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- Epidemiology of Sleep Disturbances and Their Effect on Psychological Distress During the COVID-19 Outbreak: A Large National Study in China.Xilong Cui,Yuqiong He,JingboGong,Xuerong Luo &Jianbo Liu -2021 -Frontiers in Psychology 12.Background: The purpose of the current study was to assess the prevalence of sleep disturbances among Chinese people during the COVID-19 pandemic in a large national survey, analyze the relationship between sleep disturbances and mental health status, and explore the influencing factors of the relationship between sleep disturbances and mental health status.Methods: An online survey was accessed by 19,740 people throughout China from February 14 to 21, 2020. The survey included the Depression Anxiety Stress Scale-21 to measure psychological distress and (...) two questions about sleep disturbances. Logistic regression analyses and moderation analysis were performed.Results: Among the 14,505 respondents included in analyses, 3,783 reported sleep disturbances at least 3 days during the past week. Sleep disturbances increased the risk of depression, anxiety, and stress. Gender, age, education, occupation, frequency of attending to epidemic information, nervousness about supplies, receiving provisions of living necessities from the service department during the outbreak, number of correct responses to questions about the epidemic, and isolation/quarantine affected the risk of mental health problems among participants experiencing sleep disturbances. A moderation analysis found that sleep problems were more likely to affect depression, anxiety, and stress scores in men than women during the COVID-19 outbreak.Conclusion: During the COVID-19 outbreak, 26.08% people surveyed experienced sleep disturbances, and the presence of sleep disturbances was positively related to depression, anxiety, and stress, especially among front-line anti-epidemic workers, younger people, people living in isolation/quarantine, people with a college or greater education, and males. (shrink)
- LiGong wen ji.Gong Li -2011 - Shijiazhuang Shi: Hebei ren min chu ban she. Edited by Ziping Deng & Shanbang Chen.
- Gong Daogeng ru xue lun ji.XiangnongGong -2010 - Chengdu Shi: Sichuan da xue chu ban she. Edited by Dongmei Li.本书收入其论著22种. 主要有《经学通论》, 《中国文学史略论》, 《三礼述要》, 《旧唐书札迻》等.
- Gong Pixiang zi xuan ji.PixiangGong -2010 - Nanjing Shi: Feng huang chu ban she.
- Si xiang zheng zhigong zuo tong lun.Zhenhe Guo,QinghaiGong &Chuanping Tao (eds.) -1990 - Beijing: Qing gong ye chu ban she.No categories
- Reasons-Responsiveness and the Challenge of Irrelevance.Jingbo Hu -2023 -Journal of the American Philosophical Association 9 (4):762-778.Carolina Sartorio has criticized the reasons-responsiveness theory of freedom for being inconsistent with the actual-sequence view motivated by the Frankfurt-style cases. Specifically, reasons-responsiveness conceived as a modal property does not pertain to the actual sequence of the agent's action and thereby it is irrelevant to the agent's freedom and moral responsibility. Call this the challenge of irrelevance. In this article, I present this challenge in a new way that overcomes certain limitations of Sartorio's argument. I argue that the root of (...) the challenge is that reasons-responsiveness as an unmanifested modal property seems to be nonexplanatory for the agent's action. I show that reasons-responsiveness theorists will confront this challenge even if they do not endorse the actual-sequence view. Finally, I deflate this challenge with David Lewis's model of causal explanation, showing that reasons-responsiveness is explanatory in virtue of providing information about the causal history of the agent's action. (shrink)
- The Disappearing Agent and the Phenomenology of Agency.Jingbo Hu -forthcoming -Erkenntnis.The causal theory of action is thought to be plagued by the problem of the disappearing agent. However, philosophers have reached no consensus on the nature of this problem, let alone on whether it is solvable. In this article, I interpret the problem as a phenomenological challenge: the causal theory of action employs an event-causal framework, with which certain aspects of the phenomenology of agency seem incompatible. I examine two areas in which the phenomenology appears to speak against an event-causal (...) framework: (1) the phenomenology of acting and (2) the phenomenology of making choices. Specifically, some philosophers have asserted that the phenomenology of acting involves content that action is caused by the agent themselves rather than by their mental states. Some philosophers have argued that the phenomenology of making choices involves content that the agent stands apart from their mental states in a way that allows them to reflect on, evaluate, or even manipulate their mental states. I argue that in neither case does the phenomenology pose a real challenge to the causal theory of action. (shrink)
- Ru jia lun li yu xian dai xu shi.GangGong -2008 - Taibei Shi: Wen shi zhe chu ban she.
- Traditional values and virtues in contemporary social life.QunGong (ed.) -2018 - Washington, D.C.: The Council for Research in Values and Philosophy.
- Global Justice and Human Rights.Gong Qun -2018 -Philosophy, Culture, and Traditions 14:109-123.No categories
- Makesi zhu yi zhe xue yuan li:gong guan li gan bu yuan xiao shi yong.Yonghe Jing,WeiGong &Binghe Lei (eds.) -1986 - [Wuhan shi]: Hubei sheng xin hua shu dian fa xing.Export citation
Bookmark - Reasons-Responsiveness and the Challenge of Irrelevance.Jingbo Hu -2023 -Journal of the American Philosophical Association 9 (4):762-778.Carolina Sartorio has criticized the reasons-responsiveness theory of freedom for being inconsistent with the actual-sequence view motivated by the Frankfurt-style cases. Specifically, reasons-responsiveness conceived as a modal property does not pertain to the actual sequence of the agent's action and thereby it is irrelevant to the agent's freedom and moral responsibility. Call this the challenge of irrelevance. In this article, I present this challenge in a new way that overcomes certain limitations of Sartorio's argument. I argue that the root of (...) the challenge is that reasons-responsiveness as an unmanifested modal property seems to be nonexplanatory for the agent's action. I show that reasons-responsiveness theorists will confront this challenge even if they do not endorse the actual-sequence view. Finally, I deflate this challenge with David Lewis's model of causal explanation, showing that reasons-responsiveness is explanatory in virtue of providing information about the causal history of the agent's action. (shrink)No categories
- On Language.Gong Jianping -2001 -Contemporary Chinese Thought 32 (3):8-17.Talk is a way of human existence. Through talk we can trace signs of existence. However, existence is not merely limited to the restricted domain of talk. Language serves as a medium of communication between people and is a resort of written signs. The sphere of existence, at the same time, is much deeper than that of language. In this vaster sphere of existence, and especially in aspects such as relations between man and god, man and universe, man and the (...) self, much more space is devoted to communications without words. Throughout history, records in written signs constitute only a small part of existence. The relationship between language and existence is open, as is the relationship between method and substance. However, existence in this relationship is prior to language, which has existence as its main subject. (shrink)
- The Right to Informed Consent and Its Implementation in China.Gong Qun -2011 -Journal of Value Inquiry 45 (4):443-449.
- Punishment by Securities Regulators, Corporate Social Responsibility and the Cost of Debt.GuangmingGong,Xin Huang,Sirui Wu,Haowen Tian &Wanjin Li -2020 -Journal of Business Ethics 171 (2):337-356.This study examines whether penalties issued to Chinese listed companies by securities regulators for violations of corporate law affect the cost of debt, and the moderating role of corporate social responsibility fulfillment on this relationship. Our sample consists of firms listed on Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges from 2011 to 2017 and the data are collected from the announcements of China Securities Regulatory Commission. The findings are as follows: punishment announcements by regulatory authorities increase the cost of debt; and the (...) effect of punishment announcements on the cost of debt is partially offset by prior CSR performance. These findings are shown to be robust. The reputation insurance effect of CSR is more pronounced in state-owned enterprises and in an institutional environment with low marketization, a weak legal environment, and low information transparency. The findings support the reputation insurance hypothesis of CSR and employ the cost of debt as a governance mechanism. (shrink)
- An Unbelievable Dream.Gong Fin -2002 -Chinese Studies in History 36 (2):10-12.
- 〈承認理論的創造論回歸〉讀後.ZhichongGong -2022 -International Journal of Chinese and Comparative Philosophy of Medicine 20 (2):155-159.LANGUAGE NOTE | Document text in Chinese; abstract also in English. 能將宏闊的議題以綿密的剖析層層推進到一個深透的結論，是當下中國的哲學研究中罕見的品質。這種閲讀體驗筆者在唐文明教授的工作中屢屢獲得。唐教授在前著《彝倫攸數》當中，將黑格爾的承認理論作為古今中西和解，也 即對傳統人倫進行“規範性重構”的可能示範。然而，他的工作並不止步於此。在〈承認理論的創造論回歸〉一文當中，他將思想的縱深進一步帶回到對黑格爾和霍耐特的剖析當中，並為其思想基底置換為“創造論”的。(撮要 取自內文首段) This article is a reading of Professor Tang Wenming's article “The Protological Return of Recognition Theory”. The essay begins by dissecting Hegel's theory of recognition and Honnett's softened version of it, revealing the emptiness of its base, which lies fundamentally in the abandonment of the original source of creation. Then, through Augustine's notion of “memory,” it points to the foundational significance of the grace of creation for human relationships, (...) thus returning to the pivotal significance of the “theory of heaven and man” in the Confucian tradition and, by extension, to the way in which the “Tian and man” generate concrete human relationships. This study demonstrates the fundamental significance of the “relationship between Tian and man” in the classical order and expects the modern world to return to this dimension of creationism. (shrink)No categories
- Is the Meaning of a Work Exhaustible?JianmingGong -1991 -Semiotics:116-121.
- Conventionalization of Linguistic Knowledge Under Communicative Constraints.TaoGong,Andrea Puglisi,Vittorio Loreto &William S.-Y. Wang -2008 -Biological Theory 3 (2):154-163.The language game approach has recently been adopted to explore the conventionalization of linguistic knowledge in a social environment. Most contemporary studies focus on the dynamics of language games in random or predefined social networks, but neglect the reverse roles of communicative constraints in language evolution and social structures. This article, based on two forms of language games , examines whether a simple, distance-based communicative constraint can affect the conventionalization of linguistic knowledge. The study bridges the gap between random networks (...) and complex social structures, and illustrates that the internal properties of language games can influence the effects of communicative constraints and social structures. (shrink)
- Dong yuan lu.Gong Dingchen Zhuan -1992 - In Chong Wang,論衡: 外十一種. Shanghai: Shanghai gu ji chu ban she.Export citation Bookmark
- On the Value of Corporate Social Responsibility Disclosure: An Empirical Investigation of Corporate Bond Issues in China.GuangmingGong,Si Xu &XunGong -2018 -Journal of Business Ethics 150 (1):227-258.We provide the first comprehensive and robust evidence on the relationship between CSR disclosure quality and the costs of corporate bonds in China. We find that firms with high CSR disclosure quality are associated with lower costs of corporate bonds. Our findings are robust to endogeneity issues arising from reverse causality, omitted variable bias, and the interdependencies between price and non-price terms. The negative relationship between CSR disclosure quality and the costs of corporate bonds is stronger in weak corporate governance (...) firms and in firms located in regions with weak institutional environments. We also find that firms’ misconduct significantly mitigates the influence of CSR disclosure quality. In the additional analyses, we provide evidence that CSR disclosure can offer incremental information beyond the credit ratings. Regarding non-price terms, we conclude that firms with higher quality of CSR information are less likely to be subject to collateral terms, but they tend to include more restrictive covenants. Further analyses also show that compared with low-quality or mandatory CSR disclosure firms, bond investors perceive firms with CSR disclosures rated above “A” categories or voluntary CSR disclosure as less likely to cause asymmetric information problems and thus charge lower risk premiums. Overall, this study demonstrates that CSR disclosure quality is an important determinant that affects both price and non-price bond contract terms. (shrink)
- Jiangsu she ke ming jia wen ku.PixiangGong -2020 - Nanjing Shi: Jiangsu ren min chu ban she.No categories
- The Development of Cognitive Reflection in China.TianweiGong,Andrew G. Young &Andrew Shtulman -2021 -Cognitive Science 45 (4):e12966.Cognitive reflection is the tendency to override an intuitive response so as to engage in the reflection necessary to derive a correct response. Here, we examine the emergence of cognitive reflection in a culture that values nonanalytic thinking styles, Chinese culture. We administered a child‐friendly version of the cognitive reflection test, the CRT‐D, to 130 adults and 111 school‐age children in China and compared performance on the CRT‐D to several measures of rational thinking (belief bias syllogisms, base rate sensitivity, denominator (...) neglect, and other‐side thinking) and normative thinking dispositions (actively open‐minded thinking and need for cognition). The CRT‐D was a significant predictor of rational thinking and normative thinking dispositions in both children and adults, as previously found in American samples. Adults’ performance on the CRT‐D correlated with their performance on the original CRT, and children's performance on the CRT‐D predicted rational thinking and normative thinking dispositions even after adjusting for age. These results demonstrate that cognitive reflection, rational thinking, and normative thinking dispositions converge even in a culture that emphasizes holistic, nonanalytic reasoning. (shrink)
- Zhongguo ge ming dao de.ShuduoGong &Xiangdong Geng (eds.) -1999 - Beijing: Zhong gong zhong yang dang xiao chu ban she.No categories
- Hu Shi and Zheng Zhenduo.Gong Jimin &Fang Rennian -2006 -Chinese Studies in History 39 (4):3-30.No categories
- Micro-cantilever testing of ⟨a⟩ prismatic slip in commercially pure Ti.JichengGong &Angus J. Wilkinson -2011 -Philosophical Magazine 91 (7-9):1137-1149.No categories
- The Influence of Emotional Intelligence on Job Burnout and Job Performance: Mediating Effect of Psychological Capital.ZhunGong,Yuqi Chen &Yayu Wang -2019 -Frontiers in Psychology 10.
- Will “Green” Parents Have “Green” Children? The Relationship Between Parents’ and Early Adolescents’ Green Consumption Values.YanpingGong,Jian Li,Julan Xie,Long Zhang &Qiuyin Lou -2021 -Journal of Business Ethics 179 (2):369-385.Green consumption values have been shown to motivate consumers to engage in green consumption practices. However, surprisingly little research has examined how green consumption values develop in young people. In the current study, we employed ecological socialization theory as a framework to investigate the process by which parents’ green consumption values shape similar values in their young adolescents. In Study 1, data from 722 Chinese families that included an early adolescent showed that both mothers’ and fathers’ green consumption values were (...) positively associated with early adolescents’ green consumption values, and this association was mediated by each parent’s environmentally responsible consumption behavior. Study 2 replicated the results of Study 1 using two waves of matched parent-adolescent data collected a month apart from another group of 477 Chinese families. Furthermore, Study 2 showed that the mediation process identified in Study 1 was evident only when there was a close parent–child relationship. These findings have implications for cultivating the green consumption values of today’s youth. The results also have heuristic value for future research on the ecological socialization and inter-generational transmission of pro-environmental values. (shrink)
- Are Effect Sizes in Emotional Intelligence Field Declining? A Meta-Meta Analysis.ZhunGong &Xinian Jiao -2019 -Frontiers in Psychology 10.
- A Reduction in Video Gaming Time Produced a Decrease in Brain Activity.DiankunGong,Yutong Yao,Xianyang Gan,Yurui Peng,Weiyi Ma &Dezhong Yao -2019 -Frontiers in Human Neuroscience 13.
- “That proves you mad, because you know it not”: impaired insight and the dilemma of governing psychiatric patients as legal subjects.NeilGong -2017 -Theory and Society 46 (3):201-228.This article investigates “impaired insight,” a controversial psychiatric category describing a mad person unable to know his or her madness. Like “moral insanity” and other concepts before it, impaired insight offers a way to link the disparate logics of human responsibility in psychiatry and the law. I attribute its development to changes wrought by deinstitutionalization, the rise of antipsychotic medication, and patient incarceration in penal settings. In a system that aims to govern psychiatric patients through their freedom, the logic of (...) impaired insight introduces a wrinkle: can a person make an informed choice to refuse treatment if madness itself impairs awareness of illness? Drawing on tools from the sociology of science, I trace the process by which researchers recast psychodynamic “denial” as a neurological and therefore non-volitional “impairment” in the 1990s. I then show how social movement actors mobilized the materialized form in the legal and policy fields in the 2000s, bringing insight science to bear upon the very questions of custodial management and patient rights that gave birth to it. At stake is this dilemma: how can societies that simultaneously privilege individual responsibility and somatic accounts of behavior govern those at the border of legal capacity, and with what justification? (shrink)No categories
- Using a Feedback Environment to Improve Creative Performance: A Dynamic Affect Perspective.ZhenxingGong &Na Zhang -2017 -Frontiers in Psychology 8.
- Characteristics of lixue in Qing Dynasty.Gong Shuduo -2007 -Frontiers of Philosophy in China 2 (1):1-24.The lixue 理学 (learning of the Neo-Confucian principles) of the Qing Dynasty followed the tradition of lixue in the Song, Yuan and Ming dynasties, but it had its own characteristics. First, there was no primary direction and core train of ideas. Second, there was no creativity and the emphasis was made on ethics. Third, after the Opium War, the lixue of the Qing Dynasty was influenced by Western culture, partly resisting and partly integrating with the latter. Fourth, the tradition of (...) Neo-Confucianism of the Song Dynasty and the tradition of the Confucianism of the Han Dynasty co-existed and had disputes with each other, but also learned from each other. (shrink)
- Dissociation between Conceptual and Perceptual Implicit Memory: Evidence from Patients with Frontal and Occipital Lobe Lesions.LiangGong,JiHua Wang,XuDong Yang,Lei Feng,Xiu Li,Cui Gu,MeiHong Wang,JiaYun Hu &Huaidong Cheng -2015 -Frontiers in Human Neuroscience 9.
- The Effective Healing Strategy against Localized Attacks on Interdependent Spatially Embedded Networks.KaiGong,Jia-Jian Wu,Ying Liu,Qing Li,Run-Ran Liu &Ming Tang -2019 -Complexity 2019:1-10.No categories
- The Validity and Reliability of Live Football Match Statistics From Champdas Master Match Analysis System.BingnanGong,Yixiong Cui,Yang Gai,Qing Yi &Miguel-Ángel Gómez -2019 -Frontiers in Psychology 10.
- Consequences are far away: Psychological distance affects modes of moral decision making.HanGong,Rumen Iliev &Sonya Sachdeva -forthcoming -Cognition.
- Kong Meng sheng ji tu.BinGong &Yingjie Zhang (eds.) -2003 - Shanghai: Shi ji chu ban ji tuan.v. 1. Sheng ji tu -- v. 2. Mengzi sheng ji tu.
- Zhong xi zhe xue wen xian jie du =.JianpingGong -2008 - Beijing: Zhongguo she hui ke xue chu ban she. Edited by Miaozi Deng.本书作者选择中国古代和西方古代、近代以及现代哲学中有重要影响的哲学经典著作为解读文本,结合目前文献和学术研究的新成果,对其进行既符合文本原意又有一定新意的解读,具体内容包括了段意概括、重点和难点分析及 重要思想阐释四个部分。.
- Labor is Not in Vain.Gong Jun -2002 -Chinese Studies in History 36 (2):16-18.
- Li shi shi ye zhong de shi jian mei xue.Gong Zhang -2009 - Beijing Shi: Fa lü chu ban she.
- Efficacy, Trainability, and Neuroplasticity of SMR vs. Alpha Rhythm Shooting Performance Neurofeedback Training.AnminGong,Wenya Nan,Erwei Yin,Changhao Jiang &Yunfa Fu -2020 -Frontiers in Human Neuroscience 14:477551.Previous literature on shooting performance neurofeedback training (SP-NFT) to enhance performance usually focused on changes in behavioral indicators, but research on the physiological features of SP-NFT is lacking. To explore the effects of SP-NFT on trainability and neuroplasticity, we conducted a study in which 45 healthy participants were randomly divided into three groups: based on sensory-motor rhythm of C3, Cz and C4 (SMR group), based on alpha rhythm of T3 and T4 (Alpha group), and no NFT (control group). The training (...) was performed for six sessions for 3 weeks. Before and after the SP-NFT, we evaluated changes in shooting performance and resting electroencephalography (EEG) frequency power, participant’s subjective task appraisal, neurofeedback trainability score, and EEG feature. Statistical analysis showed that the shooting performance of the participants in the SMR group improved significantly, the participants in the Alpha group decreased, and that of participants in the control group have no change. Meanwhile, the resting EEG power features of the two NFT groups changed specifically after training. The training process data showed that the training difficulty was significantly lower in the SMR group than in the Alpha group. Both NFT groups could improve the neurofeedback trainability scores and change the feedback features by means of their mind strategy. These results may provide evidence of trainability and neuroplasticity for SP-NFT, suggesting that the SP-NFT is effective in brain regulation and thus provide a potential method to improve shooting performance. (shrink)
- Lta baʹi nyams mgur A ma ngos ʼdzin gyi bkaʼ khrid.Gong-Sa-Mchog- Sku-Phreng Bcu-Zhi-Pa -2018 - In Rol-paʼi-rdo-rje,Lta baʼi gsung mgur zab mo dgongs ʼgrel dang bcas pa bzhugs so. Dharamsala: Bod kyi dpe-mdzod-khang.Export citation Bookmark
- 邓小平哲学思想: 摘编.Xiaoping Deng &ZhongGong Zhong Yang Dang Xiao -1995 - Beijing: Zhong gong zhong yang dang xiao chu ban she.本书把最新反映邓小平哲学思想特色的论述分为:解放思想,实事求是,照辩证法办事,改革是解放和发展生产力的必由之路,面向世界,吸收人类文明成果等10部分加以编辑。.
- Jing ji ge ren zhu yi de zhe xue yan jiu.JingcaiGong -2004 - Beijing: Zhongguo she hui ke xue chu ban she.
- Wang Gen ping zhuan.JieGong -2001 - Nanjing Shi: Nanjing da xue chu ban she.Export citation Bookmark
- The Influence of Face on Online Purchases: Evidence From China.Gong Sun,Famei Shen &Xinyi Ma -2021 -Frontiers in Psychology 12.This study examines the influence of an indigenous concept – face on online purchases in China. Specifically, we test the mediating role of materialism and the moderating role of price consciousness. We conduct a survey of 315 Chinese consumers. The results demonstrate that consumers tend to make online purchases to satisfy some facets of their materialistic needs and then gain face, especially for those highly conscious of price. The current research can help both scholars and practitioners better understand Chinese consumers (...) and their decision-making processes. Implications, limitations, and directions for future research are also provided. (shrink)
- Research on Stratum Identification Method Based on TBM Tunneling Characteristic Parameters.Wei Wu,Jingbo Guo,Jie Li,Ji Sun,Haoran Qi &Ximing Chen -2022 -Complexity 2022:1-12.In order to obtain continuous stratum information during TBM tunneling, using TBM tunneling parameters, stratum recognition is carried out through the K-nearest neighbor model, and the model is improved by the entropy weight method to improve the stratum recognition rate. By analyzing the correlation between TBM tunneling characteristic parameters and stratum, the tunneling characteristic parameter vector which is most sensitive to the stratum is obtained by sensitivity analysis, and the stratum recognition model based on the K-nearest neighbor algorithm is established. (...) Aiming at the problem that the model has a large error in complex formation recognition, a formation recognition model based on the entropy weight K-nearest neighbor algorithm is established, and the wrong data of the K-nearest neighbor model is recalculated. The recognition rate of the stratum in the new model is increased from 90.95% to 98.55%. The results show that the K-nearest neighbor model has a better recognition effect for the interval with single stratum distribution, and the recognition rate of entropy weight K-nearest neighbor model for complex stratum is significantly improved, which provides an effective method to obtain stratum information by using tunneling characteristic parameters. (shrink)
- Ren ai yu sheng ai: ru jia dao de zhe xue yu Jidu jiao dao de zhe xue zhi bi jiao yan jiu = Benevolence and agape: a comparative study of Confucian moral philosophy and Christian moral philosophy.Shilin Zhao &Jingbo Chu (eds.) -2018 - Beijing: Ren min chu ban she.
- High-Power Distance Is Not Always Bad: Ethical Leadership Results in Feedback Seeking.ZhenxingGong,Lyn Van Swol,Zhiyuan Xu,Kui Yin,Na Zhang,Faheem Gul Gilal &Xiaowei Li -2019 -Frontiers in Psychology 10.
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