Ni Yan

Why Parenting Attitudes Matter for Low-Income Families: Evidence from a Longitudinal Transactional Study

Shixu E. Yan, Jialing Jiang, Xiaojing Cao, Arya Ansari et autres

Despite the known associations between low-income families and children’s adjustment outcomes, less is known about how parenting attitudes may serve as a protective factor. Following a subsample of children from the NICHD Study of Early Child Care and Youth Development (N = …

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Labeling it makes you feel better: The role of affect labeling on emotion regulation among Chinese preschoolers

Chunhong Zhu, Ka I Ip, Zhiyi Liu, Ni Yan

This study investigated the relation between affect labeling and emotion regulation among Chinese preschoolers. In the full sample (N = 334, Mage = 62.30 months; 189 boys), preschoolers with stronger emotion labeling abilities-emotion recognition and emotion vocabulary-demonstrated better emotion regulation, as reported …

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Media reports amplify market risk in pork prices: consumer online attention mediation and policy interventions under major animal epidemics

Chi Ma, Fanyi Zeng, Xiaoyi Pan, Ni Yan et autres

Introduction Frequent occurrences of major animal epidemic events often trigger severe fluctuations in pork market prices. As the world’s largest producer, importer, and consumer of pork, China faces strong negative shocks to its swine production sector from such epidemics. In the new …

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Exploring the neurological basis of sensory processing sensitivity and emotional reactivity: Insights from large-scale brain networks

Zhiyi Liu, Xiaoqian Wu, Debo Dong, Ni Yan

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The influence of parenting styles on adolescents’ interpersonal relationship in China: a person-centered and variable-centered multi-informant perspective

Mingcong Tang, Ni Yan

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Network-based meta-analysis of sensory processing sensitivity: Exploring its relations with personality and temperament traits

Xin Dai, Corina U. Greven, Zhi Li, Chunhong Zhu et autres

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Network Parameters of Mental Health Concerns in Adolescents: An Examination of Age and Sex Differences

Haifan Wang, Yu Ling, Jing Wang, Jingyi Xiong et autres

INTRODUCTION: Adolescent mental health concerns are crucial for early intervention. This study examined networks of mental health concerns with the aim of identifying central issues and analyzing age and sex differences in these networks during adolescence. METHODS: A total of 3723 middle …

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Developmental trajectories of depressive symptoms in left-behind children: A longitudinal cohort study of the early adolescents.

Qian-Nan Ruan, Ni Yan, Zhiyi Chen, Wen‐Jing Yan

= 1.98) significantly predicted higher odds of membership in the low-escalating class. Findings highlight substantial resilience within this population but also identify key individual, familial, and behavioral risk factors associated with symptom escalation, informing targeted interventions for this vulnerable group. (PsycInfo Database …

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Emotional Mindful Parenting Intervention (EMPI): The Impact of Mindful Parenting on Preschoolers' Emotion Regulation and Its Mechanism

Lin Lü, Yuhang Dong, Ni Yan

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The psychological mechanisms of older adults being defrauded by healthcare products: a mixed methods research study

Yaotang Ji, Ni Yan, Xuan Zhang

The current study seeks to investigate the psychological mechanisms that lead older adults to fall victim to healthcare product scams. Initially, we conducted semi-structured, in-depth interviews with with victims and used grounded theory coding to develop a theoretical model. Subsequently, we applied …

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A stable trait or changing state: the antecedents of children’s peer competence

Chunhong Zhu, Ni Yan

To investigate the antecedents of children’s trait- and state-level peer competence, this study used a random-intercepts model to separately explore the influences of early stable predictors (i.e. temperament and attachment) and dynamic environmental factors (i.e. family and school) on peer competence. The …

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WITHDRAWN

Chunhong Zhu, Ni Yan, Corina U. Greven, xin Dai

Sensory Processing Sensitivity (SPS) is a personality trait characterized by heightened sensitivity to both positive and negative environmental influences. However, questions remain about whether SPS is a unique construct and how it overlaps with established temperament and personality traits. In addition, the …