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438Measuring the process of quality of care for ST‐segment elevation acute myocardial infarction through data‐mining of the electronic discharge notesJournal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice 14 (1): 116-120. 2008.
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229The confucian approach to the problem of transcendence and immanencePhilosophy East and West 22 (1): 45-52. 1972.The problem of transcendence and immanence is a central issue in every great religious tradition. It is indeed the understanding of the relation between the transcendent and man that determines the character of a religious faith. The transcendent, However, May assume different forms; it need not always be a supreme personal God in the judaeo-Christian sense. In the confucian tradition, Heaven is the transcendent; hence the problem of transcendence and immanence becomes the problem of heaven and …Read more
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176Transgender women experience serious psychiatric problems and high suicide rates. According to the interpersonal theory of suicide, thwarted belongingness and perceived burdensomeness play major roles in suicidality and can be measured by the Interpersonal Needs Questionnaire. However, no study has validated the use of the INQ in TGW. This study aimed to examine the psychometric properties of the INQ among TGW. We recruited 198 TGW from Shenyang, China, using snowball sampling. The construct val…Read more
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123Virtue Existential Career Model: A Dialectic and Integrative Approach Echoing Eastern PhilosophyFrontiers in Psychology 7. 2016.
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106Some reflections on mencius' views of mind-heart and human naturePhilosophy East and West 46 (2): 143-164. 1996.The origin, content, argumentative basis, practical implication, and influence of Mencius' views of mind-heart and human nature are discussed. While the differences between Confucius and Mencius are acknowledged, it is argued that Mencius' view that human nature is good is consistent with and is a further development of basic ideas in Confucius' thinking. The basis of Mencius' view is not empirical generalization but inner reflection and personal experience, which reveal a shared natural endowme…Read more
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102Sustained Effect of Music Training on the Enhancement of Executive Function in Preschool ChildrenFrontiers in Psychology 10. 2019.
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101Cultural "Exchange" Is ImpossibleContemporary Chinese Thought 29 (4): 29-34. 1998.I thought the organizer had invited me primarily to let everyone take a rest while I spoke, because what I had to say was relatively simple and superficial. I would be talking not about academic subjects, but mostly about my personal impressions
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89Time and temporality: The chinese perspectivePhilosophy East and West 24 (2): 145-153. 1974.Although the chinese have a heightened sense of time, The concepts of time and temporality developed in their culture are remarkably different from those developed in the west. Certain time-Concepts familiar to the westerners are completely lacking in the chinese tradition. For example, The chinese lacked the concept of absolute time as that held by newton, They also lacked a system to record the years in a linear progressive way, And they seem to have shown a lack of drive to go beyond the real…Read more
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84Using Transcranial Alternating Current Stimulation to Improve Romantic Relationships Can Be a Promising ApproachFrontiers in Psychology 10. 2019.
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72Authentic Leadership and Whistleblowing: Mediating Roles of Psychological Safety and Personal IdentificationJournal of Business Ethics 131 (1): 107-119. 2015.The issues of organizational wrongdoing damage organizational performance and limit the development of organizations. Although organizational members may know the wrongdoing and have the opportunity to blow the whistle, they would keep silent because of the interpersonal risks. However, leaders can play an important role in shaping employee whistleblowing. This study focuses on discovering the mechanisms of how authentic leaders influence employee whistleblowing with a sample from China. Results…Read more
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72Contemporary Chinese studies of Wang Fuzhi in Mainland ChinaDao: A Journal of Comparative Philosophy 3 (2): 307-330. 2004.
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71The religious import of confucian philosophy: Its traditional outlook and contemporary significancePhilosophy East and West 21 (2): 157-175. 1971.Confucianism has usually been regarded as a secular moral philosophy with no religious import at all. In china, However, Confucianism has been mentioned along with buddhism and taoism as one of the three religions (the so-Called san-Chiao) for centuries. This means that we must revise and broaden our traditional concept of religion. The confucian tradition certainly has its unique way of expressing its ultimate and therefore religious concern. The present essay is an attempt to uncover the relig…Read more
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69The More Similar, the Healthier: The Effect of Perceived Parent-Child Facial Resemblance on Parental Physical HealthFrontiers in Psychology 9. 2019.
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62Innovation to Immune: Empirical Evidence From COVID-19 Focused Enterprise SurveysFrontiers in Psychology 13. 2022.The recent COVID-19 crisis caught many by surprise. Yet some firms were better prepared to weather the downturn than others. Using a comprehensive data set that observes over 15,000 firms in 27 countries, including several developing countries, shortly before and after the pandemic, we document that pre-crisis innovation affected firm’s survival odds and performance thereafter. The results show that innovative firms are less likely to close and perform better than non-innovators during the pande…Read more
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56Investigations on the local structures of Cu2+ at various BaO concentrations in 59B2O3–10K2O–ZnO–xBaO–1CuO glassesPhilosophical Magazine 97 (31): 2858-2870. 2017.
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50An EEG-based mental workload estimator trained on working memory task can work well under simulated multi-attribute taskFrontiers in Human Neuroscience 8. 2014.
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46The use of analogy and symbolism in traditional chinese philosophyJournal of Chinese Philosophy 1 (3-4): 313-338. 1974.
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45Toward a new relation between humanity and nature: Reconstructing T'ien-Jen-ho-IZygon 24 (4): 457-468. 1989.The traditional Chinese idea of t'ien‐jen‐ho‐i (Heaven and humanity in union) implies that humanity has to live in harmony with nature. As science and technology progress, however, the idea appears increasingly outmoded, and it becomes fashionable to talk about overcoming nature. Ironically, though, the further science reaches the more clearly are its limitations exposed. The exploitation of nature not only endangers many life forms on earth but threatens the very existence of the human species.…Read more
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45Processing fluency of the forms and sounds of Chinese charactersConsciousness and Cognition 20 (2): 191-203. 2011.The goal of this study is to investigate whether different types of structures and lexical tones of Chinese characters cause different processing fluency. In Experiment 1, participants’ explicit affective assessments of Chinese characters with different structures, frequencies, and lexical tones were analyzed. Results indicated that participants showed explicit preferences and dispreferences to different structures and lexical tones. In Experiment 2, participants’ implicit responses to different…Read more
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41The Effects of Modified Constraint-Induced Movement Therapy in Acute Subcortical Cerebral InfarctionFrontiers in Human Neuroscience 11. 2017.
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40Incorporation of Multiple-Days Information to Improve the Generalization of EEG-Based Emotion Recognition Over TimeFrontiers in Human Neuroscience 12. 2018.
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40Essentials of contemporary Neo-Confucian philosophyPraeger. 2003.This is the first book in English to study the thoughts of Contemporary Neo-Confucian philosophers in great depth.
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39(Un)knowability and knowledge iterationAnalysis 80 (3): 474-486. 2020.The KK principle states that knowing entails knowing that one knows. This historically popular principle has fallen out of favour among many contemporary philosophers in light of putative counterexamples. Recently, some have defended more palatable versions of KK by weakening the principle. These revisions remain faithful to their predecessor in spirit while escaping crucial objections. This paper examines the prospects of such a strategy. It is argued that revisions of the original principle ca…Read more
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38On Chu hsi as an important source for the development of the philosophy of Wang Yang-MingJournal of Chinese Philosophy 11 (1): 83-107. 1984.
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36Contemporary Neo-Confucianism: Its background, varieties, emergence, and significanceDao: A Journal of Comparative Philosophy 2 (2): 213-233. 2003.