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- Interactions between grain boundary and compositional domain boundary during spinodal decomposition in nanocrystalline alloys.Zhijun Wang,Jincheng Wang,Sai Tang,Yaolin Guo,Junjie Li,YaoheZhou &Zhongming Zhang -2013 -Philosophical Magazine 93 (17):2122-2132.No categories
- Robust H∞ Control for the Spacecraft with Flexible Appendages.Aiping Pang,Hui Zhu,JunjieZhou,Zhen He &Jing Yang -2020 -Complexity 2020:1-8.Aiming at the oscillation suppression of spacecraft with large flexible appendages, we propose a control strategy using H∞ control. The weighting functions are designed for the specific flexible modes of the spacecraft and the frequency of harmonic interference in its operating environment. Taking into account the structural uncertainty of systematic modeling and the comprehensive performance requirements of system bandwidth constraint and attitude stability, the H∞ comprehensive performance matrix is constructed. A space telescope with a large flexible solar array is presented (...) as an illustrative example, and a control design that meets the requirement for pointing accuracy is proposed. The simulation results show that the designed controller satisfies the requirements of attitude stability and high pointing accuracy and has effectively suppressed the disturbance of endemic frequency. The design scheme and selection method of the weight function shown in this paper can be a reference for the controller design for oscillation suppression of this type of spacecraft with flexible structures. (shrink)No categories
- Perceptual-Semantic Congruency Facilitates Semantic Discrimination of Thermal Qualities.YizhenZhou,Hsin-Ni Ho &Junji Watanabe -2017 -Frontiers in Psychology 8.
- Research on Face Recognition Method by Autoassociative Memory Based on RNNs.Qi Han,Zhengyang Wu,Shiqin Deng,Ziqiang Qiao,Junjian Huang,JunjieZhou &Jin Liu -2018 -Complexity 2018:1-12.No categories
- Zhongguo ren de yuzhou guan.Junjie Huang (ed.) -2012 - Hefei Shi: Huang Shan shu she.
- Strain mapping in nanocrystalline grains simulated by phase field crystal model.Yaolin Guo,Jincheng Wang,Zhijun Wang,Junjie Li,Sai Tang,Feng Liu &YaoheZhou -2015 -Philosophical Magazine 95 (9):973-984.
- Cue-induced Behavioral and Neural Changes among Excessive Internet Gamers and Possible Application of Cue Exposure Therapy to Internet Gaming Disorder.Yongjun Zhang,Yamikani Ndasauka,Juan Hou,Jiawen Chen,Li Zhuang Yang,Ying Wang,Long Han,Junjie Bu,Peng Zhang,YifengZhou &Xiaochu Zhang -2016 -Frontiers in Psychology 7.
- Higher Status Honesty Is Worth More: The Effect of Social Status on Honesty Evaluation.Philip R. Blue,Jie Hu &XiaolinZhou -2018 -Frontiers in Psychology 9.
- The Effect of Zhongyong Thinking on Remote Association Thinking: An EEG Study.ZhijinZhou,Lixia Hu,Cuicui Sun,Mingzhu Li,Fang Guo &Qingbai Zhao -2019 -Frontiers in Psychology 10.
- The Influence of Creative Personality and Goal Orientation on Innovation Performance.KeqiuchengZhou -2021 -Frontiers in Psychology 12.The complexity and challenges of the external environment accelerate the awakening of the new generation of enterprise employees’ self-consciousness. Facing the continuous expansion of the information-based work mode, the traditional management mechanism of enterprises has a more limited impact on employee performance. Based on the goal-oriented theory, developing and excavating the creative personality traits of employees, making full use of goal-oriented behavior to improve their own innovation performance management path, are expected to become a new path to continuously enhance the (...) innovation ability of enterprises. In this study, we take the employees of high-tech enterprises as samples to explore the influence mechanism of creative personality traits, goal orientation and employee innovation performance. The results show that goal orientation significantly moderates the relationship between creative personality traits and innovation performance. The mediating effects of learning goal orientation, performance certification orientation, and performance avoidance orientation are all significant. (shrink)
- Visual perception can account for the close relation between numerosity processing and computational fluency.XinlinZhou,Wei Wei,Yiyun Zhang,Jiaxin Cui &Chuansheng Chen -2015 -Frontiers in Psychology 6.
- The Impact of Bodily States on Divergent Thinking: Evidence for a Control-Depletion Account.YanyunZhou,Yifei Zhang,Bernhard Hommel &Hao Zhang -2017 -Frontiers in Psychology 8.
- When and Why Do Good People Not Do Good Deeds? Third-Party Observers’ Unfavorable Reactions to Negative Workplace Gossip.XingZhou,Lele Fan,Cong Cheng &Yancheng Fan -2020 -Journal of Business Ethics 171 (3):599-617.A small but growing body of research suggests that witnessing mistreatment affects third-party observers’ attitudes and behaviors. Based on the framework of belief in a just world theory, this study examines perverse secondary victimization which is particularly pervasive in negative workplace gossip from a third-party perspective but has nonetheless received little attention in organizational research. We present a moderated mediation model and hypothesize that third-party observers’ deservingness judgment would mediate the effect of observed negative workplace gossip and interact with their (...) just world beliefs in predicting their unfavorable reactions toward the target. Additionally, an observer’s BJW would exacerbate the positive relationship between observed negative workplace gossip and deservingness judgment, that is, third-party observers with high BJW are more susceptible to victim derogation bias and consider that the target of gossip deserved the victimization experience to maintain their worldview. Data were collected from 210 full-time employees through online questionnaires and the empirical results supported the hypotheses. The study discusses the theoretical and practical implications of the findings. (shrink)
- The Temporal Experience of Pleasure Scale (TEPS): Measurement Invariance Across Gender in Chinese University Students.HuanZhou,Wanting Liu,Jie Fan,Jie Xia,Jiang Zhu &Xiongzhao Zhu -2019 -Frontiers in Psychology 10.The Temporal Experience of Pleasure Scale (TEPS) is a self-report instrument assessing pleasure experience. The present study aimed to confirm the factor model of the Chinese version of TEPS and test measurement invariance of the scale across gender in Chinese university students. Participants were 2977 (51% female) undergraduates aged from 16 to 27 years (Mean age = 18.9 years). Results indicated that the revised four-factor structure of the TEPS had acceptable fit in the total sample and in gender groups. Furthermore, (...) configural, metric and partial scalar invariance across gender were established. Two of the items (item 4 and 8) demonstrated different intercepts and women scored higher than men on both items. With partial scalar invariance demonstrated, test of differences in latent means indicated that men had lower levels of pleasure when compared with women. To our knowledge, this study is the first attempt to test the measurement invariance of the TEPS across gender, which provides support for future research that involves examining hedonic capacity in Chinese men and women. (shrink)
- When Do Employees Speak Up Under Job Stressors? Exploring the Potential U-Shaped Relationship Between Hindrance Stressors and Voice Behavior.LongzhiZhou,Kejian Yang,Zhen Wang &Zhengxue Luo -2019 -Frontiers in Psychology 10.
- The Role of Relational Embeddedness in Enhancing Absorptive Capacity and Relational Performance of Internationalized SMEs: Evidence From Mainland China.LiwenZhou,Zhong Chen &Michael Yao-Ping Peng -2022 -Frontiers in Psychology 13.The social network in the organizational learning process is a critical knowledge source to realize superior performance. The purpose of this study is to examine the relationship between relational memory, relational embeddedness, and absorptive capacity, and their impact on the relational performance of small and middle enterprises. This study empirically verifies the research framework from 223 Chinese internationalized SMEs. The results confirm previous studies that indicate positive correlations among relational embeddedness, relational memory, and absorptive capacity. The results also indicate that (...) relational embeddedness and relational memory have positive effects on relational performance. The findings show that relational memory plays a mediating role in the relationship between relational embeddedness, absorptive capacity, and relational performance. (shrink)
- Telerehabilitation Combined Speech-Language and Cognitive Training Effectively Promoted Recovery in Aphasia Patients.QiuminZhou,Xiao Lu,Ying Zhang,Zhenghui Sun,Jianan Li &Zude Zhu -2018 -Frontiers in Psychology 9.
- Work–Family Conflict and Mental Health Among Female Employees: A Sequential Mediation Model via Negative Affect and Perceived Stress.ShiyiZhou,Shu Da,Heng Guo &Xichao Zhang -2018 -Frontiers in Psychology 9.
- How Does the Valence of Wording Affect Features of a Scale? The Method Effects in the Undergraduate Learning Burnout Scale.Biao Zeng,Hongbo Wen &Junjie Zhang -2020 -Frontiers in Psychology 11.
- The Actor, Partner, Similarity Effects of Personality, and Interactions with Gender and Relationship Duration among Chinese Emerging Adults.YixinZhou,Kexin Wang,Shuang Chen,Jianxin Zhang &MingjieZhou -2017 -Frontiers in Psychology 8:274996.Understanding personality effects and their role in influencing relationship quality, varied according to gender and relationship duration, could help us better understand close relationships. Participants were Chinese dating dyads and were asked to complete both the Big Five Inventory and Perceived Relationship Quality Component scales. Males and those who had a long-term relationship perceived better relationship quality; individuals who scored higher on agreeableness, conscientiousness, openness, and emotional stability enjoyed better relationship quality; gender and/or relationship duration moderated the actor effect of (...) extraversion and the partner effects of conscientiousness, emotional stability, and openness on relationship quality. Regarding the profile similarity, those couples who were more dissimilar in their profile personality had better relationship quality, especially when they were in a relatively long-term relationship. Meanwhile, with an increase in profile similarity, the males’ perceived relationship quality decreased. (shrink)
- The Taste of Emotion: Metaphoric Association Between Taste Words and Emotion/Emotion-Laden Words.YanyunZhou &Chi-Shing Tse -2020 -Frontiers in Psychology 11.
- The Multiobjective Based Large-Scale Electric Vehicle Charging Behaviours Analysis.YiminZhou,Zhifei Li &Xinyu Wu -2018 -Complexity 2018:1-16.No categories
- Straightening the Eyes Doesn't Rebalance the Brain.JiaweiZhou,Yonghua Wang,Lixia Feng,Jiafeng Wang &Robert F. Hess -2017 -Frontiers in Human Neuroscience 11.
- Effect of physical exercise on sleep quality of college students: Chain intermediary effect of mindfulness and ruminative thinking.Jun Ye,Xuemei Jia,Junjie Zhang &Kelei Guo -2022 -Frontiers in Psychology 13.The Physical Exercise Rating Scale, Mindfulness Attention Awareness Scale, Ruminative Thinking Scale, and Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index are used to conduct the questionnaire among a sample of 1,006 college students to figure out whether there is any correlation between physical exercise and sleep quality in college students as well as how the mechanism of mindfulness and ruminative thinking plays a role in them. For data analysis, the Harman single-factor test was used; for the common method deviation test, Pearson’s correlation analysis, (...) and the mediating effect tested by using the bootstrap method were carried out. Results: Overall, 34% of college students’ sleep quality is poor. The PSQI is positively correlated with ruminative thinking, while both are negatively correlated with the level of physical exercise and mindfulness; the level of physical exercise is positively correlated with the level of mindfulness. Physical exercise can significantly negatively predict sleep quality had no significant predictive effect on sleep quality. After controlling for age and gender, physical exercise appears to have an impact on sleep quality of college students through the independent intermediary role of mindfulness and ruminative thinking and the chain intermediary role of mindfulness and ruminative thinking, with a total mediating effect value of −0.007. This study reveals the relationship between physical exercise and sleep quality, as well as its mechanism, thus guiding college students to actively participate in physical exercise. It also provides corresponding suggestions to improve sleep quality as well as physical and mental health in college students. (shrink)
- The time course of attentional modulation on emotional conflict processing.PingyanZhou,Guochun Yang,Weizhi Nan &Xun Liu -2016 -Cognition and Emotion 30 (4).
- The cultural transmission of cooperative norms.XinyueZhou,Yan Liu &Benjamin Ho -2015 -Frontiers in Psychology 6.
- Temporal perception in visual processing as a research tool.BinZhou,Ting Zhang &Lihua Mao -2015 -Frontiers in Psychology 6.
- Virginity and Premarital Sex in Contemporary China.XiaoZhou -1989 -Feminist Studies 15 (2):279.
- The Association Between Physical Activity and Mathematical Achievement Among Chinese Fourth Graders: A Moderated Moderated-Mediation Model.JingZhou,Hongyun Liu,Hongbo Wen,Xiuna Wang,Yehui Wang &Tao Yang -2022 -Frontiers in Psychology 13.This study explored the association between out-of-school physical activity and mathematical achievement in relation to mathematical anxiety, as well as the influence of parents’ support for their children’s physical activity on this association, to examine whether parental support for physical activity affects mental health and academic performance. Data were collected from the responses of 22,509 children in Grade 4 from six provinces across eastern, central, and western China who completed the mathematics component and the physical education and health component of (...) the national-level education quality assessment. A moderated moderated-mediation model was tested using PROCESS v3.4 and SPSS v19.0, with socioeconomic status, school location, and body mass index as controlled variables. Out-of-school physical activity had a positive effect on children’s mathematical achievement, and math anxiety partially mediated this association. The indices of conditional moderated mediation through the parental support of both girls and boys were, respectively, significant, indicating that children can benefit from physical activity, and that increased perceived parental support for physical activity can alleviate their children’s math anxiety and improve their mathematics, regardless of gender. However, gender differences were observed in the influence of parental support for physical activity on anxiety: Although girls’ math anxiety levels were significantly higher, the anxiety levels of girls with high parental support were significantly lower than those of boys with low parental support. (shrink)
- Toward a Community of Shared Future for Mankind: A Perspective to Compare China and the West.MinZhou -2022 -Telos: Critical Theory of the Contemporary 2022 (199):91-98.No categories
- Two Conceptions of Omissions.Z.Zhou -2020 -Journal of Philosophical Research 45:165-188.Conceptions of omissions standardly come in two flavours: omissions are construed either as mere absences of actions or are closely related to paradigmatic ‘positive’ actions. This paper shows how the semantics of the verb ‘to omit’ constitutes strong evidence against the view of omissions as involving actions. Specifically, by drawing from an influential fourfold typology of verbal predicates popularised by Zeno Vendler, I argue that declarative statements involving reference to omissions are semantically stative, which is a finding that makes serious (...) trouble for the conception of omissions as being closely related to paradigmatic actions. But references to omissions, in certain linguistic contexts, undergo a shift of meaning to describe processes or activities engaged in by the agent. Still, despite the semantic flexibility of the verb ‘to omit’, its processive reading does not straightforwardly support the second conception of omissions. A subsidiary aim of this paper is to offer a sketch of the metaphysics of processive action in order to show what those who claim that omissions are closely related to actions might be committed to. (shrink)No categories
- The Curvilinear Relationship Between Career Calling and Work Fatigue: A Moderated Mediating Model.JieZhou,Jian wei Zhang &Xing yu Xuan -2020 -Frontiers in Psychology 11.
- The Effects of Syntactic Awareness to L2 Chinese Passage-Level Reading Comprehension.JingZhou -2022 -Frontiers in Psychology 12.This study investigated the association between syntactic awareness and L2 Chinese passage-level reading comprehension among 209 Chinese as a second language adult-learners. The participants were administered a character knowledge test, a vocabulary knowledge test, a morphological awareness test, a grammatical judgment and correction test, a word order test, and two reading comprehension tests. Partial correlation analyses showed that the participants’ performance in two syntactic awareness tasks were significantly positively correlated with their passage-level reading comprehension. Multiple regression analyses revealed that syntactic (...) awareness made a unique contribution to L2 Chinese reading even when the effects of age, major, gender, length of learning Chinese, character knowledge, vocabulary knowledge, and morphological awareness were controlled for. In addition, the word order knowledge had a stronger predicting power to L2 Chinese reading comprehension compared to the grammatical judgment/correction ability. (shrink)
- The effects of perception of video image and online word of mouth on tourists’ travel intentions: Based on the behaviors of short video platform users.YangZhou,Ligang Liu &Xiao Sun -2022 -Frontiers in Psychology 13.This research discusses the impact of the perception of video images and online word of mouth on tourists’ travel intentions. A survey of 390 users who watched travel videos on short-video platforms was conducted using structural equation modeling. The results are as follows. First, the perception of video images can significantly affect tourists’ intention to visit the destinations. Second, as a mediating variable, online word of mouth can enhance the positive effects of the perception of video images on tourists’ travel (...) intentions. Third, gender had a positive moderating effect, which was particularly obvious in the relationship between the perception of video images and online word of mouth. This research provides a theoretical basis for the utility of tourism-related short videos, which can help stimulate tourists’ intention to visit promoted destinations. (shrink)
- The effects of aging and perceived loneliness on lexical ambiguity resolution.NannanZhou,Chih-Mao Huang,Qing Cai,Ovid J. L. Tzeng &Hsu-Wen Huang -2022 -Frontiers in Psychology 13.Language is central to the interactional nature of the social life within which it is situated. To react or respond in a particular situation, we must be able to recognize the social situation. Growing evidence has demonstrated the negative impact of perceived loneliness on late-life executive functions. Yet little is known about how social factors impact language processing for older people. The current study aims to fill this gap, first by assessing age-related changes in lexical processing during Chinese word reading, (...) second, by examining whether older adults’ individual differences, such as processing speed and verbal abilities, modulate meaning retrieval and, third, by investigating whether perceived loneliness can hinder word reading. The use of compound words in Chinese enables significant sublexical ambiguity, requiring varying executive load during word recognition: when a word’s constituent characters carry multiple meanings, readers must consider the meaning contributions of both constituent characters and use top-down word information to determine the most accurate meaning of the ambiguous character, a process termed “sublexical ambiguity resolution.” In this study, adults read real Chinese words and pseudowords, and they were asked to make lexical decisions. Older adults exhibited greater lexicality effects and similar sublexical ambiguity effects compared with young adults. Among older participants, processing speed could account for their ability to differentiate between words and pseudowords. In contrast, the level of perceived loneliness modulated the efficacy of sublexical ambiguity resolution: the participants with higher perceived loneliness displayed a greater sublexical ambiguity disadvantage effect. These results indicate that perceived loneliness may affect the use of contextual information in meaning retrieval during reading. The findings provide an important link between social connections and language processing. (shrink)
- The high sex ratio in china: What do the chinese think?C.Zhou,X. L. Wang,W. J. Zheng,X. D.Zhou,L. Li &T. Hesketh -2012 -Journal of Biosocial Science 44 (1):121-125.
- The Inter-Regional Connectivity Within the Default Mode Network During the Attentional Processes of Internal Focus and External Focus: An fMRI Study of Continuous Finger Force Feedback.Zhi-WeiZhou,Xia-Qing Lan,Yan-Tong Fang,Yun Gong,Yu-Feng Zang,Hong Luo &Hang Zhang -2019 -Frontiers in Psychology 10.
- The influence of a destination’s red cultural atmospherics on tourists’ confidence in Chinese culture.XiaoliZhou,Yulin Guo,Xiaofeng Xie,Chunjuan Liu &Fengying Zhang -2022 -Frontiers in Psychology 13.This study explores the development of tourists’ confidence in Chinese culture through red tourism. Partial least squares structural equation modeling was adopted to analyze the survey data collected from red tourists in Wuxiang county, Changzhi, Shanxi province, China to examine the influence of a destination’s red cultural atmospherics on tourists’ confidence in Chinese culture. The results indicated that Wuxiang’s red cultural atmospherics composed of physical atmospherics, spiritual atmospherics and institutional atmospherics significantly influences tourists’ confidence in Chinese culture. Tourists’ perception of (...) red education and their red cultural identity mediate the impact of the destination’s red cultural atmospherics on tourists’ confidence in Chinese culture. These findings contribute to the red tourism literature by providing empirical support for building tourists’ confidence in Chinese culture through red tourism. The empirical results also offer managerial implications for red tourism destinations’ planning and management. (shrink)
- The impact of different age-friendly smart home interface styles on the interaction behavior of elderly users.ChengminZhou,Yawen Qian,Ting Huang,Jake Kaner &Yurong Zhang -2022 -Frontiers in Psychology 13.Smart homes create a beneficial environment for the lives of elderly people and enhance the quality of their home lives. This study aims to explore the design of age-friendly interfaces that can meet the emotional needs of self-care elderly people from the perspective of functional realization of the operating interface. Sixteen elderly users aged fifty-five and above were selected as subjects with healthy eyes and no excessive drooping eyelids to obscure them. Four representative age-friendly applications with different interface designs were (...) selected from the Android application market as the stimulus material for the experiment, and a total of fifteen pages were browsed independently. During the experiment, the ErgoLAB human-computer environment synchronization cloud platform was used to monitor and record the subjects' multidimensional physiological indicators of eye movements, skin electricity, and heart rate variability when using different styles of mobile application interfaces. Combined with the post-experimental PAD emotion scale data, the preferences of emotional interface design elements of the self-care elderly were analyzed to guide the subsequent design practice. The results show that: on the layout characteristics of the home page, a simple and intuitive multi-column layout or card layout combined with a bottom navigation bar type main navigation is used; on the choice of the main color, a single color with low saturation is used as the main color, with high saturation color accents to play a role in highlighting key information; on the information density of the home page, a moderate proportion of graphics and text is adopted, with low information density; on the arrangement of the page content, they try to give priority to information content with high user relevance. (shrink)
- The impact of task complexity and translating self-efficacy belief on students’ translation performance: Evidence from process and product data.XiangyanZhou,Xiangling Wang &Xiaodong Liu -2022 -Frontiers in Psychology 13.Previous studies that explored the impact of task-related variables on translation performance focused on task complexity but reported inconsistent findings. This study shows that, to understand the effect of task complexity on translation process and its end product, performance in translation tasks of various complexity levels needs to be compared in a specific setting, in which more factors are considered besides task complexity—especially students’ translating self-efficacy belief. Data obtained from screen recording, subjective rating, semi-structured interview, and quality evaluation were triangulated (...) to measure how task complexity influenced the translation performance of Chinese students with high and low TSEB. We found that the complex task led to significantly longer task duration, greater self-reported cognitive effort, lower accuracy, and poorer fluency than the simple one among students, irrespective of their TSEB level. Besides, the high-TSEB group outperformed the low-TSEB group in translation accuracy and fluency in both tasks. However, the interaction effect of task complexity and TSEB was not significant, due possibly to weak problem awareness among students. Our study has implications for effectively designing task complexity, getting the benefits of TSEB, and improving research on translation performance. (shrink)
- The interpretation of X-ray diffraction from the pyrocarbon in carbon/carbon composites with comparison of TEM observations.GenghengZhou,Shu Yu,Lianlong He,Quangui Guo &Hengqiang Ye -2012 -Philosophical Magazine 92 (10):1198-1211.
- The Innovation of Entrepreneurship Education for Intangible Cultural Heritage Inheritance From the Perspective of Entrepreneurial Psychology.JieZhou,Ji Qi &Xuefeng Shi -2022 -Frontiers in Psychology 13.The purpose is to help college students start their own businesses and protect and develop China’s intangible cultural heritage. The entrepreneurship of college students in the field of intangible culture is studied from the perspective of entrepreneurial psychology. First, the related characteristics, main content, and research status of college entrepreneurship education are described in detail. Entrepreneurial psychology is divided into entrepreneurial cognition, entrepreneurial emotion and entrepreneurial will. Then, the concept and development status of intangible cultural heritage are briefly summarized to (...) illustrate the importance of inheriting and developing intangible cultural heritage. A questionnaire is designed based on intangible cultural heritage development mode to interview local college students randomly. Finally, the results are analyzed by descriptive statistics. The results show that massive students do not understand the entrepreneurial policy, and only 16% of them know it very well. More than 30% of the students think that entrepreneurship will improve personal responsibility. Nearly 50% of the students believe that entrepreneurship can increase their life experience. Almost 50% of the students have the psychological quality of persistence and courage in entrepreneurship. The final results show that there are great differences in entrepreneurial cognition among students of different grades. Regarding entrepreneurial emotion, there are obvious differences among students of different genders, disciplines, and grades. Regarding the entrepreneurial will, there are only differences among students with different grades. In entrepreneurship education, different teaching methods should be adopted for different ages to comprehensively improve the effect of entrepreneurship education for students of all grades and help them obtain good entrepreneurship results. This exploration provides technical support for the inheritance of material and cultural inheritance and contributes to the entrepreneurship education of college students. (shrink)
- Trend of Philosophy of Physical Education and Sport in China.Ai-GuangZhou &Yoshitaka Kondo -2004 -Journal of the Philosophy of Sport and Physical Education 26 (2):55-61.
- The Problems of Sinologism and Strategies to Cope with Them.XianZhou -2018 -Contemporary Chinese Thought 49 (1):71-80.Editors’ AbstractSituating the controversy over Sinologism within the larger context of geopolitical and economic rebalance of power in the globalized world, this article seeks to provide a few strategies to tackle the problems arising from the problematic production of China knowledge and to rethink the approaches to cross-cultural research and knowledge production. By highlighting the need for self-conscious reflections on epistemology and methodology in China studies, it calls on scholars to treat Sinologism as both a local and global concept so (...) as to go beyond the local horizon of Sinological studies and enter a global horizon of cross-cultural studies. (shrink)
- Three perspectives of data mining.Zhi-HuaZhou -2003 -Artificial Intelligence 143 (1):139-146.
- Tang ren sheng ming si xiang zhi duo yuan tan tao.ChengmingZhou -2017 - Taibei Shi: Yuan hua wen chuang gu fen you xian gong si.
- Thermal stability of nanocrystalline Cu studied by positron annihilation lifetime spectroscopy and X-ray diffraction.KaiZhou,Hui Li,JinBiao Pang &Zhu Wang -2012 -Philosophical Magazine 92 (16):2079-2088.
- The 414 trend of thought is bound to prevail (From the Chinese original letter to a comrade-in-arms of Henan Rebel Command Post).Q. Y.Zhou -2001 -Contemporary Chinese Thought 33 (1):34-62.Export citation
Bookmark - Toward the Impact of English as a Foreign Language Teachers’ Grit and Self-Efficacy on Their Burnout.JinghanZhou -2022 -Frontiers in Psychology 13.Due to the adverse effects of teachers’ burnout on their professional performance, remarkable attention has been devoted to this mental state and its negative predictors. In this regard, multiple empirical research has been carried out to assess the effects of grit and self-efficacy as negative predictors of teacher burnout. Yet, no empirical or review study has delved into the impact of these variables at the same time. The current study attempts to fill this gap by delineating the impact of English (...) as a Foreign Language teachers’ grit and self-efficacy on their burnout. The significant role of grit and self-efficacy in curbing EFL teachers’ burnout was illustrated using theoretical and empirical evidence. The pedagogical implications are also offered. (shrink)
- The unnecessary ‘more’—compared to ROPA: a reply to Mangione.JolieZhou -forthcoming -Journal of Medical Ethics.In her recent paper, Emanuele Mangione proposes combining maternal spindle transfer (MST) and reciprocal effortless in vitro fertilisation (ReIVF) to enable both females to have genetic and gestational ties with the same child, which can particularly benefit lesbian couples. This response rejects Mangione’s proposal for the reason that the additional biological ties created by MST+ReIVF, compared with the reception of oocytes from partner (ROPA), are unnecessary. ROPA is currently the most effective method for redistributing biological ties within lesbian couples, allowing (...) one member to provide the egg and the other to carry the fetus. The additional biological ties created by MST+ReIVF are quantitatively too small to significantly enhance parental bonding or couple relationships, and their potential harms to both prospective parents and children outweigh any minor benefits. Furthermore, like ROPA, MST+ReIVF fails to address deeper feminist concerns. Therefore, I propose a new idea: combining in vitro gametogenesis with ectogenesis, which can offer far more reproductive choices and greater potential to address deeper feminist concerns than MST+ReIVF. (shrink)
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