After a philosophical clarification of mahayana thought against the neo-Confucian attacks, He concludes that, Despite their (...) lack of understanding buddhism in terms of the middle way, The neo-Confucianists' ethico-Social criticism is very hard-Hitting and requires a mature philosophical reflection on the part of mahayana buddhists themselves. (shrink)
- Postural Balance in Individuals With Knee Osteoarthritis During Stand-to-Sit Task.Shengxing Fu,Tingjin Duan,Meijin Hou,Fengjiao Yang,Yatai Chai,Yongkang Chen,Benke Liu,Ye Ma,Anmin Liu,Xiangbin Wang &Lidian Chen -2021 -Frontiers in Human Neuroscience 15.Objective: Stand-to-sit task is an important daily function, but there is a lack of research evidence on whether knee osteoarthritis affects the postural balance during the task. This study aimed to compare individuals with knee OA and asymptomatic controls in postural balance and identify kinematic and lower extremity muscle activity characteristics in individuals with knee OA during the stand-to-sit task.Methods: In total, 30 individuals with knee OA and 30 age-matched asymptomatic controls performed the 30-s Chair Stand Test at self-selected speeds. (...) Motion analysis data and surface electromyography were collected while participants performed the 30sCST. To quantify postural balance, the displacement of the center of mass and the peak instantaneous velocity of the CoM were calculated. The kinematic data included forward lean angles of the trunk and pelvic, range of motion of the hip, knee, and ankle joints in the sagittal plane. The averaged activation levels of gluteus maximus, vastus lateralis, vastus medialis, rectus femoris, biceps femoris, tibialis anterior, and medial head of gastrocnemius muscles were indicated by the normalized root mean square amplitudes.Results: Compared with the asymptomatic control group, the knee OA group prolonged the duration of the stand-to-sit task, demonstrated significantly larger CoM displacement and peak instantaneous CoM velocity in the anterior-posterior direction, reduced ankle dorsiflexion RoM, greater anterior pelvic tilt RoM, and lower quadriceps femoris and muscles activation level coupled with higher BF muscle activation level during the stand-to-sit task.Conclusion: This study indicates that individuals with knee OA adopt greater pelvic forward lean RoM and higher BF muscle activation level during the stand-to-sit task. However, these individuals exist greater CoM excursion in the anterior-posterior direction and take more time to complete the task. This daily functional activity should be added to the rehabilitation goals for individuals with knee OA. The knee OA group performs reduced ankle dorsiflexion RoM, quadriceps femoris, and TA activation deficit. In the future, the rehabilitation programs targeting these impairments could be beneficial for restoring the functional transfer in individuals with knee OA. (shrink)
- Pin wei ren sheng 12 jiang.Peirong Fu -2018 - Taibei Shi: Yuan jian tian xia wen hua chu ban gu fen you xian gong si.當我們用一隻眼睛看著未來，就只剩下一隻眼睛看著現在。必須兩眼都看著現在，才能走穩每一步。 ★ 臺大哲學系傅佩榮教授新作★ 尋找與安排人生的重心，找到重新出發的生命動力 品味人生靠自己，追求活得更有智慧的幸福人生 同樣的一生，有人活得多采多姿，有人活得黯然神傷；同樣的一天，有人過得充實美好，有人過得了無生趣。人生際遇各有不同，但是追求幸福之心並無差異。幸福的定義可能言人人殊，但是它與人的自我實現必有密切關係。 現代人的生活充滿逆境，應付每天的困難都措手不及。如何認識及提升自己的抗壓力，使自己擁有百折不回的毅力，努力攀上人生的頂峰？ 活著，就須不斷自我超越。經營充實的生活，當務之急是激發潛能、培養創意、堅定信心，才有能力在充滿變化的世局中，讓身體像行雲一般自在，心靈像流水一樣自由，活得灑脫而愉快。 ★臺大哲學系傅佩榮教授以西方哲學為基礎，後轉向研究儒家、道家與易經……等哲學。 他樂於分享自己的學習經驗，暢談人生問題之種種，希望讀者能透過本書12個主題，開啟創意人生，進而品味人生： 1. 創意人生靠自己在這個焦慮與憂鬱的世代，可以重新閱讀《論語》，把握創新的契機，由「知、情、意」三方面開發自己的潛能。 2. 身心安頓的三條路──哲學、藝術、宗教實踐哲學智慧，自我提升；培養嗜好，增加生活趣味，就能超脫執著局限、優游適意活在當下。 3. 起落的生命──談自我肯定的人生哪裡有困難，就從哪裡站起來，主動對生命負起責任。選擇目標去奮鬥，建立自信正面的人生觀，活出生命的光彩。 4. 如何讓自己活得更有智慧處於變動拼湊的新社會形態，應讓理性和智慧引領人生，以「約、恕、儉、敬」自我約束，借用哲學家的智慧反思自身。 5. 給自己一個活下去的理由遇上情感上的衝擊，應尋求宗教寄託，並理性給予支持力量，更要確立人生的價值觀，掌握生命藍圖。 6. 尋找與安排生命的重心人生在世，要設法掌握生存、生活、生命三個世界，選出自己珍惜的價值，期許自己走向人生的更高境界。 7. 豐富的趣味人生從孔子的休閒精神、荷蘭人的週休時光，了解休閒生活的智慧，從中肯定生命存在之喜樂，體驗生命的完整，思考回歸生命原點。 8. 生命的虛無與熱情生命有限，值得珍視。掌握生命的意義，謙卑地做出情感抉擇。持續尋找心靈能量，從「身心」往「靈」的方向發展。 9. 拓展人際視野了解自我防衛系統如何運作，才能探討如何拓展人際視野。慎選來往的人，與他們一起成長，努力朝新的目標、新的境界發展。 10. 重新出發的生命動力逆境是客觀存在的，需拓展心與靈的彈性，若處之有道，何懼逆境。我們應仿效孔子德行，提高逆境智商，用智慧面對逆境，維持生命的動力。 11. 青少年成長的心路歷程了解青少年成長的重要三階段、成長階段面臨的考驗，以及如何著手進行生涯規畫，並鼓勵其自由選擇、有負任責的勇氣。 12. 行雲流水的生活情調後現代社會的人一方面得到解脫的機會，但也帶來全新的責任。應設定目標，活在當下；提升審美品味，但求任心自在。.
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