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The Relationship of Social Economic Status and Obesity Among Adolescents
Authors: Xie Zhaoyang
Published: June 2023

This paper discusses the impact on adolescent obesity from the perspectives of subjective social economic status (SSES) and objective social economic status (OSES). It is found that both types of social economic statuses were negatively associated with obesity, which is mean that higher social economic status (SES) is a protective factor of obesity. By reviewing previous relevant literature, this paper further found that: (1) External environment (e.g., community) and personal SES can interacted predict the obesity; (2) Childhood social economic status may lead to obesity by affecting cognitive function; (3) Life history theory and energy balance theory can explain the association between subjective social economic status and obesity. There is a certain difference between SSES and OSES, and it is recommended both of them need to be used at the same time in one research. Further research is needed on the underlying mechanisms of social economic status and obesity, as well as longitudinal research and intervention experiments. This paper provides methods and reference for researchers to understand the association between obesity and two types of social economic status among adolescents.
The Effect of Gender on Math Performance -- Research based on College Advanced Mathematics Scores
Authors: Ji Herong , Li Siyu
Published: June 2023

The influence between gender difference and mathematics achievement has always been a concern of scholars at home and abroad. Many scholars have conducted investigations on this issue, and most of them conclude that gender has no direct influence on mathematics learning. In order to verify this conclusion, this study collected the scores of advanced mathematics and family background of 300 college students from all over the country through an online questionnaire, and conducted research on the possible influencing factors of college students mathematics scores in the college entrance examination, mainly including gender, learning level, parents education background and other regression analysis. The results showed that there was no correlation between gender and advanced mathematics achievement, but school level, the frequency of learning mathematics, the mothers education level and the average monthly income of the family had an influence on advanced mathematics achievement. Therefore, girls should eliminate their fear of higher mathematics and devote more time to it. Teachers and parents should change the stereotype of girls and encourage girls to study more.
Sexism at Workplaces on Social Media in Contemporary China
Authors: Tang Jieyu
Published: June 2023

Gender discrimination and inequality at work are fundamental problems in China. One of the leading causes of gender inequality is the absence of laws and regulations and the profit-maximizing objectives of corporations. The effects of gender discrimination on companies, workers, and human capital investment are severe and detrimental. On a more serious note, prejudice and gender disparity have evolved during the past ten years. Therefore, a more thorough examination is warranted since gender discrimination has become severe and pervasive. Open structured interview is the methodology used to examine gender inequality at work in China over the past ten years.
The Negative Effects on the Elderly of the Rise of Online Payment
Authors: Wang Zhanchen
Published: June 2023

Since the emergence of covid 19, online payment has replaced cash and other payment methods. People take it as the improvement of technology, but we usually ignore that online payment is not very suitable for every age group. For instance, the elderly. This report will analyze the rise of online payment and its adverse effects on the elderly.
The Influence of the Male Gaze on Womens Careers on Social Media in China
Authors: Zhang Jingru
Published: June 2023

The male gaze is a concept that has always existed in society and has been gradually recognized and discussed by Chinese people in recent years. On Weibo, there are plenty of cases and topics about the male gaze. Researchers have found that the male gaze on Weibo can affect womens careers in some way. Therefore, this paper analyzes and summarizes the cases and comments on Weibo to explore how the male gaze on Weibo affects womens careers. The article found that the male gaze has characteristics: extreme, aggressive, and double standard on Weibo, and these characteristics show the means of the male gaze affecting womens careers, affecting women through negative comments, and causing a blow to womens careers. These characteristics come from mens desire for power and oppression of women under the patriarchal social structure. Therefore, if women want to get rid of this kind of influence, they need to be encouraged to make bold resistance to the oppression of the whole patriarchal society.
Enforcement of Jus Ad Bellum: From Mukden and Ethiopia to Ukraine
Authors: Du Zhiyuan
Published: June 2023

Jus Ad Bellum, the international law on using force, is a critical component of maintaining world peace. We compared the effectiveness of regulating and preventing conflict in the modern era by analyzing three cases: the Mukden Incident, the Second Italo-Ethiopian War, and the 2022 Russo-Ukrainian War.
The Impact of Personal Income from Drinking Behavior
Authors: Huang Shengdi
Published: June 2023

This paper investigates the impact of alcohol consumption on the personal income of Chinese citizens, utilizing data and factual situation analysis to study the income impact of alcohol consumption on non-state corporate and government sector workers, as well as integrating data to analyze the physical and social impact of alcohol consumption, providing a reference for people to decide on their drinking behavior. The study's results indicate that alcohol consumption can raise personal income through increased social contactfrequency and economic growth possibilities.
TikTok Addiction: An Examination in the Technical Aspects
Authors: Wu Weihao
Published: June 2023

In recent years, TikTok has gone viral as a social media that provides an infinite number of short videos. It has not only become the second most popular social media application but has also taken up a considerable amount of time from its users. Thus, the purpose of this paper is to analyze and discuss the technical aspects of TikTok addiction through the psychological and social lens. Specifically, after reviewing existing literature, this in-depth study evaluates algorithmic recommendation, hashtags, scrolling, and the interactive features in the addiction perspective and offers coping measures for each addictive function. The current study identifies the significant dopaminergic activities TikTok generates with its addictive functions and the strong social needs these functions meet. Furthermore, these functions combined can attract users to a great extent through synergy. The findings in this paper contribute to a deeper understanding of the mechanism of TikTok addiction and bring about new coping insights for future exercise and studies.
The Relationship between News Media and Natural Disasters
Authors: Li Qingyao
Published: June 2023

With the development of news media, disaster reports have become more and more popular, and the guidance of public opinion in such reports has gradually become a new issue. This paper takes the Wenchuan earthquake as the theme, mostly based on the reports on China Youth Daily in 2008 to see their content and dissemination effects. Through textual analysis, this paper looks into the languages, forms, pictures, and structures of these news reports. The results show that the news media play an important role in guiding public opinion on natural disasters. They can relax audiences, provide useful self-help information, and publish governmental guidelines. Online reporting and politics are inextricably linked, and the ways of communication are more diverse.
The Research on the Influence of the Younger Age Trend of Chinese Media Bloggers on Public Opinion -- Case Study of Douyin and Bilibili
Authors: Cai Zizhen , Jiang Chenxu , Wang Yue , Yang Zhanning
Published: June 2023

In recent years, Douyin and other social media platforms continue to develop, and short video has become a way of entertainment for the masses. Many underage bloggers are growing among the massive users of short video content production. Based on this phenomenon, this paper explores the influence of underage social media bloggers on public opinion, fills the gap in current research, and leads minors to use social media platforms reasonably. In this paper, 20 short videos and 200 comments from 4 video makers (2 of them are juveniles and others are adults) have been selected, analyzed, and compared. These videos have similar popularity and content. According to data, underage bloggers received more positive comments than adults and got most of the comments on age. The results show that teenagers are using social media and short videos to empower themselves and create a new image of Generation Z in public opinion. They also help to spread knowledge across different circles, creating new topics of public agenda and culture. However, people should also pay attention to possible negative impacts on minors' values, ordinary life, and psychological health when they face temptation and malice on the Internet. The government, social media platforms, schools, parents, and minors themselves should make a concerted effort to prevent and deal with these risks and offer teenagers safe cyberspace to show themselves and make progress.
The Right of Innocent Passage of the Warship
Authors: Xiong Ruixin
Published: June 2023

The root cause of the territorial water system establishment is the urgent demand of the sovereign states to prevent land-based aggression from the sea so that only harmless ships would be allowed to navigate usually. This Article is about the right of innocent passage and analyzes whether a warship shall be entitled to cross the territorial sea of another country rapidly and continuously. Based on the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea and the controversy of Article 17, this article illustrates the origin and essence of the innocent passage, thus arguing the problem in the jurisprudential dimension, whether warships shall enjoy this right.
The Impact of Promotional Content on Social Media Platforms on Brand Spreading in the B&B Industry: Taking the Promotion of Moganshan B&Bs on the Red as an Example
Authors: Liu Jingwen , Wei Jiachen , Zhang Ziqi
Published: June 2023

In recent years, the B&B market in China has been developing rapidly. 2021 saw the turnover of the B&B industry reach 20.1 billion yuan in the first half of the year, which is on par with the figures for the whole of 2019. In 2022, the scale of B&B growth reach even more than 61%. Since the rural revitalization strategy was proposed in 2018, the development of the rural B&B industry has become an important initiative to revitalize the rural economy. And with the increasing prosperity of the Internet economy, it is inevitable that the branding of B&Bs will be promoted online using social media platforms in order to further broaden the market. Based on this current situation, this study selects two popular promotions of Moganshan B&Bs on the RED platform, analyzes the attributes of the platform, the characteristics of the content, etc., and summarizes the positive effects and existing problems of social media platforms for B&B brand spreading: such as the single-dimensionality of the content, the highly similar characteristics and the overly broad user push. To improve these shortcomings, there is a need to establish efficient online platforms to communicate the B&B experience, enhance the promotion of the B&B's human characteristics, and multi-platform graphic promotions.
The Influence of Emerging Media and Mainstream Media on Audience Communication
Authors: Lu Jinlin
Published: June 2023

In the modern era, there are many channels for information dissemination, and when significant events necessitate credible and authoritative media to become the dominant source of social information, in-depth analysis can only serve to increase the influence of media. As a result, the process of information transmission and reception can result in little derogation. Under this context, this paper studies the influence of emerging media and mainstream media on audience communication by describing the variations between news and poetry text genres, elucidating listeners own accepting flaws with a contrast of common language and official media, and highlighting the value of official media for legal communication and its veracity. In conclusion, by enhancing the accuracy of the content and actively seeking the information they require, communication with new media typically results in little message degradation. Strong communication has a favorable impact on audience awareness, which leads to societal transformation. News and opinions are disseminated and guided by the media, so it is important to describe the influencing mechanism of media in detail utilizing communication effectiveness theory and the findings of media effectiveness research.
The Influence of Short Videos Pan-Entertainment Tendency on College Students Learning and Critical Thinking Abilities
Authors: Gao Yifei , Xiao Qiao
Published: June 2023

In the era of big data, the rise of short videos makes content production more convenient, and content consumption becomes a new trend. In the meantime, the great enrichment of short video content also exposes the problem of "pan-entertainment". This paper focuses on college students and discusses the adverse effects caused by pan-entertainment on their learning and thinking abilities. An online questionnaire survey is used to collect data from college students. By analyzing their content preference, viewing habits, and attitudes towards short videos, it is concluded that long-term exposure to short video platforms makes students more susceptible to the adverse effects of pan-entertainment. However, short videos have a negative impact on their learning ability and critical thinking, by distracting their attention and limiting their cognition.
Exploring the Competitiveness of Chinese International Graduates Seeking Employment
Authors: Jiao Xinyun
Published: June 2023

The term "involution" was defined as peer pressure to work harder to compete for few resources, which lowers an individual's "effort-to-reward ratio. According to data presented at the recently ended 20th China International Talent Exchange Conference, COVID-19's effects and evolving overseas ties will accelerate the trend of international students returning home to find jobs. After finishing their studies, 777,000 international students will return to China in 2020, and in 2021, it's anticipated that 1,049,000 students would do the same. In such a setting, pertinent study on international students is particularly crucial, yet there aren't many research instances and pertinent findings about their employment competitiveness. To this end, this paper adopts an exploratory empirical study to examine the factors influencing the employment of Chinese students returning to their home countries, to discuss potential issues and the current situation of the competitiveness of international students returning to their home countries in general environment of "inward-looking" high. The study examines potential issues and the existing state of competition among international students who return to China to find jobs in the "inward" higher education environment and offers useful recommendations and findings.
School Violence: Types, Impacts and Support
Authors: Zhou Yanyan , Gu Yuhan , Hu Alex , Du Yueying
Published: June 2023

In this study, our paper focus on school violence: types, impact and support. This paper pays more attention to the relationship between school violence than the relationship between people and school violence. Our purpose is to find the following relationships. Relationship between duration and degree of impact. Relationship between duration and impact type. Relationship between the type of bullying and what kind of support was most helpful. Relationship between being bullied and receiving some kind of help. Our group sent out 110 questionnaires and collected these data to analyze.
Relationship between Multilingualism and Openness of the Big Five Factor Model
Authors: Wang Haru
Published: June 2023

The benefit of multilingualism is one of the key topics of research today. Researchers have predominantly found that bilingual individuals have cognitive advantages, yet there is still a lack of research and knowledge on the socioemotional advantages of multilingualism. Therefore, this study aims to produce further evidence that supports the socioemotional advantages of being multilingual. This paper explores the relationship between multilingualism and open-mindedness by collecting data on multilingual international students' language acquisition and open-mindedness through an online questionnaire. A positive correlation exists between multilingualism and open-mindedness in up to three languages with no significant correlation seen for more than three languages. The results indicate that bilinguals and trilinguals are relatively more open-minded. Yet, at the same time, learning more languages doesn't necessarily make one more open or diverse. It is suggested that children acquire one to two foreign languages to foster their openness.
The Effects of Different Positions of Visual Aids on Memorization
Authors: Xue Yawen
Published: June 2023

As scientists researched how to improve people's memory, they found that visuals stick in people's brains stronger than words do. Nevertheless, the question is how can we arrange the visual aids so the position of the visual aids is effective in improving memory. An experiment is conducted using Psychopy. The participants are going to memorize words and do a simple recognition task. The different position of visual aid is the altered variable between the 3 experiment groups. The results show a strong correlation between visual and linguistic perception. In the future, this experiment can be taken further deeper into this topic, or people can apply the results in real life.
Space Metaphor in the Representation of Concrete and Abstract Words: An Embodied Cognition Perspective
Authors: Deng Kejia , Yang Xiaochan , Ye Songziyi
Published: June 2023

Research on embodied cognition is becoming increasingly crucial as society develops. To study embodied spatial metaphor, this study examines the relationship between perceived distance and understanding of abstract and concrete words. Concrete words are usually considered to be relatively close to peoples lives, while abstract words are not. Thirty-five participants between the ages of 18 and 29 participated in the study. They were asked to make either concrete or abstract responses quickly and accurately to words displayed on a screen, where words were presented to be either distance or in close proximity to the participant. The response time for correct answers was recorded. The results show that the reaction time of the abstract words with a short distance is not significantly longer than that of the abstract words with a long distance, while the results of the concrete words are consistent. According to the results, it can conclude that there is no significant relationship between spatial metaphor and the nature of words.
Gender Stereotypes of Color among Adolescents
Authors: Cui Zhengrui , Liu Yang , Tao Ying
Published: June 2023

The color of the masks displays peoples stereotypical idea of the relation between color and gender. Although the concept of gender stereotype has been recognized long ago and a lot of people are working on it. There are few studies on gender relations from the perspective of color. This research is to investigate if peoples reaction time to objects is delayed when the object is different from our traditional view. Therefore, a group of participants reaction time to three sets of colored words is recorded and analyzed. After comparing the three sets of data, it is found that the participants reaction time to recognize the vocabulary is less the first time than the second time, but is more than the third time. In that case, peoples reaction time to objects is delayed when the object is different from our traditional view. In a short period, the subjects are forced to make a decision, and the choices they make are based on their perception and their first reaction.
The Issue of Womens Right to Ovumin in Todays China
Authors: Chen Yunfei
Published: June 2023

In recent years, China has implemented the policy of three births to cope with the aging population and low fertility rate. However, since the implementation of the policy, the fertility rate has not significantly increased. Meanwhile, statistics show that the proportion of couples with fertility disorders in China is 10%-15%, of which 20% need the help of artificial reproductive technology. There are two main choices to solve the problem of fertility disorder: egg freezing and donation. This paper asks whether women have the right to use their ovum and how the public view freezing/donating ovum in China. The paper is based upon the information collected from the media. By analyzing the attitude of the society towards the right to use womens ovum, the paper discusses womens body autonomy. By doing so, the study aims to draw public attention to the protection of womens reproductive rights and enhance the public consciousness of women rights in China.
Reframing Home and Making Oddkins through Posthuman Feminism
Authors: TSAI Mengchieh
Published: June 2023

Historical factors have led traditional feminists to oppose the concept of home as being privileged. However, this paper finds rejection of home can lead to a crisis of ontological displacement and disorientated identity. As such, this paper wishes to remodel the idea of home rather than distance oneself from it. To do so, inspired by post-human feminism, this paper advocates an imagination of a home constituted of horizontally linked Oddkins, assembled and pieced together from heterogeneity. Furthermore, this paper believes that vulnerability theory provides a way to break through the closed subjects, enabling the subject to empathize with the Others horizontally and connect with Others and build an odd-kinship. The main purpose of this paper is to reframe the scope of both family and ethical accountability and thereby liberate the one oppressed or colonized by the traditional conception of home.
The Impact of Sex Education for Chinese Adolescents on Women's Unwanted Pregnancies
Authors: Chen Lexuan
Published: June 2023

Unwanted pregnancies have always been a hot topic in the whole society. Some researchers have found that education has a significant impact on unwanted pregnancies, but there is still a unified explanation of the formation mechanism and scope of influence behind it. Therefore, this study is about the impact of sex education among teenagers on women's unwanted pregnancies in China. Chinas education discusses the lack of sex education and abortion. Parents are unwilling to let their children understand sexual knowledge too early and do not pay attention to sex education. In school sex education, teachers simply understand sex in books, and will not explain it in depth. This does not set correct sexual values for teenagers, which has also led to a high rate of unwanted pregnancies in China. Specifically, it talks about the current situation of sex education in China, whether sex education in adolescence will reduce the probability of unwanted pregnancies for women, and the impact of sex education on women's unwanted pregnancies in marriage. Sex education affects married women, unmarried women and adolescents differently. The current sex education does not enable teenagers to correctly understand themselves and sex. In the future, sex education should change this to make teenagers know themselves and their sex better.
Responses from People to Control Policy of COVID-19: The Roles of Fear in Information Processing and Persuasion
Authors: Wang Jiamei
Published: June 2023

The Covid19 pandemic sent the world into a panic. Local governments have made policies to prevent and control the outbreak. Some governments advocate mandatory controls, while others rely on the population's sense of autonomy to fight the epidemic. By the same token, the public has responded differently to the government's controls. The purpose of this article is to analyze the theories of fear behind the policies issued by governments and the response of the population to them. It includes how governments try to influence the process of how information is processed through the program of fear appeals.
The Influence of Chinese Parenting Style on Adolescent Rebellion
Authors: Chen Linhan , Yang Ling , Zhang Hanqing , Zhao Chuhan
Published: June 2023

Adolescent psychological problems are one of the key topics in current research. However, there is still a gap in the relationship between parental behavior and adolescents, although there have been many studies on adolescent and parent behavior. The main purpose of this paper is to analyze the relationship between childrens rebellion formed in adolescence and their parents behavior. It can benefit parents to educate their children more properly. Participants(N=56) were asked to complete the HONGs psychological scale and parenting style evaluation scale. T-test was used to investigate the differences in rebellion among different grades of adolescents. Correlation analysis was used to examine the relationship between adolescent rebellion and parental behavior. The results showed that age does not affect rebellious behavior, but parents educational behavior does.
Advancing the Impacts of Philanthropy in China
Authors: Li Jiarui
Published: June 2023

Although the practice of philanthropy is increasing in China, China philanthropists still lack the basic understanding of philanthropy and professional perspectives to make suggestions on how to evaluate a donation process and how to make the practice effective. After a two-month research experience and reviewing multiple valuable books discussing the effect of effective philanthropy, for example, Money Well Spent: A Strategic Guide to Smart Philanthropy, the paper is synthesized to conclude the researchers findings and propose advice for philanthropists to impact Chinese philanthropy system positively. This paper focuses on explaining the history and impact of philanthropy in China, helping readers understand how and why donors donate and make suggestions on current philanthropy practices. In the first section, the researcher evaluated the tradition of philanthropy in China. The traditional Chinese legacy is being enriched through the course of philanthropy. In the second section, the researcher discussed multiple ways of effective donations and inspiring donors to focus on carrying forward their beliefs and motivation. In the third section, the researcher proposes six steps to help Chinese philanthropists effectively achieve their goal, including identifying the purpose, considering the outcome and distribution, looking for opportunities, establishing a plan, making reflections, and planning to exit a program. In the end, the researcher suggests two important details requiring Chinese philanthropists attention to expand Chinese philanthropy.
The Interactive Impact of Immersive Virtual Reality Experience on the SensesTake the VR Project "Unlocking Perception in Virtual Reality" as an Example
Authors: Yu Qien
Published: June 2023

The research background of this paper will revolve around the VR immersive experience project "Unlocking perception in virtual reality". The main motivation of this analysis is to combine virtual reality projects with human perception unlocking as an entry point, and focus on analyzing the impact on the experiencer's immersion. The experimental conclusion found that "unlocking perception in virtual reality" has a good immersive effect on human vision and hearing. Although "Unlocking Perception in Virtual Reality" lacks story background and game hints compared to other game projects, and requires players to explore by themselves, it also increases the sense of immersion because of this design. This project demo brings a special VR experience to the experiencer by unlocking the main game concept of perception.
Exploring the Factors Influencing the Behavioral Intention of Waste Classification - Based on the Theory of Planned Behavior
Authors: Han Yuxuan
Published: June 2023

Sustainable development is receiving more attention as a result of the swift advancements in science, technology, and the global economy. As an effective means of environmental protection, waste classification still has a lot of development restrictions and limitations at present. Also, there are some differences in the results of existing researches on the intention of waste classification based on the theory of planned behavior. The goal of this study is to learn more about the variables that influence waste classification behavior. This study constructed a scale based on the planned behavior theory and collected data from a questionnaire survey of urban residents. SPSS was used to analyze the collected data, and correlation analysis, ANOVA, linear regression analysis, and other methods were used to analyze the relationship between variables. Finally, it was concluded that attitude, subjective norms and perceived behavioral control all affected the behavioral intention of waste classification of samples and showed a significant positive correlation with them. Through this study, the factors that influence urban residents' willingness to classify their waste could be understood, allowing for the systematic and all-encompassing promotion and development of waste classification as well as motivational enhancement of target individuals' waste classification behavior.
The Identity Crisis in Post-agreement Northern Ireland: Evidence from the Theatre Production Cyprus Avenue
Authors: Jin Siying
Published: June 2023

Historical issues led to "The Troubles" in Northern Ireland, which lasted for almost 30 years. The impact of this protracted struggle on society and its citizens was significant, even if the two sides of the dispute were ultimately able to come to an understanding. As a symbol of a person's link to society, identity plays a significant part in this process. Due to their poor environmental adaption in the post-conflict era, many people may experience identity crises because they are unsure of their original identities. This essay will look into the reasons for this issue and attempt to offer solutions for the identity crisis following the conflict. Since theatre can effectively represent several social concerns, this article will take a case study method and select a specific play, "Cyprus Avenue," by David Ireland, from 2016, as a case study to evaluate the primary causes of the identity crisis. It was determined that the reasons for the identity crisis were the limitations of their identity-building strategies and the changes in the social environment.
Analysis of the Reasons Why Banks Issue Green Bonds
Authors: Bai Zuyue
Published: June 2023

In recent years, with the rapid development of economy and science and technology, environmental problems are becoming more and more prominent. "Double carbon" target is an important measure to put forward by China to improve the environment. Among them, green bonds provide outstanding achievements for the achievement of the "double carbon" target, and provide funds for the implementation and development of energy conservation and low-carbon projects. This paper uses the method of case analysis, focusing on the development of Industrial Bank in green bonds; At the same time, from the theory, economic factors, efficiency factors and other aspects of the in-depth analysis of Industrial Bank issued green bond reasons. Through case analysis and research, it is concluded that national policies and the benefits brought by the issuance of green bonds are the most important factors to promote the issuance of green bonds by banks, and the theory of environmental Kuznets curve is the premise of the issuance of green bonds.
A New Interaction between Farmers and Consumers in the Live Streaming of Agricultural Product Sales on Short Video Platforms, Taking TikTok as an Example
Authors: Jin Mengyao , Lin Shanshan , Xiao Yufan , Zhu Antong
Published: June 2023

The impact of short video platforms on the sale of agricultural products provides a basis for a scientific study on the relationship between farmers and consumers. Through content analysis and a questionnaire survey, the study analyses the new interactive relationship between agricultural products sold directly by farmers and e-commerce consumers, focusing on the TikTok platform. It considers the development of live streaming and its intrinsic value in the promotion of agricultural products and poverty alleviation in the short video era. Through analysis, it finds that the relationship between producers and consumers is closer and farmers participation in the live broadcast industry largely increases the sales of agricultural products. These further narrow the gap between urban and rural areas and contribute to the realization of common prosperity in China.
Analysis of the Influencing Factors of 12-18 Chinese Adolescents' Learning Weariness
Authors: Cheng Xiang
Published: June 2023

This paper analyzes the causes of Chinese adolescents' learning-weariness. Through consulting and summarizing a large number of previous studies, including the study of the causes and effects of learning-weariness. The influencing factors of adolescents learning-weariness come from many aspects. Some studies analyze the reasons from policy, and some studies analyze the influence on adolescents themselves. This paper has been classified and summarized. The conclusion is: the causes include social factors such as the One-child policy and the conflict between teachers and students, and adolescents individual factors such as rebellious during puberty, learning motivation unknown, strong sense of inferiority, poor self-control and low learning ability. Finally obtain the corresponding solutions or mitigation plans.
Running Head: Childrens In-group Out-group Effect Children Predict Trustworthy based on In-group Out-group Effect
Authors: Tang Wing Yee
Published: June 2023

Does a new person's ethnic facial resemblance influence snap judgments? If so, when did people start to have an in-group and out-group concept? We are using a within-subject design in the experiment. The participant was separated into different rooms and did 20 tryouts to choose one of the two pictures (different races) based on our questions. As a result, we predict that the participant will choose their races more than other races, proving that children around age 3-4 had already developed the in-group out-group concept. This research could help educators know when children start to develop the in-group and out-group concepts at the earliest age. This could help those educators know when the earliest time could be to educate children that it is not hard to trust other races. This research is vital because it might be able to help society to achieve global citizenship.
The Effects of Syntactic Priming on Language Processing and Learning
Authors: Chen Tianyi
Published: June 2023

Priming can facilitate the language processing and learning by affecting speakers response to the subsequent stimulus after introducing the new language form, for both comprehension and production. Syntactic priming, as a new branch of priming, is the main focus of this research as it is more practically applicable under psycholinguistic background. In this review, the effects of syntactic priming on language learning and the effects of syntactic priming on the link between language comprehension and production were both explored. It is assumed that there is a common lexical-boost effect as a mediator during the syntactic priming process through the implicit language learning. However, such effect can be somehow independent to the language comprehension based on the current research. Moreover, some neurological measures are applicable when investigating the neuronal correlates of the syntactic priming and lexical boost effect during sentence comprehension and production. In general, this study discussed the non-linear relationship between implicit language learning and syntactic priming highlighted with the lexical mediator effect, the independent effect between lexical and structural content on language comprehension, as well as the similar mechanism shared by language comprehension and production. The previous experiments still lacked the reliability and validity as the variables are difficult, and the tools or strategies used may not be appropriate to accurately measure the result. Hence, causations cannot be formed in a solid state even if some correlations are well evolved with research findings. The future direction, naturally, should keep track of how syntactic priming can better intervene on the language processing and learning program, which in turn reduce the overload of the computational brain and boost the language learning. This review can provide some guidance for the design of educaitonal programs using syntactic priming as well as relevant research.
The Relationship between Parenting and Personality Development of Adolescents
Authors: Zheng Qiran
Published: June 2023

Adolescence is known to be the pivotal stage of human life, when people construct identity and achieve autonomy, competence, and relatedness. Different parenting styles lead to specific developmental outcomes during adolescence. At this stage, personality development occurs and affects adolescents social behavior and perception, which often have lasting effects on individuals later in life. Despite parenting and personality developments significance in adolescence, limited existing studies have accounted for their interactions. This paper aims to demonstrate the relationship between parenting and the personality development of adolescents by reviewing and integrating existing research. The findings are divided into three main components: the reciprocal relationship between parenting and adolescent personality development, parenting and other factors associated with personality development, and cross-cultural differences in this relationship. The results suggested that parenting style not only directly leads to certain personality outcomes, but also interplays with adolescents personality and other problem behaviors. In addition, parental rejection and adolescent self-criticism both affect personality development through bidirectional relationships. Finally, there are cultural differences in the described relationship patterns. Overall, an authoritative parenting approach results in desirable personality traits and fewer behavioral problems. Permissive and authoritarian parenting strategies tend to lead to maladaptive personalities and performance, as well as externalizing and internalizing problems. This review can provide some guidance for furture research and practices regarding parenting styles and personality development during adolescence.
The Application of Input-output Hypothesis in English Listening Teaching
Authors: Li Yilin , Li Weilin , Sun Shiyu
Published: June 2023

Listening is the foundation of English learning. Listening teaching is also an important part of English teaching classroom, a proper listening teaching method is considered to play an important role in advancing in listening apprehension. The listening teaching strategies in Chinese schools are still inadequate, lack of interesting and efficient, which makes students less productive. To achieve good teaching effect, we found that language input is essential, but the purpose of learning a language is to output, and sufficient input is beneficial to output, which is only possible when language input is greater than language output. Through the analysis of English teaching research in China and abroad, and based on Krashen's input hypothesis, Swain's output hypothesis, the current situation and problems of listening application teaching in Chinese schools, we suggest that teachers should combine listening training with other language skills to make output and input activities complement and promote each other.
Happy but Not Happy The Correlation between Chinese High School Students' Grades and Their Level of Happiness
Authors: Chen Wenli
Published: June 2023

The purpose of this research is to address the growing attention on students mental health by examining how grades, which take up a huge portion of every student's daily life, can positively or negatively affect a student's happiness level. Many previous pieces of research on this topic adopted a very general perspective and focused on the global sample size. As a result, this study aims to concentrate exclusively on examining the correlation between grades and the daily happiness level of 39 Chinese high school students attending Shanghai Foreign Language High School. By drawing on reviews of similar studies before and distributing an online survey to participants through Wechat, the main Chinese communication platform, a curious phenomenon was identified. Despite reporting to be under great stress and suffering from occasional anxiety attacks, the participants reflected very positively on their daily mood and energy level, and I failed to identify a correlation due to the conflicting survey results. Future research should be conducted by further expanding on the sample size and investigating the special mental mechanism Chinese high school students potentially develop from their unique educational environment.
Comparative Analysis of the Changes in Academic Qualification of New Full-time Teachers and the Trend of Postgraduates Retention
Authors: Gu Ziwen , Zhang Jiaxin , Zou Wanlang
Published: June 2023

The development of education is inseparable from the addition of new teachers, and the postgraduates working in the alma mater after graduation is affected by the teachers personal ability. In this study, the trend of academic structure changes and the trend of postgraduate retention rate were compared and analyzed, taking the changes in the academic structure of full-time teachers in colleges and universities in the past 11 years as a measuring factor. The study results showed that the proportion and change of full-time teachers with high education in colleges and universities had a positive relationship with the retention rate of postgraduates; the overall education structure of full-time teachers in colleges and universities tended to increase the proportion of the number of highly educated teachers, which indicates that teachers with scientific research ability and more professional knowledge will be more and more popular in colleges and universities, and the countrys efforts to popularize higher education are gradually increasing. It was concluded that the improvement of the educational levels of full-time teachers in colleges and universities will improve the conditions for colleges and universities to recruit teachers, which makes education occupation candidates face greater entry challenges, and is very beneficial for candidates with masters degrees, especially graduate students from their own schools. In addition, a good on-campus learning environment and a space that allows for innovative research can greatly attract postgraduates to return to their alma mater.
What Would Influence Primacy and Recency Memory in Serial Position
Authors: Guo Yutong
Published: June 2023

The word at beginning and end of the list is easier to be remembered than the word in middle of the list. In some cases, however, this advantage does not exist. This article will summarize the factors found in previous studies to influence the primary and recency effects in three area, emotion, retention interval and language. negative information has a stronger primary effect. The primacy effect prevailed when delays were longer; the recency effect prevailed when retention intervals were short. Bilinguals' first language shows stronger pre-recency effects than second language. This article will help to understand how memory works in a free recall task
Study on College Students Consumption Intention and its Influencing Factors in Entertainment Stars Tik Tok Live Room - Based on the Theory of Planned Behavior
Authors: Chen Siyu , Luo Yuqing , Xu Ke
Published: June 2023

In the present era, along with the Internet rapid development, the use of online shopping by college students is becoming more and more common. Various live broadcast platforms have also started to look for new modes of carrying goods to attract more traffic. Many en-tertainment stars have seen the business opportunity in live broadcast and have joined the rank of the live broadcast with the goods, thus making the number of entertainment stars with the goods increase significantly. Based on the theory of planned behavior, this paper conducts research on three dimensions of behavioral attitudes, subjective norms, and per-ceptual behavioral control, and establishes a model with additional interaction-oriented in-teraction factors. The data is obtained through the method of a questionnaire survey, quan-titatively analyzed and the hypothesis is tested, and according to the research results, sug-gestions are put forward on the influence of entertainment stars Tik Tok live room on the consumption intention of college students.
The Moderating Effect of Confiding on the Influence of Loneliness on Depression
Authors: Fang Yuanyuan
Published: June 2023

Todays society pays more and more attention to the physical and mental health of college students. In order to help people find effective ways to reduce their negative emotions, researchers at home and abroad have conducted studies on confiding, believing that confiding can relieve peoples depression at certain times, and sometimes it will be aggravated. This study aims to investigate the moderating effect of confiding in the influence of loneliness levels on depression levels. The direct method was used to quantify the loneliness level, depression level, confiding frequency, and confiding empathy of the participants through questionnaires. The results showed that the level of loneliness had a significant positive impact on the level of depression, and neither the frequency of confiding nor the degree of empathy had a moderating effect on the level of loneliness and depression. Subsequent research should appropriately broaden the group of subjects, and improve the confiding itself by conducting more direct and precise research.
How Positive Emotions Affect Foreign Language Learning Enjoyment of University Students in Mainland China
Authors: Ma Mengying
Published: June 2023

Positive emotions are viewed as a way of achieving psychological development, intellectual progress, and better well-being through time, as well as the ultimate goal of wealth and well-being. Previous research on the acquisition of a second language has failed to produce a consistent positive correlation between positive emotions and the second language learning enjoyment and studentsacademic performance in their foreign language classroom. However, the experience of many language educators suggests that the positive emotions required for foreign language learning are essential in improving one's language learning experience. This correlational study intends to investigate the association between students studying second or foreign languages at mainland Chinese universities and their positive psychological feelings (hope and happiness). 83 Junior students majoring in Business English were invited to the study, and the data were collected through the Wenjuanxing application. Based on the results of the questionnaires, we found that positive emotions have a positive impact on students' learning enjoyment. This implies that positive psychological factors may be positively associated with students' performance and learning experiences. We expect to integrate relevant elements of positive psychology into the design of instruction to provide a more engaging and inspiring learning environment for students.