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Psychological Health Diathesis Assessment System: The Development Lu Guohua；Yu Lirong；Liang Baoyong 2012, 10(5):  321-325.  Abstract ( )   PDF (600KB) ( )   References | Related Articles | Metrics According to the theory of hardiness and Chinese social culture，we have developed an Hardiness Scale(HS). Based on the results of interviews, former hardiness scale and so on, the items of HS were originally confirmed. Four dimensions and 27 items were de

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of Hardiness Scale for Chinese Adults Hao Zhihong；Liang Baoyong 2012, 10(5):  326-331.  Abstract ( )   PDF (610KB) ( )   References | Related Articles | Metrics The objective of this study is to develop Chinese adults′ health belief scale. According to the findings of the health belief impact on mental health, we defined the theoretical concept of the health belief scale, including two dimensions of reasonability

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Psychological Health Diathesis Measurement System: The Development Yang Li；Zhai Ruilong；Qi Zhenya；Wang Yuefei 2012, 10(5):  332-339.  Abstract ( )   PDF (763KB) ( )   References | Related Articles | Metrics The purpose of this study is to develop Cognitive Style Questionnaire which is suitable for Chinese adults. Through literature review, we defined cognitive style in clinical psychology perspective as a preferable, habitual or characteristic cognitive way

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of Cognitive Style Questionnaire for Chinese Adults Zhang Xiuge；Liang Baoyong 2012, 10(5):  340-346.  Abstract ( )   PDF (728KB) ( )   References | Related Articles | Metrics The objective of the current investigation is to compile a Life Belief Scale for Chinese adults. The two dimensions theoretical framework of rationality and controllability are determined based on a large amount of literature and the structure of Psycholo

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of Life Belief Scale for Chinese Adults Li Dan；Huang Qiangwei；Ding Xuechen 2012, 10(5):  347-354.  Abstract ( )   PDF (963KB) ( )   References | Related Articles | Metrics The study examined the development of responsibility of 241 students in grade 2 to 8 by situational story. The results showed that:(1)The cognitive judgment and behavioral tendency had low consistency. In contrast, there was a high consistency between beh

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Linkage Between Early Adolescent Aggression and Delinquency: Do Perceived Popularity Play a Role as Moderator？ Wei Xing；Ji Linqin；Chen Liang；Lv Na；Zhang Wenxin 2012, 10(5):  355-361.  Abstract ( )   PDF (620KB) ( )   References | Related Articles | Metrics In this study, we explored the relationship between aggression and children′s delinquency in early adolescence, as well as the moderating role of perceived popularity. 1755 children in the 7th grade from 12 junior high schools were investigated. The resul

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The Role of the First Word′s Orthographic, Phonological and Semantic Changes in Sentence Comprehension Feng Jianxin；Feng Min；Kong Surong；You Xuqun 2012, 10(5):  362-365.  Abstract ( )   PDF (386KB) ( )   References | Related Articles | Metrics This research studys that the role of orthographic, phonological and semantic changes of the first word in sentence comprehension and validates the time course of graphic, phonological and semantic activation in Chinese character identification by asking

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The Study of Metacognition in Problem-Finding Process of the Undergraduates Chen Lijun 2012, 10(5):  366-372.  Abstract ( )   PDF (711KB) ( )   References | Related Articles | Metrics The metacognition in the process of problem finding was investigated in contradictory and potential situations by means of thinking aloud. 40 undergraduates attended the experiment. Half of them were high-ability students and the rest were low-ability stu

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Mood congruent effect in different negative emotions Zhang Zhonglu；Xing Qiang 2012, 10(5):  373-377.  Abstract ( )   PDF (546KB) ( )   References | Related Articles | Metrics The aim of this study is to exam the performance of the mood congruent effect in different negative emotions. Inducing the subjects to learn and recognize words in three kinds of emotional conditions including sadness, indignation and neutral respectivel,

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Intervention of Medical Students′ Emotion Regulation Ma Huixia；Dou Guangqian 2012, 10(5):  378-383.  Abstract ( )   PDF (607KB) ( )   References | Related Articles | Metrics To explore the intervention effectiveness of medical students′ emotion regulation, we investigated 296 sophomore of a medical university using emotional adjustment questionnaire. According to the scores of neglect, attention, release, and depress from the

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The Relationship Between Gender-role and Subjective Well-being of Chinese University Students: The Mediation of Self-esteem Geng Xiaowei；Zhang Feng 2012, 10(5):  384-388.  Abstract ( )   PDF (514KB) ( )   References | Related Articles | Metrics To investigate the relationship among gender-role, self-esteem, and subjective well-being of Chinse university students, 334 university students were tested the gender-role, self-esteem, and subjective well-being by scales. The results showed that(1)the t

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Impacts of Core Self-Evaluations on Life Satisfaction among University Students: Role of Level and Stability Jianbin Li；Yangang Nie；Qiaomin Situ；Huisi Tao 2012, 10(5):  389-394.  Abstract ( )   PDF (588KB) ( )   References | Related Articles | Metrics Many researches have consistently documented that core self-evaluations(CSE)influence life satisfaction positively. Although the stability of CSE has ever been considered as an important nature, little has been revealed about the function of CSE stability

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Relationship between Network Well-being and the Preference of Internet Contents among College Students Li Guiying；Zhou Zongkui；Ping Fan 2012, 10(5):  395-400.  Abstract ( )   PDF (577KB) ( )   References | Related Articles | Metrics Network well-being scale and the preference scale of internet contents were used to explore the relationship between network well-being and the preference of internet contents among 400 college students. The results indicated:(1)The total network well-bei