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How to Protect the Interest of Developing Countries in the Process of Multinational Company Investment
Authors: Wan Xintong
Published: April 2023

With the development of the economic globalization, the amount of international investments is growing, and the conflicts between host state and the investors have also increased. Since the twentieth century, multinational company invested in the developing country continuously. However, the terms and contents of International Protection Agreement are not perfect, they are unequal and involve economic exchange between countries. Sometimes, it cannot protect the developing countries very well. This paper analyses three types of the International Protection Agreements and reasons why the existing investment protection agreements cannot achieve specific purposes and ideas for solving status and nature of international investment in multinational companies to give the host state a right to sue the foreign investors. Developing country interests may be hunt by inequality terms in the agreement. The global economic investment may be in a mess when the foreign investors exploit the host state. Meanwhile, a justical concept is necessary, which is protecting the interests of developing country.
Transition from Core Socialist Values to Culturalism
Authors: Zhang Angel
Published: April 2023

These years China has specifically emphasized on its own culture, building up the BRI and applying the culture to foreign policies. Different from core socialist values which seems to be universal values, culturalism promoted in China is a more domestic and centralized ruling tool. Core socialist values seems to emphasize on democracy, but in China, it does not correspond to the Document No.9. Therefore, there is a transition from core socialist values to culturalism which may not officially notified by the government but can be shown on various aspects. This paper analyzes Chinas domestic policies that support the transition.
Cross-Cultural Differences in Autism Spectrum Disorder Symptoms
Authors: Sun Haoqi
Published: April 2023

Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a set of neural developmental disorders, which is one of the severe issues that affect the society widely and seriously. ASD is a disorder involved with various genes, and its severity can also be influenced by environment. ASD has been a heated research topic around the world, with several elements as the major symptoms, such as challenging behaviors, field-dependence, language coordination, and social skill impairment. However, little is known about whether these elements vary in different ethnicities or racial backgrounds. This paper aims to analyze and integrate previous studies to discuss whether certain symptoms are closely related to cultural backgrounds and vary across different cultures. This paper discussed studies in North America (e.g., the United States and Cuba), Europe (e.g., United Kingdom), Middle East (e.g., Israel), and East Asia (e.g., Hongkong and South Korea). Some ground principles were concluded about the variations of ASD symptoms across distinct cultures, which could provide some suggestions for clinical practices. One of the limitations of earlier studies is that they mainly focused on the cross-cultural difference within a certain developmental period in ASD. Future studies can conduct more longitudinal experiments to investigate the different developmental paths in ASD across distinct cultures. This review can provide a guidance to the design of intervention programs for children with ASD at schools across distinct cultures.
Gene-Environment Interaction and Risk of Schizophrenia
Authors: Tong Guohong
Published: April 2023

Schizophrenia is a chronic mental disease that affects less than 1% of the population in the United States. In the introduction, the article provides a general overview of schizophrenia disorder, incorporating potential causal factors of schizophrenia in biological and environmental areas. It also demonstrated the individual and social impacts with present symptoms. Later in the mainbody sections, the article presents the general effects of gene-environment interaction on the risk of schizophrenia and the moderating role of environmental factors in schizophrenia by looking at the influences of childhood adversity in siblings with and without schizhophrenia, the role of family history and epigenetics, the effect of socioeconomic status (SES), and the relationship between stress and neurotransmitter activity in schizophrenia. On of the limitations of previous studies is that they were mainly conducted in adults who were diagnosed with schizophrenia already. Future studies should identify at-risk children and families to conduct longitudianl studies on this topic. This review can provide some guidance to the desgin of prevention and intervention programs at schools and communities for at-risk families.
The Research on Primary Factors and Consequences of Adolescent Cyberbullying on Social Media Platforms
Authors: LIAO YINGYI
Published: April 2023

The expanding application of new media in recent years has different degrees of impact on both the mass media industry and society. The widespread using of new media has brought many distinctive possibilities to the mass media industry. However, at the same time, it has also triggered some social events, such as the new media violence. The emergence of new media violence has a significant negative impact on the media industry. New media industry in order to earn some interests, they tend to ignore the truthfulness and authenticity of the information, which leads the decreasing of the industrys credibility. The emergence of teenage cyberbullying is also a crucial issue, which has been expanding in the new media industry in recent years. However, the causes and effects of teenagers cyberviolence are relatively complex. Therefore, this paper aims to discuss and analyze the causes, potential risks, and countermeasures of adolescences cyberviolence. This research aims to clarify the factors and consequences of adolescent cyberbullying through using the research reviewing measures. Media network platforms, parenting, and schooling all need to stand out and find the efficient measures to help the teenagers.
Social Functioning Deficits in Schizophrenia and Relevant Interventions
Authors: Zhang Shiyi
Published: April 2023

The social function of clients has been linked to the acquisition effect and prognosis during recuperation. Studies have shown that the impact of antipsychotics on cognitive impairment is limited to improving social ability. A previous study shows that cognitive rehabilitation (CR) aimed at improving social ability can increase recollection and concentration. Although recent evidence shows that schizophrenia patients have obstacles in using emotion regulation strategies in society, few studies have explored the relationship between these regulation strategies and emotion and social behavior in daily life. The social symptoms of schizophrenia are usually considered as a reflection of low social cognitive ability. Here, the research on the response to social reward is a feature of human engagement, which is not prominent in the published studies. Daily functions need to motivate individuals to negotiate the social environment and establish friendships by using their social psychological talents. There's evidence that some schizophrenias don't have the social skills that they need in daily life, such as social norms, and show social unhappiness and/or vexatious behaviors. It is suggested that community rehabilitation can address the social and clinical needs of schizophrenia patients in a resource deficient environment. Reinforcement production process is a technique that helps people stay motivated in social situations. The experience and expectation in the interaction determine the happiness in the interaction. Social rewards usually come from social cues, such as facial expressions. This review can provide some guidance to the prevention programs for at-risk children in schools and communities.
Analyzing the Occupational Sigma of Sport Athletes in China
Authors: Guo Zhicheng
Published: April 2023

In today's environment, hatred toward athletes is becoming increasingly frequent among regular people. They are negatively affected. PE teachers, on the other hand, are perceived as "laborers" by the general population. According to ancient Chinese ideas, hardworking individuals reign over others in some places, such as China. In reality, this cultural inheritance of discrimination persists to this day, and is also the cultural gene of "stigmatization" of Chinese sports practitioners. As a result, athletes are seen negatively. Consider how people perceive and value athletes, as well as how others interact with them in sports. They are, on the other hand, athletes who compete in sporting events. Allowing them to attend university is no longer required. Others were aware of the situation as it grew. Despite this, no one is doing anything to stem the tide. This essay will illustrate how this bias impacts individuals and athletes, as well as how we may assess and tackle the problem using macro, meso, and micro aspects.
The Influence of Social Networking on Adolescents' Social Willingness
Authors: Zhou Jianxi
Published: April 2023

The development of adolescents has become a hot topic of social concern. With the continuous development and expansion of the Internet, the popularity of social networking has greatly increased. Teenagers have become the main users of online social media applications, but some negativity on the Internet is more likely to have a bad influence on immature teenagers. This research mainly discusses the relationship and mechanism of adolescents' use of social networks, network social efficacy, and network interpersonal relationships. This paper utilized methodology of face-to-face interview, and analyzed under the theoretical frame of Flow Theory. The research draw a conclusion that there were 5 negative effects of the Internet on young people: addicted to online games, addicted to online dating, internet porn addiction, addicted to online information collection, and computer addiction.
Examine the Widespread of Internet Slang EMO: The Role of Social Media in Dissemination of Negative Emotions
Authors: Chen Haihui , Chen Qiantong , Yang Xilin , Weng Jiawei
Published: April 2023

EMO is an emerging and popular internet slang that refers to a negative emotional state. Via content analysis and interview, various perception toward EMO was found in this work. The fundamental motivation to use EMO includes the crowd mentality on social media and its linguistic functions. The application of EMO varies by the social media affordances, such as editability, visibility, and identifiability, and is supported by individuals' personal preference for expression and psychological purpose of self-disclosure. Nevertheless, some users refuse to use EMO to express their emotions. The abuse of EMO is perceived as a "dilution" of emotions. Despite different perceptions of EMO, individuals share the consensus that EMO effectively facilitates interpersonal communication as an internet slang, but it is insufficient to dissipate one's negative emotions. However, the massive application of EMO reflected an increase in the public's acceptance and respect toward negativities. Verbalizing and externalizing emotion discharge the unpleasant unconscious feelings silently modifying the emotional well beings of teenagers.
The Secret behind the Golden State Warriors Success
Authors: Lin Yian
Published: April 2023

This qualitative and quantitative research study explored Joe Lacob's managerial success and its impact on the Golden State Warriorsdriving the Warriors from insignificant to one of the most triumphant franchises in sports history. The thesis that Lacob's management is what ultimately led the Warriors to success will be maintained through a thorough analysis of how Lacob effectively exploits NBA's regulations, his management philosophies as well as his various financial decisions, along with quantitative data to authenticate the analysis. The study also offers a comparison between the management approaches of the Warriors and their competitor, the Los Angeles Lakers, to further substantiate the significance of Lacob's management. The result of the analysis presented a significant relationship between Lacob's management and the Warriors' success.
Individuals May Improve Their Intimate Relationship by Improving Attachment, Self-esteem, and Personality
Authors: Wang Meiru
Published: April 2023

The current study aimed to examine the relationship between romantic relationships and three important factors: attachment, self-esteem and personality. These studies briefly described previous research on attachment, self-esteem and personality and their effects on romantic relationships, and discussed their malleability and application of the intervention. People with insecure attachment, low self-esteem and personality vulnerability have less satisfaction within their romantic relationships. High-quality relationships have a positive impact on the enhancement of those factors. Besides, those factors are malleable in response to social experiences and specific interventions. Attachment styles can shift after completing the process of EFT. CBT treatments are an effective approach to enhancing self-esteem and personality. These findings provide evidence that people could change their attachment, self-esteem and personality, which implies that it is possible that individuals could improve their romantic relationships by changing their attachment, self-esteem and personality.
Effects on Health Information in Mainstream Media on Generation Z's Intention of Reducing Stay-up-late Behavior
Authors: Li Jundi , Zhang Xuehan , Zhao Yalin
Published: April 2023

With the continuous development of Internet technology, domestic mainstream media gradually use Weibo as the main tool for health communication. Recently stay-up-late become one of the most concerning health issues among young people in China. Young people also pay attention to the related health information posted by mainstream media on Weibo. The research question of this paper was to explore the effects of health information in mainstream media on social media on Generation Z's intention of reducing stay-up-late behavior. This paper designed a conceptual framework based on The Extended Parallel Process Model and hypothesized that self-efficacy, response efficacy, perceived susceptibility and perceived severity all have an impact on Generation Z's intention of reducing stay-up-late behavior. This paper designed a questionnaire scale to collect data and conducted regression analysis using SPSS 24.0 to validate and correct the model. This study concluded that health information about staying up late posted by mainstream media positively influenced Generation Z's intention of reducing stay-up-late behavior through self-Efficacy, response efficacy and perceived severity. Unlike previous studies, the effect of perceived susceptibility was not significant. Based on these findings, this study proposes suggestions for the health communication content of mainstream media on Weibo, hoping to provide a new conclusion for other scholars who study health communication in mainstream media, and to better promote the willingness of domestic Generation Z to reduce stay-up-late behavior and to appeal to their healthy sleep and healthy life.
The Effectiveness of Interactive Social Media Platform on Fitting Intention: A Case Study on TikTok During COVID-19
Authors: Huang Bohan , Li Yangyang , Wang Xuhan , Zhang Xiyan
Published: April 2023

Since the outbreak of COVID-19 around the world, peoples lifestyles have changed a lot, who are not able to go to any public place to exercise anymore, such as gyms and parks, etc. As they increasingly realize the importance of health in their lives, people have to work out at home to increase their resistance to the pandemic. The study aims to discuss the effectiveness of interactive social media platforms on peoples fitting intentions during the pandemic. This paper further developed the Theory of Planned Behavior model and used the questionnaire survey method. This research concludes that due to COVID-19 the number of people watching the TikTok platform live fitness has increased. Thus, the spread of the TikTok platform live broadcast is a crucial factor in the increase of peoples fitting intentions. Attitude, subjective norms, and perceived behavioral control promote peoples fitting behavioral intention to participate in National Fitness Campaign during the pandemic.
Analyzing The Phenomenon of Self-presentation Content on Social Media Platforms
Authors: Cao Mengfan , Li Jing , Shao Enran , Zhang Wanying
Published: April 2023

In the new media era, the rapid and easy dissemination of information on the Internet has made the use of social media software an indispensable activity in interpersonal communication. The excessive use of social media software can make the audience's emotions influenced by its content. The purpose of this study was to investigate the effect of excessive attention to self-presentation on social media platforms on the audience's self-confidence. Based on TPB theory, the study explored whether the audience's confidence is affected by their personal outlook, perceptions, or education when they pay too much attention to self-presentation on social media platforms. A questionnaire was used to analyze the data with descriptive statistics. This study concluded that the content of self-presentation on social media platforms can cause self-presentation. The personal intention of the audience, the posting of self-presentation by their friends, and the pushing of the media have made more and more people willing to show themselves on social media platforms, and the good comments and likes they receive make them more confident.
Research on the Ways the Herd Behavior Effect Affecting People's Decision-Making
Authors: Yang Yechen
Published: April 2023

A few crazy things happened in the stock market; it is interesting to start research on Herd Behavior through an experiment that was done by the author at Rutgers University. After 120 Rutgers students help, author was able to prove that Herd Behavior occurred because of the social pressure from other people and the lack of the knowledge of from the person and it is important to figured out how can Herd Behavior impact peoples decision-making process, so we can diminishing the Herd Behavior effect when we are making the decision.
The Influential Factors on Watching Short News Videos Intention of Young Adults in China
Authors: Wang Bolin
Published: April 2023

Short news videos are becoming an essential aspect of news communication in China. As a vital force in social development, young adults aged between 18 and 40 are the main audience of short videos. Taking the group as the research object, this paper investigated and analyzed the viewing intention of different types of short news videos from the perspective of the audience, which was instructional advice for the transformation and development of news media. In this study, quantitative analysis was adopted with an online questionnaire on the Theory of Planned Behavior. The researcher finally gathered 195 pieces of data. After removing invalid questionnaires, SPSS was used for a detailed study. The previous hypothesis was overturned, and the conclusion was drawn that young adults aged 18 to 40 in contemporary China prefer to watch international, fast-paced and real-time news short videos. With the commonality of media, the results of this study had theoretical assistance for the news media in China and other countries in the world.
Face-to-Face Environment on Social Conformity
Authors: Cheung Hoiching Sisney , Liu Rui , Zhao Jingjing
Published: April 2023

According to Oh Se Hyung, the difference between Collectivism culture and Individualist culture have been greatly diverted. In this paper, the experiment will prove this view and explore new factors leading to the difference of Collectivism and Individualism on Social Conformity, by testing the influences of face-to-face environment on the level of social conformity across culture.
Influencing Factors and Countermeasures of School Bullying: A Literature Review
Authors: Jiang Kexin
Published: April 2023

Numerous pupils have either been bullied or are being bullied in school, which is a problem on a global scale. The United Nations and academics in the fields of education and psychology are very concerned about this problem. Many studies have been conducted over many years, which have provided some convincing definitions, classifications, and features of school bullying, and these studies primarily focus on the analysis of influencing factors and countermeasures of school bullying. This paper will review the relevant studies, describe the fundamental situation and key features, and draw conclusions about the influencing factors and countermeasures of school bullying from the perspectives of the individual, the school, the family, and the society. Despite significant progress, there are still some flaws in the existing studies that cannot be overlooked and require correction, so the paper will also offer some recommendations for future research on school bullying.
The United Nations Needs to Learn More Besides Its Successful Learning from the League of Nations
Authors: Nan Xinuo
Published: April 2023

Both the United Nations [hereinafter UN] and the League of Nations [hereinafter League] are important global institutions for human history. Previous research has shown that the UN has learned many lessons from the League. Meanwhile, the UN could be seen as a step further than the League. It realized many weaknesses of the Leagues failure to provide a mechanism for the enforcement of international collective security back in the 1920 s and it learned many crucial lessons from the League. Yet, those lessons have not been sufficient to address all problems that the UN is facing today. To address this problem, this paper is intended to introduce the UN and the League briefly, what are they and what they do. And then discuss in-depth the question, of what did the UN learn from the League. Lastly, the third part will be expanded around the idea of the problems that appear today that the UN needs to deal with urgently. Because although the UN had learned plenty of lessons from the League, it has been seen that there are a lot of problems within the UN today.
Development of Oklahoma City Thunder and the Management Strategies Made
Authors: Mei Hengrui
Published: April 2023

The essay is about the overall analysis about team strategies made by Oklahoma City Thunder, a franchise in National Basketball League from 2008 to 2022. The analysis covers ups and downs of the franchise regarding its performance in the league and competitiveness. The basis of the analysis is through team transactions and the team philosophies that lead to these transactions or team trades. To analyze the team trades I decided to dig deep into players stats not only regular but also advanced stats to figure out the value of each tradeand the reasearch also incorporates draft picks accumulated from trades to evaluate the anticipate the teams next move. Last but not the least the essay also covers teams revenue throughout the years from the perspective of gate revenue and merchandising.
The Influential Factors on Gender Inequality in Social-media
Authors: Li Jiaqi
Published: April 2023

Due to the rapid spread of the epidemic, Chinese people have been asked not to go out during holidays or even undergo mandatory quarantine, so the way of public entertainment has changed from offline to online. The Tik Tok social platform is an increasingly popular online social platform in recent years, where the public can post and watch other people's daily life and some hobbies. This investigate aimed to investigate whether content posted by video creators of different genders in social media received respectful comments from users, whether male or female video creators. This paper analyzed the reasons for the persistence of gender inequality in social media by applying theory of reasoned action. Among them, algorithm theory was utilized to find short video reviews as samples. The conclusion of this investigate was that the follow-up behavior of some Tik Tok users perpetuates gender discrimination in social media. This had led to the occurrence of female short video creators being subjected to speech attacks and online violence. Instead of empathizing and fully accepting the idea of gender equality. Therefore, the concept of gender equality in today's public has not really been integrated into life, but only in written expression.
A series of Rapes and Homicides of Criminal Motives and Dangerous Knot in Gansu and Inner Mongolia Provinces
Authors: Luo Rong , Mao Yuanyi , Luo Bing , Zheng Chun
Published: April 2023

The criminal motive, which is the driving force that causes the criminal to commit, has important value in the criminal psychological structure. The criminal motive of Gao chengyong's series of rapes and homicides belongs to a relatively hidden type of criminal motive. The criminal modus operandi of Gao is cruel, which is beyond the normal degree of sexual crimes. The criminal psychology of Gao, which is related to sex, belongs to the kind of awareness knot in the dangerous knot. On this basis, it is inferred that Gao's sexual pleasure is obtained through the high excitement generated by victim's mutilation. Because of sexual disordered, it can't be obtained through normal sexual life. The purpose of paper is to deepen the understanding of human nature in the field of criminal psychology based on levels of consciousness and Freud's model of the mind.
Cross-Cultural Communication and Marketing Strategy of Korean Dramas in Chinese Market -- Taking My Love from the Star and Descendants of the Sun As Examples
Authors: LU TINGZHU
Published: April 2023

Korean dramas have been popular in China for more than 20 years. However, over the past few years, it is found that although domestic dramas are generally dominant in the market in China due to political factors, Korean dramas are still highly competitive. This paper mainly studies the cross-cultural communication and marketing strategies of Korean dramas in the Chinese market, with the purpose of guiding the international communication and marketing techniques of Chinese dramas in future attempts. The paper uses the methods of literary analysis, case analysis, 4P marketing strategy analysis, and data analysis to find out the advantages of a series of Korean dramas for reference through the research and summary of previous papers. The paper concludes that Korean dramas have unique superiority in cross-cultural communication and marketing strategies.
The Impact of Domestic Law on International Law
Authors: Wang Tianci
Published: April 2023

The birth of international law falls behind domestic law, therefore as a developing legal system, international law is naturally influenced by the more mature domestic law system, both in terms of domestic public law and domestic private law. Modern international law is essentially international law with a sense of domestic private law, but the increasingly frequent and complex international interactions required the establishment of a hierarchical and centralized structure shown in domestic public law. The development of international law by drawing on domestic public law faces certain obstacles and poses risks that should be given due attention. This study starts with the theoretical foundation of domestic law influencing international law, in both private and public sense, followed by analyses of real-world practice, and concluded with the major issues such as the different interpretations of equality in domestic and international laws. This article concludes that international law was first developed based on domestic private law with a focus on equality, and then shifted towards domestic public law by emphasizing hierarchy and centralization. International constitutionalism is also discussed in this study using some judgements made by the International Court of Justice.
Racial Attitudes toward Black and Asian People: From Chinese International Students Perspective
Authors: Feng Minxuan
Published: April 2023

Racial bias has been a controversial topic across nations, especially in Western countries. Prior western research intensively studied the racial attitudes and interracial conflicts of white, black, or other minorities. However, researchers seldomly focus their eyesight on Chinese international students, who are the minority group and temporarily reside in these countries. To address the importance of Chinese international students racial attitudes towards interracial groups and diversify feasible research data, this research used implicit methods and explicit methods to examine implicit and explicit racial attitudes among Chinese international students (N = 27 participants, 13 females and 14 males). Results found that Chinese international students displayed implicit racial preferences for Asians higher than that of Blacks, but there are no explicit racial preferences. Additionally, no correlation was found between implicit and explicit racial biases. These results provide strong evidence for the existence of implicit racial biases and point to the need to reduce these biases among international students.
Evaluation of Pathological Perspectives Related to Alzheimers Disease
Authors: Song Qingyang
Published: April 2023

Alzheimers disease (AD), one of the degenerative diseases and dementias, caused more than millions of people to suffer from it. Over the past few decades, scientists have been putting much effort to study this particular disease in the hope of finding the drug to cure AD. In this condition, two significant hallmarks were discovered, senile plaques and neurofibrillary tangles (NFTs), furthermore leads scientists to focus on A and tau protein to study the pathogenesis of AD. However, the real culprit contributing to AD still remains unknown. Although many amyloid-targeted drugs and tau-targeted drugs are developed, they all failed, causing scientists to cast doubt on the amyloid-related perspective and tau-related perspective. This article will mainly discuss the amyloid hypothesis and the tau hypothesis, the factors driving the formation of senile plaques and NFTs, the scientific data supporting and opposing these two perspectives, the criticisms they are facing, and most importantly the future orientation for scientists to study. Here, after understanding the amyloid-related perspective, tau-related perspective, and other perspectives proposed for AD, we extrapolate that the pathogenesis of AD is multifactorial; moreover, the future AD study should take multiple factors into account.
A Study of International Human Rights Issues in Unmanned Aircraft Operations
Authors: Liu Shucheng
Published: April 2023

With the development of technology, intelligent devices are being used more and more in every aspect of people's lives, and humans are becoming more dependent on intelligent products. Of course, not only in everyday life but also in the military, where intelligent devices play an increasingly important role. From the early days of cold warfare to the present day, the use of science and technology has greatly impacted how warfare has changed. Drones, combat robots, and cruise missiles are all the fruits of intelligent military warfare. Of these, drones are relatively widely used and play an essential role. As a new form of combat, drones have a great deal of autonomy, making them far more destructive than other forms of combat. The low cost of drones has led to the use of drones by the major powers, and the question of how to restrict the use of unmanned combat devices, especially drones, cannot be ignored. There are currently no international conventions that explicitly regulate drone use; the only ones that have any effect are the international human rights conventions. Drones pose a significant threat to human rights, particularly in terms of their indiscriminate strikes and lack of accuracy, which is one of the issues that should limit their use in warfare. The issues arising from using drones and how they threaten human rights should be the focus of attention.
Balancing Shareholder Rights vs. Managerial Authority by Loyalty Shares
Authors: Bai Jiexuan
Published: April 2023

The imbalance between shareholder rights and managerial authority can be regarded as the main reason for short-termism in corporate governance. So as to mitigate short-termism, a loyalty-share structure has been suggested to be an effective solution. By exploring the causes of short-termism, this essay focuses on how loyalty shares have effects on short-termism in business. Additionally, it evaluates potential risks of loyalty shares, including unfairness, unlimited dual-class share structure, loss of profits, and less liquidity. Finally, this essay demonstrates the assignment of loyalty shares can help to resolve the problem of short-termism derived from the imbalance between shareholder rights and managerial authority.
The Effectiveness of Epidemic Information on Public Cognition of Vaccines
Authors: Li Yuting , Meng Yuan , Wang Yizhuo
Published: April 2023

Nowadays, COVID - 19 outbreak still exists throughout the world and seriously affects people's lives, since the new crown vaccine on all kinds of media information about the vaccine, and people also never stopped, the discussions of the vaccine in this paper, the authors take the form of a random questionnaire, exploring a certain number of people. This paper investigated the relationship between the publics cognitive demand for vaccine information and attention level on the amount of vaccine knowledge they acquire and the degree of relevant thinking, and used the Cognitive Mediation Model (CMM) to conduct a series of data analyses, and observe some phenomena. For example, the publics perception of vaccine information demand positively related to public attention, focus on epidemic information level, and the relationship between the publics perception of vaccine information demand was positively associated with the degree of involvement with the public to think. The public of vaccine information and relational thinking levels was positively related to the level of attention level and public attention to vaccine information for vaccine utility were positively correlated
The Effect of New Media News Push on College Students' Anxiety
Authors: Sun Xiaoyu
Published: April 2023

With the COVID-19 pandemic sweeping the world, new media platforms have played an important role in news feeds related to the epidemic with their quick and concise features. Such major public health emergencies not only cause great losses to the national economy, but also affect the public psychology. Based on the theory of expanded parallel process model (EPPM), through the questionnaire survey method to collect the relevant data, and the use of SPSS software for data statistics and analysis, build new crown epidemic situations of new media news push on college students' emotional impact model, and using correlation and regression analysis, explore the new media influence on college students' anxiety of epidemic information push. The results show that during the epidemic period, the surveyed college students have a strong initiative to contact and spread the epidemic information through social media, accounting for a large proportion of them. Browsing the epidemic information has become their daily routine. During the epidemic period, epidemic-related information showed the characteristics of all-platform dissemination, and college students generally expressed trust in epidemic-related information spread on social media. In terms of the mental health level of college students during the epidemic period, those who showed anxiety, depression and stress have a large proportion in the surveyed college students.
How Climate Change Affects Young Peoples Mental Health in Southern China
Authors: Lai Minna , Huang Sze-chi , Chen Tianen
Published: April 2023

We analyze the adverse impacts of extreme weather events, which frequently occur under the influence of climate change, on adolescents' mental health issues in Southern China. Further analyses on the effects of a tornado in Yancheng, Jiangsu province and posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) on adolescents are discussed in the paper. Potential solutions for treating mental illness include environmental improvements to upgrade psychological problems and psychological treatments to provide methods to decrease the impact of extreme weather events. The future implication and the expectation are discussed.
What Role does People's Acceptance and Agreement on Sexual Double Standard Play on Their Attitudes Toward Marriage? Examine From the Chinese Adults Perspectives
Authors: Li Xiang , Li Rongwei
Published: April 2023

The current research uniquely explores the relationship between the acceptance and agreement on sexual double standard (SDS) and the marriage attitudes. Under the circumstances of the declining marriage rate, this research helps to find out one of the possible causes behind this situation. The current study does a passive correlational design among a group of Chinese adults aged from 18 to 35 by asking them to answer the questionnaires. According to the results, there is a weak positive correlation which means people who agree and accept more on SDS will hold more positive attitudes toward marriage, the perception and desirability of people towards marriage (Wood, Avellar, & Goesling, 2008). The results indicate that the low acceptance and agreement on SDS leads to negative marriage attitudes which causes less people desire to get married.
The Twilight of Shenzhens Great Urban Village: Renovation of Baishizhou to Sustain Local Vitality and Improve Living Conditions
Authors: Yan Jiaxin , Wang Jiyan , Sun Yahan
Published: April 2023

This paper examines the ongoing demolition of Shenzhens largest urban village, Baizhizhou, where poor living conditions and local vitality coexist. We focus on peoples attitudes towards the demolition project and investigate how to renovate Baishizhou to enhance living conditions and sustain local vitality simultaneously. By conducting field research through surveys and interviews with current residents of Baishizhou, we find that people are concerned about their displacement and the disappearance of community culture. Also, people reckon natural lighting and overcrowdedness are the main needed-for-improvement aspects of their current living conditions. In discussion, we propose our replan of Baishizhou in zoning and architectural design to solve the issues we found. We believe that the renovation of Baishizhou should be both human-oriented and practicality centered, which would have multiple implications for the redevelopment of urban villages in modern China.
An Empirical Analysis of the Influence of Divorce Cooling-off Period on Divorce Rate in Chinese Context
Authors: Su Yujia
Published: April 2023

In 2020, the number of divorcees in China was as high as 3.733 million. The high divorce rate has become an unavoidable problem in today's society. Therefore, China officially implemented a cooling-off period policy for divorce in 2021, aiming to reduce the occurrence of impulsive divorces and lower the divorce rate by Increase the consideration time of the parties. Since its implementation, the policy has sparked heated discussions about its ethical and practical effects in China. This study focuses on the practical effects of divorce cooling-off period, and uses Ordinary Least Square (OLS) mixed multiple linear regression and other empirical tools to test the impact of divorce cooling-off period on divorce rate. The results show that the implementation of divorce cooling-off period has a significant effect on the decrease of divorce rate, however, the decrease regression coefficient is not large. It can be shown that in the context of China, the divorce cooling-off period plays a certain role and can be further implemented, but at the same time, more attention should be paid to its improvement. Subjective initiative should be exerted and external mediation mechanism should be added in the cooling-off period in order to achieve better results.
Exploration of Net Property Income in Different Regions
Authors: Li Yinuo , Zhang Weilin
Published: April 2023

Nowadays, people's life satisfaction largely depends on their net property income, and as the quality of life improves, people begin to focus on the management of their existing assets and formulate investment strategies. This paper uses SPSS 26 analysis software to analyze the income indicators and potential influencing factors collected from various provinces in China, and finds that education, urbanization level and CPI index have strong influence on investment strategies, providing policy guidelines for governments that wish to improve the living standards of their residents.
Do money and household registration determine a child's future?
Authors: Chen Wanyu
Published: April 2023

As a country with the largest population in the world, China has a large number of school-age children every year. The enrolment of these children deserves attention. Taking two typical areas of Beijing and Shenzhen as examples, this paper explores the internal causes and solutions of educational inequality by analyzing typical policies such as "high-priced school district housing" and "point admissions"
Research on the Ways the Big Data Affecting Youth and Its Impact on Society
Authors: Zhang Mengru
Published: April 2023

With the popularization of digital products, their functions improve all the time, not only just the performance of these products but also improved function via getting knowing more about users. This realization of acquiring familiarization with users belongs to the technique of analyzing big data. Naturally, teenagers serving as one of the main parts of various ages users must have been affected by the growth of the developing digital market in both positive and negative ways. When enjoying the convenience brought by it, teenagers also face the problems of leak privacy, being addicted to the Internet, and changed to be shallow. The essay discusses big data penetrates contemporary youth through fragmented time under Thumb culture by the data and characteristics of teenagers and interviewing high school students in Wuhan San new school. In the short run, teenagers keep enjoying the convenience brought by digital products and being addicted to them at the same time, while the long-term effects to them are related to their values, life goals, and economic development.
The Effects of Family Income Inequality and Race and Ethnicity on Students Attainment of Postsecondary Education in the U.S. During COVID-19
Authors: Wang Xihao
Published: April 2023

COVID-19 has taken a toll on the global economy. Researchers in the educational section have focused on the relationship between family income and childrens attainment of postsecondary education and the influence of race and ethnicity on family income and education in the context of COVID-19. This study tries to prove the associations among attainment of postsecondary education, family income, and race and ethnicity with quantitative data gathered from the US Census Bureau. This study finally proposes the possibility that there are some hidden factors, other than race and ethnicity, that affect family income and proves some of the existing associations such as the relationship between family income and attainment of postsecondary education. This study constructs a platform for future scholars to combine and discuss the essential and correlated attainment of postsecondary education, family income, and race and ethnicity as a whole.
Research on the Integrated Design of TOD and the Relationship with Urban Sustainable Development
Authors: Zhai Zhilin , Chen Yuzhou , Jing Zheng
Published: April 2023

This paper mainly discusses the urban TOD planning model and its relationship with urban sustainable development. Based on a comprehensive design study of three different urban cases, the article demonstrates the role of the TOD planning model in promoting sustainable development. Through the analysis of three typical examples in China and a series of urban planning theories, the article puts forward the content, internal connection, and practical effect of the integrated design of the subway station area. Taking Chongqing Longhu Light Year Project, Hangzhou Metro Citizen Center Station, and Beijing Metro Line 11 as research objects, we analyze the impact of function, traffic, and landscape integration. The rationality and status quo of such designs in urban planning are presented. The results show that the TOD planning model is a comprehensive strategy, which can promote sustainable development and solve many social problems in many aspects such as convenient transportation, social equity, economic development, and environmental protection.
Do Behaviors Related to Implicit Self-Esteem: A research on correlation of BIS/BAS and Implicit Self-Esteem
Authors: Qi ZiXuan
Published: April 2023

Background: The study is a transverse personality psychology study focuses on samples from China, including teenagers and adults age from fifteen to sixty. In this article we synthesize and evaluate results of correlations between implicit self-esteem and behaviors of one specific life time period of more than one hundred people. Method: A narrative review of implicit self-esteem, behavioral activation system (BAS), behavioral inhibition system (BIS), the name letter effect, 24 scale survey, and self-association with environment of motives. The name letter effect can examine implicit self-esteem in the form of questionnaires, exploiting the principle that people tend to prefer letters belonging to own initial and/or family name above not-own name letters. Results: The statistic results are consistent with our hypothesis. People who tend to favor initial letters of their own or family while letters having less correlation with them or graded lower have higher BAS level and lower BIS level, vice versa. This indicates implicit self-esteem in crucial to how people will react when facing different situations like depression, scolding, or praising. Conclusion: Two hypothesis of the study are all confirmed. a) Higher implicit self-esteem leads to higher BAS levels, b) lower implicit self-esteem leads to higher BIS levels. However, the second conclusion is to a less degree, in other words, the dependency is lower between implicit self-esteem and BIS levels.
Different Forms of Privacy Leakage in News Reports Cause Public Opinion
Authors: Teng Ge , Zhang Yuhan
Published: April 2023

Since the 19th century, the increasing development of media and the Internet around the world has spawned the emergence of new media. From the official media responsible for disseminating the country's political news, it gradually evolved into a variety of media that enriched people's entertainment life and spiritual needs. The development of various types of media focuses on different aspects, resulting in different types of news reporting models. In recent years, with the continuous development of the Internet, media and mainstream media have different emphases on the news reports of the same event. Meantime, the issue of privacy leakage in different forms of news reports has also attracted people's attention. The leakage of too private privacy has led to changes in the public opinion environment, and some people have even suffered cyber violence as a result. This paper aimed to study the different forms of privacy leakage in news reports. After studying the different effects on people by different forms of privacy leakage and analyzing relative cases recently, researchers found that those leakages from various forms exactly will cause peoples psychological anxiety.