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Avaliação dos múltiplos ciclos de congelamento e descongelamento na estabilidade dos soros para a detecção de anticorpos anti-HIV
Authors: Castejón Márcia Jorge , Yamashiro Rosemeire , Oliveira Camila Cardoso de , Olivieri José Carlos , Oliveira Carmem Aparecida de Freitas , Ueda Mirthes
Published: October 2023

No presente estudo foi investigado o impacto dos múltiplos ciclos de congelamento e descongelamento na estabilidade das amostras de soro estocadas a -20 °C quanto à reatividade de anticorpos anti-HIV. As amostras analisadas foram provenientes de painéis de soros (constituídos de amostras anti-HIV positivo e negativo), produzidos no Centro de Imunologia – Instituto Adolfo Lutz (IAL), os quais têm sido material de referência para o preparo de amostras do controle de qualidade interno de testes imunodiagnósticos de HIV/Aids. A avaliação da estabilidade dos soros foi efetuada por meio de ELISA/EIA, Western blot e imunofluorescência indireta, em amostras submetidas a 11 consecutivos ciclos de congelamento e descongelamento, que variaram de 7 a 60 ciclos. Nenhum efeito estatisticamente significante na reatividade dos anticorpos específicos foi observado. Portanto, o procedimento de congelamento e descongelamento, em até 60 ciclos, não causou efeitos adversos na reatividade das amostras de soro positivas para detecção de anticorpos anti-HIV, sem ocorrência de reações falso-negativas, tampouco de resultados falso-positivos em amostras negativas para HIV.
Teacher Value Profile in a National Context
Authors:   Sofia University, Davidkov Tsvetan , Tsvetanska Silvia ,   Sofia University
Published: October 2023

The paper presents data from a study of Bulgarian teachers' value orientations towards their work based on a sample of 401 professionals who come from different locations and school types. The data obtained are contrasted and comperatively analysed with data collected using the same methodology among a group of 2651 respondents from various professional fields in a national context. This is the first time that a study of this nature has been conducted in Bulgaria. The value profile of the teachers generally coincides with that of the general population. Additionally, there are some particularities that inspire fresh study inquiries. The results of the research allow to draw conclusions about the value dimensions of the teacher's work. The data verifies certain recent patterns of a growing interest in teaching jobs due to competitive advantages
Satellite Monitors Cranes Migrating from Siberia
Authors: Ellis David H. , Markin Uri
Published: October 2023

The authors worked on thesatellite telemetry project to study the migration route of the Eurasian Crane in 1990. They successfully installed the satellite monitoring backpacks on three Cranes and tracked the migration through computers at NASA. The methodology and challengesfaced by the researchers in the marshes alongthe Kunovat river in northwestern Siberia is described at length in thisarticle.
Study on Curriculum Management Model of Shanghai International High School
Authors: Tan Wenwen
Published: October 2023

Along with the development of globalization in society and the economy, international education has become an important bridge between domestic and foreign exchange of talented people. However, the Chinese educational management systems are not sound. To improve their ability to study independently and adapt to the new situation, we need to innovate and reform the teaching management model of international schools. Shanghai makes an evaluation of its international course establishment and management. This paper probes into the major problems in the course establishment and management and gives some suggestions on how to optimize the international course setup and implement management for Shanghai International Curriculum Design and Execution Management.
A Breakthrough in the Traditional Combination of Psychology and Interaction Design ---- Wearable Devices
Authors: Zhang Lingxiao
Published: October 2023

Wearable devices are currently mostly used in the medical field to monitor the physical condition of humans, but little study is known on the mental level. This article focuses on the implications of applying wearable devices to contemporary design and art, and how wearable devices can care for the spiritual aspect of the wearer. For achieving this, it is essential to invite the audience to participate in the design process, to consider and discuss an idealized design product together, and to move away from design to solve the needs of human life. The study received positive feedback from participants through case studies and a self-practice component. It can be concluded that wearable devices targeting the traditional healthcare industry have become the traditional way of healthcare, society and individuals should turn their attention to human consciousness, psychological interactions and how to deal with tricky intimate relationships.
Research on Positive Emotions Used on Relieve Social Anxiety and Academic Stress for High School Student
Authors: Xu Yirong
Published: October 2023

High school students generally have high stress levels, which is mainly reflected in the high academic stress level and anxiety in social environment in school. And it is difficult for high school students to adjust emotion, so the aim is to find out which stress and anxiety that high school students actually suffer from, and then to identify causes, helping high school students to cope with these stress and anxiety. The conclusion is that high school students should be given some advices, providing professional guidance and comprehensive help from the perspective of positive emotions.
Do Robots Have Soul? A Study over the Influence of Social Ecology over Robotic Design
Authors: Yiling Chen
Published: October 2023

In real life, we always see some cute and harmless robots that interact with us like animals or humans. Social ecology embeds the fundamentals of techno-animistic thinking in different societies and lead to the variances of technological design on robotic features. Techno-animism denotes the formation of human cognition towards technological creations. In this regard, this paper discusses the impact of human cognition on the design of robots.
The International Process of Euthanasia Legislation Based on a Comparative Law Perspective
Authors: Xu Weizhuo
Published: October 2023

The question of whether euthanasia is a means for the elimination of misfeasance has always been the focus of international attention and difficulty. Traditional studies on euthanasia have been devoted to exploring the rationality as well as the legality of euthanasia. Meanwhile, the legislative techniques of euthanasia were explored on the basis of the existing studies on euthanasia. Instead, this paper is dedicated to examining the reasons inherent in the legality of euthanasia in various countries. The current international situation with regard to euthanasia legislation was presented, and the background of countries in the world that currently have euthanasia legislation and their legal documents were described. The underlying reasons for the different attitudes towards euthanasia in countries with different development models were analyzed by comparing the attitudes towards euthanasia in developing and developed countries without euthanasia legislation, as well as the relevant drafts, proposals, and cases, and the corresponding recommendations were proposed to promote the way forward for euthanasia legislation in China. It is concluded that different factors, such as the economy, religion, and social risk-taking, have different influences on attitudes towards euthanasia in countries with different development models. For euthanasia legislation in mainland China, it is suggested that corresponding legislative proposals should be made in both substantive and procedural aspects, with Chinas national conditions taken into account.
Evaluating the Program of Strengthening Basic Disciplines from Different Perspectives --Based on Perspectives from Sociology, Pedagogy and Economics
Authors: Zhang Zhihao
Published: October 2023

College entrance examination has always been a controversial issue in Chinese education. Many people complain that it was not fair to decide which university to attend only on the score of one test, which lacked the comprehensive quality consideration of students. Therefore, in recent years, China changed the method of university admission. Instead of the policy of independent enrollment, China launched a policy named Program of Strengthening Basic Disciplines. Students who sign up for the policy will travel to specific top universities for written tests and interviews. Students who do well in both tests are given the privilege of being admitted to the university at a lower cut-off point. While getting into the college ultimately depends on how well students do in the college entrance examination, the inclusion of college interviews and written tests have made the whole admissions process more thorough and fairer. Because of the outbreak of Covid-19 in Shanghai, the author was unable to travel for field trips or interviews. Therefore, this paper will analyze the advantages and disadvantages of Program of Strengthening Basic Disciplines from the perspective of multiple disciplines based on the network data and existing papers. Program of Strengthening Basic Disciplines has been implemented for only two years, but its advantages are significant. However, there are still some potential risks worth noting. Therefore, this paper will try to find a better improvement direction for the program through an in-depth analysis of it.
An Educational Virtual Reality Game from an Embodied Cognitive Perspective -Take the Game Poetry as an Example
Authors: Kong Zihan
Published: October 2023

With the rapid development of virtual reality (VR) technology, it has become a trend to apply VR technology to assist teaching in the field of education. At present, the learning of traditional poetry is often in the form of book learning. The lack of physical and sensory interaction in the learning process leads to a lack of initiative and enthusiasm for learning, resulting in low learning efficiency. Based on this background, this paper develops a poetry learning game based on VR technology, which creates interactive scenarios based on the depiction of poems and allows users to learn poems in an immersive experience. Users can complete their poetry learning objectives by experiencing the games plots and completing game tasks. Based on embodied cognition theory, the game applies the strong sense of presence and immersion of VR technology to enhance the interaction between the users body and the poetry scene, thus improving the users knowledge and understanding of the poetry, deepening their memory of the poetry and enabling them to learn in a more effective and interesting form. The game uses Cinema4D to design and model the poetry scenes and the game engine Unity to realize the interaction with the user. Through the study of the game scenes and user evaluation, the experimental results show that the game achieves the design purpose and has an application value.
Multidimensional Analysis of Continuation Writings by Chinese Learners of English Across Different Proficiency Levels
Authors: Zhou Nanxi
Published: October 2023

This study used multidimensional analysis to investigate whether English learners writing features vary significantly across their proficiency levels in the continuation writing task. Writings were collected from 30 Chinese high-school English learners, who were divided into three proficiency groups based on their writing scores. Their writing texts were analyzed by using Multidimensional Analysis Tagger (MAT 1.3). The results showed that three groups varied significantly in the dimensions of formality and abstractness of their writings. These two dimensions are related to the proportion of nouns and conjunctions in writings. Writings by higher proficiency students were more formal and abstract because of higher proportions of nouns and conjunctions than those by intermediate and low proficiency students. The results indicate that teachers can improve students writing performance by introducing some formal words and conjunctions to students.
Research on the Influence of Parental Behavior on Childrens Social Media Addiction
Authors: Ma Liyun
Published: October 2023

Adolescents who are addicted to social media may trigger anxiety, depression, and lack of sleep. Researches have been studied the factors that might affect adolescents social media addiction, such as lower self-control, stress, fear of missing out. However, it has been less investigated if parents who play a crucial role in adolescents daily life affect adolescents social media addiction. Therefore, this study is focused on the factors affecting adolescents social media addiction from parents perspective. In other words, if parents behavior is related to the level of adolescents social media addiction will be examined. This study used a survey method with a sample of 48 parents. It was confirmed that parents providing offline entertainment and social interaction chances to children is negatively related to adolescents addiction. Parents guiding children to apply self-controlled is negatively related to adolescents addiction. In addition, the time that parents spend with children and the relationship between parents and children are negatively related to adolescents addiction.
Chinese Higher Education in the First Year of COVID-19: Policy Changes and Students Perspectives
Authors: Huang Yuqi
Published: October 2023

This study, which focuses on higher education policies and students opinions of higher education during this time, is set in China during the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. The investigation of Chinas higher education policy change at the start of the COVID-19 epidemic (2020) and a comparison of various educational models are the main goals of this study (mainly online and offline). The researcher collected 138 questionnaires via the internet from students at all levels of higher education across China, and this data was collated and analysed. The researcher found that participants were subjectively more likely to believe that COVID-19 was detrimental to their learning. Also, specific similarities and differences between online and offline courses were summarised from the participants descriptions. In terms of correlation, the study found a positive correlation between students equipment and adaptability. Regarding the education policy section, the study found a clear policy shift in Chinese universities in 2020, mainly in the first half of the year when most universities implemented a policy of conducting all online courses, while in the second half of the year the opposite was true, with most universities changing back to all on-campus learning.
Study on Status and Challenges of Chinas Double-Reduction Policy
Authors: Ding Yunjing
Published: October 2023

Along with the rapid development of the Chinese economy and growing competition for higher education under 21st-century education reforms, the Double Reduction (Shuang Jian) policy was recently introduced by the government authorities as a measure to effectively reduce the education-related burden on Chinese families. This education policy focused specifically on reducing the amount of off-campus tutoring and in-school workload as well as great attention to students quality-oriented education. In addition, the paper will analyse the emerging challenges faced by this implementation of educational reform. On one hand, the government and educational institutions should shed light on the increasing burden on teachers and parents. On the other hand, the policy also gives rise to the potential deterioration of education equity through shadow education. By including relative research papers from wide interests, this analysis paper will take into consideration both qualitative and quantitative studies. The paper aims to discuss the background and status quo of the Double Reduction policy, focusing on the implications of the policy centred on the Chinese exam-oriented education environment and fierce competition in entrance examinations among Chinese schools.
Research on the Mental Health of International Students in College
Authors: Lin Jiaying
Published: October 2023

In the context of increasing rates of mental illness among college students worldwide, this study examines the mental health of international students. Previous research indicated that international students had more stressors and worse mental health conditions than domestic students in college. This study compared international and domestic undergraduate students at New York University in their COVID-19 burnout levels and hopelessness levels through a correlational study. However, the results showed that international students had significantly lower COVID-19 burnout levels and similar hopelessness levels as domestic students. The factors for the inconsistency between previous research and the correlational study and suggestions for international students mental health were discussed in the study.
The Impact of Early Sexual Activities to Mental Health for Adolescents
Authors: Shi Zhao
Published: October 2023

The initiation of sexual activity in adolescents at an early age could not only cause reproductive problems, such as unintended pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections, but also hinder the normal development of mental well-being. As puberty is an important stage of biological and psychological changes for teenagers, special attention needs to be paid to the psychological development of adolescents. This article focuses on how the sexual activities of teenagers impact mental development, and analyses it from behavioural, biological, social, and psychological perspectives. Besides, this paper suggests interventions at the family, community, and school levels to better help children with increasing the awareness of sexual education and psychological cognition.
Advocacy of Northern Education in the Context of Multiculturalism and Religion
Authors: Li Tengcong
Published: October 2023

With the development of the global economy and communication, the world has become a whole. The exchange and integration of different cultures will inevitably lead to higher requirements for education in the new era. In the face of increasingly complex cultural exchange phenomena and the emergence of new cultural phenomena, the formulation and research of educational policies under this background are of great significance. This paper analyzes and recommends educational policy, educational focus, and teacher training programs in the new era from the perspectives of multicultural education and religious education. This paper emphasizes the viewpoint of religious education in the context of multiculturalism and advocates for corresponding educational policy. The development of the teaching force, the creation of educational policy, and the challenge of educational equity are the key issues that governments of all nations face in the face of cultural interactions and collisions in the context of globalization. Applying the concept of diversity in practice, placing a high value on the effects of various cultural differences, and developing diverse, individualized, and localized policies and procedures are important components of the solution.
Employment for College Graduates under COVID-19 in China: Vocational Education Should Take a More Important Role
Authors: Zhai Zimu
Published: October 2023

The issues affecting college undergraduates in terms of job choice and employment are increasingly complicated and pressing in the COVID-19 age. Among these, elements relating to career planning have drawn increased focus. This paper mainly discusses the career planning education for college graduates under COVID-19 period in China, it offers focused solutions including enhancing systematization, upgrading faculty teams, psychological interventions, and improving course applicability based on questionnaires and literature reviews. Interpretation of the current situation of domestic career education based on research and comparison of domestic and foreign career education models are provided to improve domestic career education, and to enhance the current situation of college students employment problems.
Review of Therapy for GAD
Authors: Long Siwei
Published: October 2023

Generalized anxiety disorder (GAD), a chronic anxiety disorder characterized by persistent significant nervousness, autonomic nervous function excitement and excessive vigilance, is the most common anxiety disorder. With the deepening of research, people have a profound understanding of the causes and mechanisms of GAD and for patients with GAD, and there are systematic treatments based on series of clinical evidence and meta-analysis. This article will start with some mainstream treatment methods including CBT, DBT and medication therapy, commonly used in clinical practice, compare their feedback, and discuss their advantages and disadvantages.
Bipolar Disorder and Antidepressant Associated Hypomania
Authors: Li Xiaorui
Published: October 2023

The impact of antidepressant associated hypomania on monomanic depression and its relationship to bipolar disorder. This review attempts to investigate and review current research on bipolar disorder diagnosis, the neurobiological mechanisms of antidepressant-associated hypomania, risk factors, and how to manage the occurrence of this condition. Bipolar disorder is a widespread, debilitating, recurrent, variable-severity mental health condition in which the patient exhibits two different states and unpredictable mood switching. Mania, hypomania, mixed states, depression, and depression interspersed with moments of relative health are the stages of the disorder. Early identification of bipolar disorder can improve prognosis. Patients with monophasic episodes are uncommon, as the clinical manifestation of bipolar illness is unpredictable. Throughout their lives, individuals with bipolar disorder alternate between episodes of mania or hypomania and depression. Depressive episodes in bipolar disorder are referred to as bipolar depression, and the underlying core symptom is depressed mood, which are essentially identical to the diagnostic criteria and clinical symptoms of uniphasic depression, so there is a high risk of misdiagnosis during the initial visit. Patients often choose to seek specialist help during depressive episodes, and this can lead to a tendency to overlook whether a patient has bipolar disorder. Antidepressant monotherapy is contraindicated for hypomanic episodes. Antidepressants tend to induce hypomanic and manic episodes, a phenomenon known as antidepressant-associated hypomania (AAH). All antidepressant drugs may cause mania. One is drug induced mania; The other is considered a potential bipolar disorder. There is a high co-occurrence of psychiatric disorders, but only bipolar disorder, monophasic depression, and antidepressant-induced hypomanic episodes are discussed here.
A Study on the Influencing Factors of Deaf Peoples Medical Behavior and Attitude in Shanghai
Authors: Li Jiacheng
Published: October 2023

During an emergency medical treatment experience, one of our team members saw a deaf person with heart discomfort who could not express his condition to the doctor and felt anxious and helpless and thus began to pay attention to the medical treatment of deaf people. In the preliminary research, the team found that the medical treatment process and experience of deaf people are inconvenient. Some deaf people show more negative medical treatment behavior and attitude. Therefore, on this basis, the research question of this paper is further proposed: what are the difficulties and obstacles existing in the current medical treatment of deaf people? What factors influence the medical treatment behavior and attitude of deaf people? Taking the deaf-dumb people in Shanghai as the research target, this paper conducts a relevant investigation utilizing a questionnaire, semi-structured interview, and participatory observation. A total of 148 questionnaires were collected, and ten deaf patients, volunteers, and professionals from deaf organizations were interviewed for interviewing method. The team members also launched a participatory observation by volunteering at the deaf and hard-of-hearing outpatient clinic. This study found that some deaf people in Shanghai have negative attitudes and behaviors toward medical treatment, mainly manifested as reluctance to see a doctor in time, fear of going to the hospital, and distrust of the medical system and doctors. The main reasons for this problem are as follows: poor communication quality, low self-confidence, poor financial conditions, doctors negative attitudes, unavailability of voice services, and lack of volunteers. With the development of digital media in recent years, the difficulties in diagnosing and treating deaf patients have been alleviated.
An Analysis of Mental Illnesses among People after COVID-19
Authors: Wan Haman
Published: October 2023

Under the large uncertainty and unknown condition all over the world, a growing number of people are developing mental illnesses after COVID-19. Anxiety, major depression disorder, eating disorder, and Post-traumatic stress disorder, all of these mental disorders are collected for the majority of mental illnesses after COVID-19. The primary aim of this paper was to determine the prevalence, causes, effects, and treatments among mental illness patients after COVID-19. By reviewing the paper that has been published, it is nearly certain that psychological disorders will occur after suffering traumatic events and the outbreak of COVID-19, which is seen as one of the most serious pandemics in the world in the last few decades, a number of populations are undergoing a high level of psychological illness. Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing therapy can be one of the great therapies to treat mental illnesses after COVID-19. According to a study, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing treatment can greatly affect traumatic memories for psychological patients. After COVID-19, a growing number of populations become infected with mental disorders, therefore, the causes and some effective treatments are required. Especially those who have a previous history of psychological disorders might need some specialized intervention.
Efficacy of Acupuncture in Clinic Treatment of Generalized Anxiety Disorder --A Meta-Analysis
Authors: Lu Danni
Published: October 2023

Objective: Evaluate the clinical effect of acupuncture on generalized anxiety disorder. Methods: Nine databases, including CNKI, Wanfang, Web of Science, and PubMed, were searched for this study. A randomized controlled trial (RCT) of acupuncture for generalized anxiety disorder was selected for inclusion in the study. Hamilton Anxiety Scale, self-Assessment Scale of Anxiety, and clinical treatment effects were Meta-analysed using the dedicated statistical analysis software RevMan version 5.3. Results: According to the comparison of Self-Anxiety Scale scores and Hamilton Anxiety Inventory of treatment in the acupuncture and medication groups, acupuncture was more effective than medication in the clinical treatment of generalized anxiety disorder. Discussion: Although the limited amount of included literature and the high level of bias affected the quality of the analysis, this study could still provide evidence that acupuncture plays a prominent role in the clinical treatment of generalized anxiety disorder.
Impact of Insomnia on Humans and Measures
Authors: Chen Sile , Fu Jiawen , Lin Anqi
Published: October 2023

With the expansion of the insomnia community and the rise in consumption levels, the sleep economy is growing rapidly, and more people are demanding solutions to their insomnia. This article analyses the causes and effects of insomnia, also measures to address the problem. The causes of insomnia are broadly divided into three parts, namely mental illness, physical and medication factors. If insomnia is left unresolved for a long time, the patients physical and emotional well-being can be seriously affected. Medication is obviously the most effective measure for insomnia, but because of its side effects, non-pharmacological measures have been developed to improve it. The purpose of this article is to provide a better understanding of the causes and effects of insomnia, as well as a summary of previous research into the treatment of insomnia, so that readers can gain a more intuitive understanding of the subject and save time searching for information.
Professional Development of Kindergarten Teachers in China from 2012 to 2022 A Bibliometric Analysis
Authors: Su Fengqixuan
Published: October 2023

This present study is based on a sample of 308 research papers on the professional development of kindergarten teachers (PDKT) collected by China National Knowledge Infrastructure (CNKI) from 2012 to 2022. CiteSpace software is used to conduct bibliometric and visualization analysis on the PDKT in China. The research results show that the number of literatures on the PDKT in China presents an uneven overall growth trend. However, the research subjects have not yet formed a close academic team, and the degree of academic consensus in the field is still low. The high-frequency keywords in the research on the PDKT are rural areas, kindergarten-based teaching and research, and narrative research. Case studies, key event studies, novice teacher and teacher learning communities on kindergarten teachers will be the focus of future research. On this basis, the present study makes five recommendations for future research: future research needs to strengthen the cooperation between researchers and institutions; strengthen the research on kindergarten teachers' professional development strategies, evaluation systems and teacher growth path; pay attention to rural areas and novice teachers; increase micro research and empirical research on teachers in education and teaching activities; and unify and deepen the details of future chart analysis using CiteSpace.
Research on the Advantages and Disadvantages of Cramming Education
Authors: Yuan Ming
Published: October 2023

With the rapid development of China's economy and technology, China's educational goals have also changed. Similarly, teaching methods should also change with the change of educational objectives. This paper mainly studies the advantages and disadvantages of cramming. Through the analysis of existing literature and data, it can be found that the disadvantages of cramming education include killing students' interest and curiosity, leading to their resistance to learning, and harming students' health; The advantage of cramming education lies in its help for exam-oriented education, thus it is very suitable for our national conditions now as well as its effective help for knowledge accumulation. In view of this, it may be concluded that cramming does more harm than good and is not suitable to achieve our future educational goals.
The Use and Effect of VRET on Post-traumatic Stress Disorder
Authors: Dan Zheng Ao
Published: October 2023

With the gradual increase in the number of patients with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, Virtual Reality-based Exposure Therapy has also started using progressively. This article explores how the virtual reality exposure therapy (VRET) technique has been used to treat Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder with success, by introducing the causes of it and how virtual reality can be used in treating it, reviewing a variety of experiments which applied VRET to different PTSD patients. It also focused on the comparison between VRET with other therapies and the different effects of VR therapy in different traumas. The end result is that although the technique is very effective for the patient, the therapist still has to choose the right treatment for the patient. Based on the specific causes of PTSD, Virtual Reality technology, or VR is more convenient since its effective uses of modern technology, and safer treatment methods. It should be promoted to more clinical applications.
The Influence of College Students Attitude of Choosing Educational Improvement on Academic Performance The Mediating Role of Achievement Motivation and Learning Initiative
Authors: Liu Yixian , Luo Ziyuan , Wang Jiayu
Published: October 2023

With the improvement of Chinas education penetration rate, The average education level of people is rising. The majority of students are satisfied to have finished the required schooling stage and wish to pursue higher education by working toward a bachelors, masters, or doctoral degree. According to psychologys theory of motivation, motivation mostly takes the form of a personal desire or purpose to work toward a certain objective. It means that people will behave differently at different levels of self-awareness to pursue a certain expected purpose. As a result, learning motivation has a significant impact on college students academic success. Junior students academic success is also somewhat influenced by their attitude toward improving their academic credentials. Based on that, this research collects information by issuing questionnaires and collecting data and then uses SPSS statistical software to conduct reliability and validity testing and related regression analysis on the surveyed data. The results reveal that growth motivation and learning initiative play a mediating role in the impact of school admission status on academic performance. This research helps to guide students to set goals, improve students learning motivation, improve the quality of university education, and ensure better professionalism and development of college students.
The Influence of Family Environment on Secondary School Students' Academic Performance
Authors: Huang Jinyuan , Li Wanze , Liu Can
Published: October 2023

Secondary school students are in the developmental stage of adolescence. While the academic performance of secondary school students is very important to every student, the family environment is an important factor that affects academic performance. Therefore, the research topic of this paper is the influence of the family environment on secondary school students' academic performance. This paper is about the influence of family environment on secondary school students' academic performance. The research method of this paper is as follows: firstly, this paper use questionnaire survey to collect data, and secondly, this paper use the research method of quantitative analysis to study the data. This study is conducted on Chinese secondary school students and focuses on the influence of the family environment on the academic performance of secondary school students in various aspects. This study suggests several aspects to improve secondary school students' academic performance from both the perspective of the family environment and the student. The result of this study is that the family environment is influenced not only by family relationships, family income, and parent-student relationships, but also by the parenting style of the student. In the future, this paper will broaden the scope to find more factors that can influence students' performance and give a theoretical basis for the design of teaching methods. Parents should pay more attention to their students' learning, teach them according to their abilities, and adopt different discipline methods for students with different personalities.
Causes and Treatment of Bipolar Disorder
Authors: Chu Yuhan
Published: October 2023

Bipolar disorder is a psychological illness that is directly associated to suicide and is marked by episodes of manic or hypomanic periods and depressed. Suicidal conduct in people with bipolar illness has a highly complicated pathophysiological basis and closely related to psychosocial factors, genes, environment, etc. This article examines the influencing factors of physiology and psychology and the common psychotherapeutic approaches used to treat bipolar disorder, comprising psycho-educational interventions, interpersonal and social rhythm therapy, and family therapy, and cognitive behavioral therapy. The present urges people with bipolar disorder require psychosocial counseling in addition to pharmacological therapy. Several bipolar illness therapies have both advantages and disadvantages, which are currently debatable, and it is challenging to come to reliable conclusions from pertinent research. There is still a need for further future evidence-based medical research to support drug and psychotherapy treatments for bipolar disorder. Large sample studies in natural scenarios may be one of the future research directions.
Current Practical Progress and Dilemmas in the Study of Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder
Authors: Cai Dixian
Published: October 2023

Premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PPD) refers to a range of symptoms which are related to the menstrual cycle, which is not only accompanied by severe physical symptoms, but often by severe emotional symptoms as well. This can have a serious impact not only on the patient's daily life, but also on the social costs. To date, however, the etiology of this disorder is not well understood and there are not very accurate, objective diagnostic methods or universally applicable special treatment options. This article aims to summaries some of the research literature relating to the etiology, diagnosis and treatment of PPD, over the last approximately 15 years, with a view to providing some insight into future research on PDD. The etiology of PDD may be related to 5-HT, GABAergic dysregulation and abnormal response of GABAA receptors to allopregnanolone. PDDs diagnosis relies primarily on a number of scale assessments and information from medical history and physical examination. Common first and second line treatment options are antidepressants and oral contraceptives (OCs) respectively. Symptoms of PDD can also be reduced with some psychosocial treatment.
University Students Adult Attachment and Love Conflict Coping Strategies: Study on the Relationship with Love Satisfaction
Authors: Zhao Fengming
Published: October 2023

With the development of The Times, the change in university students love situation is an important entry point in the study of an intimate relationships. In this study, a questionnaire survey of 320 University students and 5 University students showed that the overall level of love satisfaction was high, but the avoidance and anxiety of adult attachment were generally high. Love conflict coping strategies have a significant impact on the love satisfaction of university students and have a certain intermediary role in the relationship between adult attachment and love satisfaction of university students. Therefore, constructive communication is one of the effective ways to improve University students love satisfaction, which is conducive to the healthy development of University students love psychology.
Damage Compensation and Protection of Rights in Environmental Health Torts -- Based on the Principle of Priority of Health Right in Environmental Law
Authors: Liu Zhizhi
Published: October 2023

The analysis of the correlation between human beings and the natural environment shows that the natural environment is the foundation of the right to health, and from the perspective of environmental law, the latter leads to the notion of Priority of Health Right, which must be institutionalized in order to truly implant it into the teleological dimension of environmental law, so that it can become a working principle that unifies the legislative notion and judicial practice, thus realizing the protection of public health rights. In order to apply and implement the principle of priority of health right, this paper focuses on the litigation system of eco-environmental damage compensation, and proposes an optimal path to strengthen the protection of public health rights from two perspectives: the standardization of the appraisal system and the elaboration of moral damage.
A Review of the Impact of Bipolar Disorder on Working Performance
Authors: He Yinuo
Published: October 2023

While the symptoms of bipolar disorder (BD) have been recognized for centuries, only recently has attention been directed towards comprehensively understanding the conditions impact on everyday functioning, especially the research on bipolar patients real-life application in working environment are limited. Despite its significance, the effect of BD on work performance is frequently disregarded or inadequately quantified. Work functioning encompasses an individuals ability to acquire and maintain paid employment as well as engage in meaningful work that aligns with their educational background, skills, aspirations, and expectations. The quality of life in terms of ones health, ones ability to function physically and socially, ones ability to get employment, and ones ability to produce at work are all known to be significantly impacted by BD. Our study aimed to investigate how a specific aspect of executive functioning (EF) in individuals with BD influences work efficiency. The Result demonstrates that Bipolar illness significantly impairs functional abilities as well as work-related outcomes like productivity and job success. BD has a more significant negative impact on outcomes linked to the workplace than depression alone. It is crucial to remember that BD can also be linked to good qualities like creativity, resiliency, and high levels of energy.
How to Improve Garbage Classification in Chinese Universities - Based on the Smith Model
Authors: Shen Yiya
Published: October 2023

In 2017, the Chinese State Council issued the Implementation Plan for Domestic Waste Classification System, mandating waste classification in 46 pilot areas. This led to further development of garbage classification management in Chinese universities. However, most research on garbage classification management in universities has focused solely on education. Using the Smith model for analysis from a public policy perspective, this study identifies four problems with garbage classification management in Chinese universities at all levels: (1) idealistic policies require a long period of practice and a perfect system to be implemented in universities, (2) the old system of implementing agencies hinders the implementation of new policies, (3) the government and universities do not prioritize follow-up policy implementation environments, and (4) there are significant differences in the recognition of the target group. This study proposes three suggestions for the government, society, and schools to address these problems. The government should increase research and development of related public infrastructure, society should unite various social actors to jointly shape a good environment for garbage classification, and schools should guide students to take collective responsibility for garbage classification. Thus, this study proposes a new perspective for the research on garbage classification management in Chinese universities from the perspective of garbage classification policy.
The Connection Between Undergraduates' Academic Self-efficacy, Anxiety, and Sleep Quality
Authors: Jia Juanrong
Published: October 2023

The increasing pressure on university students has led to gradually higher levels of sleep problems and anxiety, which adversely affects the development of their self-efficacy. This study applied anxiety as a mediating variable to examine the intrinsic link between sleep quality and academic self-efficacy. Questionnaires were collected from 245 university students based on the Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Indicator Scale(PSQI), Generalized Anxiety Disorder Scale(GAD-7) and Academic Self-efficacy Scale(ASE). There were no gender significant differences in all three areas from the result. Academic self-efficacy was negatively correlated with anxiety and sleep quality significantly. Anxiety acted as a partial mediator between sleep quality and academic self-efficacy, with an effect size of 33.9%. As a result, sleep quality can be influential in academic self-efficacy, both directly and indirectly through anxiety. The contribution of this paper is to inspire schools to set their sight on the sleep and psychological situation of university students and diversify activities on campus to relieve stress.
Investigating on the Relationship Between Social Media Use and Adolescent Loneliness
Authors: Huang Zengke
Published: October 2023

In contemporary times, the utilization of social media by adolescents has raised significant concerns and apprehensions among both societal and familial circles. Extensive research has consistently shown that the usage of social media by teenagers is closely linked to the emergence of loneliness, thereby establishing a conclusive association between the two phenomena. However, these findings need to provide directional evidence to prove a decisive causal relationship between the two directly. This study examines the association between teenagers use of social media and loneliness in terms of frequency of social media use, age, gender, usage patterns, motivation, and platform of use, as well as a summary of the roles of various contributing factors. This research claims that social media use and loneliness are bidirectional and dynamic. Among the population of adolescents, the motivation and manner in which they use social media can influence whether they benefit from social media use or whether it continues to deepen their feelings of isolation.
The Influence of Chinese Parenting on Adolescent Pro-social Behavior
Authors: Chen Junyi , Wang Jiaying
Published: October 2023

Since teenagers tend to behave treasonably in their adolescence, researchers are more likely to focus on their problem behaviors, which neglect their pro-social behavior. However, instead of solving and dealing with the problems they currently faced, it is much more significant to promote the development of pro-social behavior positive in their adolescence. This article reviews previous literature and organizes the influence of pro-social behavior on adolescents through parenting in various scales and concludes mediation and moderation. The main arguments of this paper are: 1) divided parenting into parenting style and parenting behavior and defined pro-social behavior; 2) compared different influences on pro-social behavior by scales of parenting behavior and parenting style in different dimensions; 3) discussed the mediation and moderation between parenting and pro-social behavior. This article finds that positive parenting can greatly benefit adolescents pro-social behavior, and also inspires researchers to focus more on factors, such as gender differences, single parents, and the system of the whole family, which can influence the development of pro-social behavior by parenting differently.
The Influence of Parental Rearing Styles on Adolescents Psychological Development
Authors: Zeng Zhen
Published: October 2023

This research focuses on the importance of adolescent psychological development. Parents play an essential role in the growth of adolescents, and their parenting styles have a prominent impact on their mental health, self-emotional control, social adaptability, and academic performance. Different parenting styles function differently in their physical and mental development. This article adopts the method of literature review to conduct a retrospective analysis of previous studies on the effects of parental rearing style on the psychological development of adolescents. Parents who use critical parenting styles are more likely to lead to psychological problems such as depression in adolescents. Moreover, parents who habitually refuse or overprotect their children are also associated with high anxiety levels and negative emotions in adolescents. Positive parenting will enable adolescents to develop their self-efficacy and social adaptability better. On the contrary, authoritarian or neglectful parents will cause adolescents a greater chance of imbalance in their psychological development. The active participation of parents in parenting can also promote the academic participation of adolescents and affect their academic performance. This review provides insights into how parents can adopt effective parenting styles to promote the psychological development of adolescents in reality.