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The Joint Effect of Marketing and Extended Self-psychology on Consumer BehaviorThe Example of the "Soft" Addiction Market
Authors: Gao Qinhui , Sun Xiance
Published: April 2023

The history of addictive consumer goods (tobacco, alcohol, sugar) has witnessed global developments in the modern era. As Siminji puts it: "Commodities like tea, sugar, liqueurs, and tobacco, whose consumption by laborers fit into the rhythm of laborers' lives. The centuries were centuries of rapid change in consumption when England was transforming a rural, agrarian, and pre-capitalist society in a way that was neither methodical nor smooth. People enjoyed sugar while work schedules were sped up, the pace of rural urbanization accelerated, and the factory system took shape and became widespread. These changes increasingly influenced patterns of eating habits." And in China, with the advent of the new century and the catalyst of the Internet, more new addictive consumer products are either moving from a regional product to a national one, as in the case of betel nut or completing the transition from cigarettes to e-cigarettes. Therefore some perceptions of traditional addictive substances or the traditional use of addictive substances have changed, and while the dangers of traditional addictive substances such as cigarettes, high alcohol, and sugar have been well known, addictive consumer products such as e-cigarettes, low alcohol such as beer, and betel nut have been widely promoted and disseminated when people do not yet have sufficient knowledge of them.
Data Analytics in the Social Media Industry
Authors: Dai Lingxi , Nie Wuyan , Gao Yueminqing , Liang Siyu , Wang Dingxi
Published: April 2023

The purpose of this paper is to understand the use of data analytic in business, mainly focus on social media company. Social media is a platform or means for people to engage with others in a socially engaging manner. This paper starts with the origin and development of the social media industry, including analytics of the major players in chronological order such as Myspace, Facebook, and ByteDance; opportunities for future development and challenges are then discusses, as well as the value chain, focusing on operational stage, marketing and sales stage, services, and HR management. This paper evaluates how data analytics deliver values to stakeholders through the value chain from six perspectives: human resources, accounting and finance, product design and development, logistics, marketing, support service, and hypotheses how advanced data analytic applications, including reinforced learning, deep learning, and cognitive computing, could benefit the industry in the future.
Digital Labor: Research on the Exploitation of Short Video Platform in ChinaTake TikTok as an Example
Authors: Kong Siyun , Yang Zixian , Gong Biling
Published: April 2023

The short video platform industry represented by the TikTok platform has developed rapidly. At the same time, its development is closely connected to the enormous traffic value brought by short video users who can be regarded as "digital labor," which leads to some problems about exploitation. The short video users are exploited by generating content and data without benefit from their production. This paper takes TikTok as an example, based on the digital labor theory, explore the exploitation phenomenon and problems in TikTok's operation and profit mode from the perspectives of viewers and content creators, and put forward a relevant theoretical basis for the future study of exploitation in short video platforms.
A Comparative Study of Chinese and English Advertisements from the Perspective of Visual Grammar Illustrated by the Cases of Cosmetics Advertising
Authors: Huang TengFei
Published: April 2023

Relying on multimedia networks, commercial advertisements using multi-modal discourse such as sound, image, and text can be seen everywhere, which has also become one of the important means to promote and expand the market of many cosmetics products. With the booming development of the "beauty economy" cosmetics market and the general trend of cross-border e-commerce, it is of great significance to study Chinese and English print advertisements of cosmetics. This paper uses the reproductive meaning and interactive meaning of Visual Grammar proposed by Krees & Van Leeuwen to compare the Chinese and English print advertisements of cosmetics derived randomly from official propaganda channels, which are more representative and have wider coverage and higher acceptability. Through the literature and content analysis method, some reasons for the similarities and differences of Chinese and English print ads are proposed, which provide a new guidance for the analysis and design for both Chinese and English print ads to promote communication and cooperation between different cultures.
A Review of The Relationships Between Psychopathy and Facets of Personality Under The Five Factor Model (FFM)
Authors: Lin Hailan , Ran Yiyang , Tian Haoyuan
Published: April 2023

In general personality structure models, the Five Factor Model (FFM) is the primary model which is of the most widely adopted and very well-studied theoretic model of personality. The article argues that the FFM can be use in the understanding of psychopathy and apply in assessing psychopathy by its facets. Researchers have studied that psychopathy traits are paralleled to specific domains of FFM. We raise some related researches as examples to represent the way FFM in assessing psychopathy traits then go deep into five facets of the FFM and specific domains in facets. The utility of FFM in psychopathy study is available for understanding the complicated personality of psychopaths and it renders analysis of the similarity between psychopathy and other personality disorders.
How does the disclosure of investigations affect the public's fear on the epidemic?
Authors: Cui Shengbai , Gao Keyi , Li Yujing , Yang Chengwei
Published: April 2023

With the outbreak of COVID-19 and the adoption of the epidemiological investigation, the disclosure of epidemiological investigation has also aroused public fear and even caused online violence. Therefore, it is essential to explore the root causes of mass panic to reduce public fear fundamentally. Based on the extended parallel process model, this paper systematically studies the effectiveness of epidemiological investigation disclosure on the public fear of the epidemic and puts forward reasonable suggestions for maintaining public opinion health and reducing public opinion violence. This paper collected 126 questionnaires what investigated samples from four dimensions, Susceptibility, severity, self-efficacy, and response efficacy, to explore the relationship between these four variables and public fear. Through correlation analysis and regression analysis of questionnaire data, the higher the perceived threat and perceived efficacy are, the higher the public fear degree is, and the more willing people are to accept the prevention and control suggestions. In the evaluation process, Susceptibility and self-efficacy are positively associated with the level of public fear, while severity and response efficacy had no significant effect on it. The results showed that relevant science popularization should be strengthened, perceived threat and perceived efficacy should be improved, and the balance between the precision of the epidemiological investigation and public privacy should be maintained.
The influence of Key Opinion Leaders attitudes toward Netizens on public opinion
Authors: Shen Bingqing , Wen Qin , Zhou Yiting
Published: April 2023

With the rapid development of the Internet, opinion leaders play a very important role in the guidance of public opinion. Gender equality, epidemic prevention measures, and Environmentalism are all global public opinion topics that have attracted much attention in recent years. In the face of these hot topics, more and more opinion leaders speak enthusiastically and express their attitudes. This study uses Key Opinion Leadership theory and secondary communication theory to explore the impact of Key Opinion Leaders on the three public opinion topics of equal rights between men and women, epidemic prevention measures, and environmental issues. More and more ordinary people pay attention to these events, which are affected by the Key Opinion Leader's attitude and make a positive response. This study made a theoretical contribution that how to promote the harmony and stability of the network environment.
Music and Memory Efficiency: The Impact of Existence or Absence of Lyrics on Verbal Memory Performance
Authors: Peng Zixia
Published: April 2023

A large body of assessments have been conducted to demonstrate the impact of music on cognitive abilities, yet few of them are about how the existence or absence of lyrics can have influence on verbal memory performance. This study consists of a between-groups behavioural experiment which tested 30 high school students between ages of 16 to 18. Three groups of participants were asked to recall a list of words when exposed to environments of music without lyrics, music with lyrics, and no music. The paper hypothesized that the presentation of music with lyrics will reduce verbal memory performance compared to music without lyrics. An ANOVA statistic analysis indicated that the results for the experiment were non-significant.
The Factors and Influence of Social Media Epidemic Information on Public
Authors: Sun Chiyue , Wang Zihan , Wei Xuanyuan , Zhuo Yuxuan
Published: April 2023

During the COVID-19 epidemic, social networks were one of the channels for the public to learn information about the epidemic, and the information has had many effects on the public's cognition and behavior. The information related to the epidemic on social media was mainly composed of two official and private parts, among which the private information was published by we-media and netizens. And previous studies have studied the causes of rumors during the COVID-19 pandemic. This paper summarized the factors and influences of epidemic-related information on social media during the COVID-19 epidemic on their cognition and behavior. Based on studying the impact of epidemic related information on social media on the public, the public would be guided to rationally view epidemic related information, do not believe in rumors, and understand authoritative information through correct channels.
Study of Chinese Post-90s Consumers Purchase Intention about Health Product Based on Planned Behavior Theory
Authors: Hao Xinyu , Hu Qilun , Tan Chujun , Zhang Yusi
Published: April 2023

With the change of lifestyle, more and more Chinese post-90s consumers choose to improve their health condition by purchasing health care products. Currently, there is insufficient attention to the role played by this consumer group in the dramatically transformed health care market in China, and most of the studies are superficial, staying at the gaze of ordinary consumers' consumption perspective, lacking profound and specific research on the influence of health anxiety factors in the psychological level, and the conclusions and recommendations drawn are not in-depth enough. This study investigates the behavioral transformation of Chinese post-90s health care consumers based on the Theory of Planned Behavior to provide a reference for the promotion and correction of youth health care behaviors and to supplement the deficiencies of the Theory of Planned Behavior in the emerging health care field. This study used a survey of 215 post-90s consumers, and to ensure the reliability of the scale, descriptive statistics, reliability tests and correlation analysis were conducted using SPSS 26.0. The findings of this experiment can provide guiding suggestions for guiding young consumers to choose health care products correctly and rationally.
Analysis on the Effects of Misinformation: Taking Facebook as an Example
Authors: Liu Yunhan
Published: April 2023

Nowadays, misinformation is widely spread on the Internet. It affects people's minds, defining what they think. Social media platforms such as Facebook started working on solutions, but they have not defeated the issues yet. The following content of this paper analyzes the effects of misinformation in detail, suggesting some possible ways to improve public consciousness. It applies the Two-Step Flow Theory of Communication and Agenda Setting Theory to the current issues on Facebook, empathizing the need to address them properly. The research conducted showed that misinformation is especially harmful to information society, in which information is significant for economic, political, and cultural activity. It misleads inadvertently, diminishing the role of truth in reality and the Internet. The application of the Two-Step Flow Theory of Communication and Agenda Setting Theory revealed that social media now determines the social agenda, with bloggers and influences perceived as more credible news informers for people than average news reportages. To address the effects of misinformation, either Facebook or the US government or the US population itself should equally contribute to fighting against misinformation by spreading awareness of the problem in the country. They should organize more initiatives promoting people's immunity to misinformation on the Internet. Only spreading awareness of the problem could help individuals critically evaluate every post they see and remain true to their personal opinions and minds.
Post-truth and Social Media: Distinctive Narrative Ecologies for Social Platforms with Targeted Users
Authors: Li Qixuan
Published: April 2023

Social media, regarded as one of the major sources of information in modern times, has also caused perplexing problems in communication and the post-truth is on the list. Defined as appealing to emotion and personal belief has a greater impact on public opinion than objective facts, people are getting more and more aware of the negative influence of the post-truth phenomenon which is the starting point of this work. This paper focuses on the users experience on popular social media which reflects the role of post-truth in shaping public opinions and narrative vibes, in order to appeal to the rising awareness of solid truth and real information in the digital media era. In this work, an online questionnaire and in-depth interviews are both adopted to support the credibility of the research. The accuracy of the information and the concerns on truth are supposed to be strengthened for social media consumers from this work.
The Etiology in Eating Disorders: Examples of Anorexia Nervosa, Bulimia Nervosa and Binge Eating Disorder
Authors: Huang Fan , Ni Yonglong , Wei Xingyue
Published: April 2023

Eating disorder (ED) is one set of mental illnesses distinguished by aberrant eating patterns. According to the DSM, they are categorized into Four Edition, revised (DSM-IV): anorexia nervosa (AN), binge eating disorder (BED), bulimia nervosa (BN), and an atypical eating disorder(ED). Biological factors, psychological issues, social factors, and family influences are all categorized as causes or risks of BN, AN, and BED. From a biological, psychological, and social standpoint, the etiologies of these three types of ED are inextricably intertwined. In terms of biological parameters, all three have a significant heritability and are attached to dopamine and 5-HT release. Both AN and BN people show different manifestations of epigenetic processes. The value of slimness and the promotion of a slender figure culture in society supply may refer to the prevalence of AN, BN, and BED. As a result, the significance of the three forms of ED must be seriously considered. More concern needs to be given to the effect of culture on these three typical ED. Multiple treatments for these three ED also need to be further investigated. Overall, there is still much to learn about this eating condition.
The Feminist Philosophy in Medieval Literature--- The Case Study of Christines the Book of the City of the Ladies
Authors: Lyu Yueyuan
Published: April 2023

This research is designed to make womens voice heard and achieve gender equality. Studying medieval women writings is worthy investigating because it can not only show how medieval men view about the other sex but also appeal for womens rights as much as possible. Besides, gender equality is an important problem that affects every single woman in the world. Therefore, gender studies also need researching. As far as feminist philosophy itself is concerned, the theories of Greek and medieval philosophers, such as Aristotle, Plato, and St. Thomas Aquinas, will be used for analysing. Finally, there will be a conclusion that concludes all the discussions in this essay.
The Social Interaction Deficits in Autism Spectrum Disorder and Relevant Interventions
Authors: Liu Xinghan
Published: April 2023

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a neurodevelopmental disorder involved with genetic mutations. The individual's aberrant social communication and interaction and restricted repetitive behaviours are the manifestations. ASD can be diagnosed as young as age 2. ASD is classified as high functioning and low functioning disorders based on intelligence. Factors that influence ASD include "Theory of Mind" (ToM) and social Interaction, in which individuals with ASD have severe difficulty in understanding the thoughts of others, such as their emotions, feelings, beliefs, and opinions. This review is a retrospective study on social interaction impairment in ASD and the relevant interventions. This paper aims to evaluate social communication barriers and their impacts on school functioning, as well as the atypical social attention development during the early stage of ASD. The interventions are mainly divided into parent-child companionship, music therapy, video therapy, and active physical activity. There are still limitations in this review. Most of the methods quoted in the literature adopted cross-sectional designs, and the experimental techniques are relatively narrow. In addition, most intervention programs focused on the early developmental stage. More attention should be paid to the transition between developmental stages in the future. This review can provide some guidance to future intervention research and practice in the special education area for ASD.
Gender Differences in Major Depressive Disorder and Relevant Interventions
Authors: Xiao Jiajing
Published: April 2023

Depression can manifest in various ways. There are differences in age of onset, mood regulation, and personality traits between males and females with depression. Due to the interplay of genetic predisposition and environmental circumstances, gender variations in major depression disorder manifest in a variety of ways. Focusing on general gender differences in major depression and related interventions, this article discussed the differences and similarities between women and men with major depression disorder, the reasons for the differences, gender differences in major depression during adolescence, and interventions that take gender into account. As a result of the above research discussions, gender differences in major depressive disorder were concluded and interventions for adolescents were proposed. One of the limitations of previous studies is that they mainly focused on the gender differences during a certain developmental period. Future study should conduct longitudinal studies to investigate the dynamic changes of gender differences across different developmental stages. This review can provide some guidance for prevention and intervention programs at schools for major depressive disorder. These educational programs should incorporate gender differences into the curriculum.
Research on Fan Identity of Chinese Entertainment Industry in the New Media Era
Authors: Sun Qisi
Published: April 2023

With the development of the entertainment industry, China's fan economy is becoming an integral part of the popular culture and entertainment economy. The current Chinese fan economy and entertainment market is traffic-driven, with fans organizing support activities on Internet and new media platforms, forming a extremely unique fan culture phenomenon in the world. This paper attempts to study the construction of fan identity and its influence in the new media era, using methods such as qualitative and quantitative research to set up questionnaires and in-depth interviews. The research results found that in the construction of fan identity, it can be divided into three parts of idol-making participation, emotional connection and group identity for in-depth analysis, which involves fan behaviors such as fan consumption, text poaching and organizing support activities. Among them, continuous investment and the formation of fan group rules are important features. As for the influence of fan identity construction, the research explains it in terms of both positive and negative influences, include the impact on individual fans and the impact on the social level. The construction of fan identity not only brings positive development and positive emotional value to fans at the individual level, but also promotes the development of related industries in the social aspect. However, negative effects, such as the lack of individual rationality and the occupation of public resources, can not be ignored and require the joint efforts of the government, platforms, idols and fans to make fan culture develop in a healthy way.
Gender Differences and Possible Improvement in Histrionic Personality Disorders
Authors: Wang Yufei
Published: April 2023

Histrionic personality disorder has been found to have potential gender differences in not only genetic level but also social expectation. Women have the familial link and more inheritance than men, which suggests the vulnerability of getting HPD because of gender. Females also exhibit HPD differently from men, with less aggressive behavior and more seductive actions. This has made clinicians misdiagnose men as having antisocial personality disorder simply because they seek attention differently. In this way, clinicians should identify the purpose of each patient when they report distress performances. Even though DSM does not account for sex-typed behavior written specifically, women do manifest those criteria more often normally in life. In addition, females and males also have different strategies to seek professional help. Thus, classification systems can focus on more sex-related written descriptions or provide examples of behaviors that different gender would have to diagnose HPD more accurately. Treatment can also target sex-typed solutions.
The Effect of Cyberbullying on Suicidal Ideation The Case of Liu Xuezhou's Suicide as an Illustration
Authors: Huang Zhixin
Published: April 2023

Cyberbullying has become a serious problem to teenager groups though the high range of internet spreading. This study explores the association between cyberbullying and suicidal ideation by examining the "Liu Xuezhou suicide case. This study complements Chinese case studies on the suicidal ideation of adolescent victims of cyberbullying, revealing that cyberbullying can promote psychological problems in adolescent victims and cause them to develop suicidal ideation. Cyberbullying led to serious psychological problems for Liu Xuezhou, which in turn led to his inability to withstand the pressure to commit suicide. The issue of cyberbullying must be emphasized by schools and parents in order to reduce the damage to teenage victims.
Atypical Face Process in Autism Spectrum Disorder and Relevant Interventions
Authors: Li Hongyue
Published: April 2023

The current study overviewed previous research on abnormalities in face processing in individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and concluded implications on development of relevant social skill interventions. Overall, autistic individuals exhibited deviated neural activity patterns during face processing across different ages, suggesting that atypical development of neural structures might be accountable for deficits in social functioning. Similarly, familial studies found no significant variations in neural activity patterns for high-risk family members, providing insufficient evidence for the inheritance of autism. Although neural activity indices might not be effective as biomarkers for early life diagnosis, researchers could use these indicators to predict the extent of social impairment for patients in later life stages. Social functioning programs based on facial processing schemes had a significant training effect on young patients, but further testing trials are required to estimate their impact on patients social behaviors in real life. This review can provide some guidance for the design of intervention programs at schools for children with ASD.
Predictors of Perceived, Personal, and Self- Stigma on Depression and Relevant Interventions
Authors: Zhang Dishen
Published: April 2023

Depression is a severe public health issue that affects millions of individuals throughout the world. However, more than half of patients with depression are reluctant to seek help, and the stigma of depression has been identified as the major barrier to their help-seeking. There are three kinds of stigma: perceived stigma, personal stigma, and self-stigma. However, the existing research lacks distinguishment and comparation among them. This study outlines the respective predictors of the three kinds of stigma, to fill this research gap. The findings of this review show that the three types of stigma have different predictors. People who are female, with greater depression severity, more contact with depression patients, and lower social support, reported higher perceived stigma. Higher personal stigma is predicted by being male, lower depression literacy, and less contact with depression. Moreover, greater depression symptomatology, less knowledge about depression, and less social support are associated with higher self-stigma. The existing studies on anti-stigma interventions suggest that personal stigma can be effectively reduced by the depression awareness campaign. Plus, group psychotherapy works well in decreasing self-stigma. However, existing interventions have a limited effect on reducing perceived stigma. Existing studies on predictors of stigma have some limitations: they are cross-sectional studies and usually focus on only one or two types of stigma. Therefore, future studies should conduct some longitudinal studies and investigate all three kinds of stigma simultaneously to make up for these shortcomings. The main contribution of this paper is distinguishing the predictors of perceived stigma, personal stigma, and self-stigma, providing a framework for future study on antecedents of different stigma and the design of stigma reduction interventions. This review can provide some guidance to the prevention and intervention programs for depression stigma at schools.
The Combination of Law, Technology and Autonomy: The Ways to Control The Chaos of Fan Groups in China
Authors: Yuewen Liu
Published: April 2023

With the rapid development of the Internet and new media platforms, online communities have become an important place for fans to gather, and the fan economy has developed through this trend. The fan groups have gradually become a cultural phenomenon and business model, constructing a new network entertainment economy and vigorously promoting virtual economy development. In May 2021, China's Internet Information Office announced a nationwide campaign to rectify the chaos in the fan groups. Therefore, from the perspective of combining the law, technology and autonomy, this paper proposes relevant optimization suggestions for the problems in the governance of the fan groups.
The Relationship Between Co-Rumination on Social Media and Internalized Symptoms During the COVID-19 Pandemic: The Moderating Role of Balanced Time Perspective
Authors: Zhang Mengxin , Liu Yexuan
Published: April 2023

Faced with the COVID-19 pandemic, countries have implemented stringent preventative measures. Individuals impacted by quarantine policies have become more reliant on cell phones to interact with others. It is still uncertain whether recurrent internet talks of one's struggle aggravate anxiety and despair in individuals. This study investigated the effects of social media-based co-rumination on mental health. In this study, 352 Chinese participants were recruited online, took the online test, and returned 309 valid surveys. There were 127 men and 182 women among them. The researchers looked into the relationship between respondents' co-rumination, balanced time perspective, anxiety, and depression. The study discovered that persons under quarantine had higher levels of co-rumination, but this did not result in more acute anxiety or despair. The unbalanced time perspective negatively moderated the association between the two variables, but the balanced time perspective had no moderating impact. The cognitive style of co-rumination predicted psychological disorders negatively.
The Impact of Interactivity on Live E-commerce Platform on The Intention of Generation Z 's Consumption Behavior
Authors: Guo Conghui , Yang Zhixin , Zhao Siyuan
Published: April 2023

Due to the special environment of disruption of offline business form at the beginning of the epidemic, more and more merchants have started live-streaming with goods in order to seek development, which has become the main force of sales. As Generation Z enters the workplace and their income gradually rises, they will become a powerful growth point for the future consumer market. In this context, on basis of the theory of planned behavior and cognitive mediation model, this paper constructed a research model on the factors influencing the consumption behavior of Generation Z's e-commerce live broadcast, and analyzed the data through questionnaires and using SPSS 26.0. The study showed that online attention has no significant positive influence on consumption behavior intention, and behavioral attitude, subjective norm and perceived behavioral control (PBC) have significant positive influence on consumption behavior intention. Accordingly, this paper presented a study on the consumption behavior intention of Generation Z as well as suggestions for consumers and businesses.
Analyzing the Impact of Social Media on College Students' Post Graduation Planning
Authors: Wang Muyuan
Published: April 2023

At present, the popularization rate of higher education has increased, and the world has entered a post epidemic era. The number of graduates has increased year by year, and they are facing the planning problems after graduation, making it more and more difficult to obtain employment. At the same time, social media platforms,i.e.,microblog are booming, and almost all college students have become users of social media platforms, and through these platforms, they can obtain employment and other related information. The purpose of this investigate was to explore the impact of social media information pushed on College Students' post-graduation planning (direct employment). In this paper, "Theory of Planned Behavior" model was applied, and Statistical Product and Service Solutions (SPSS) was applied for confirmatory factor analysis and structural equation modeling. The conclusion of this investigate was that the information pushed of social media platform had an impact on the planning (direct employment) of college students after graduation. The social media platform generated college students to have different attitudes towards employment by influencing their "persistent behavior control". This paper also put forward relevant suggestions on this issue.
Anticipating the Influence on Self-Anxiety Among College Students in the Context of Tik Tok in China Through Survey Analysis
Authors: Li Wenqi
Published: April 2023

Tik Tok in China was a fast-growing online interactive social platform in recent years and was widely used by people. College students represented a significant portion of the Para-social interaction on the Tik Tok platform. In this era of online Para-social interaction, people might experience negative emotions, such as anxiety, when established their self-presentation and experienced social interaction. Therefore, to alleviate the risk of self-anxiety among college students in online Para-social interaction, the study explored whether the self-presentation and social interaction of college students on the Tik Tok platform are related to self-anxiety. The study used analysis of survey method, regression, and correlation to measure whether the development of self-anxiety in college students affects the mental activities which be generated by self-presentation and social interaction on the Tik Tok platform. The study investigated that when college students highly appear on impression management, lying self-presentation, and intensity of Tik Tok use, they were facilitated self-anxiety, but when college students had subjective meanings in social media, they may be at less risk of self-anxiety. Therefore, the study suggested that psychological guidance should be provided in terms of motivational concerns of image management. Meanwhile, social platforms can make college students more aware of the realization of self-worth in social platforms to reduce their self-anxiety rate.
Social Media Helps with Friendships
Authors: Wan Yolanda
Published: April 2023

In recent years, social media has saturated every aspect of life. Social media has gradually become one of the primary ways for people to construct and continue different interpersonal relationships. There is always a debate on social media's effect on friendships. This study surveyed the social media platform WeChat to explore whether the effect is positive or negative. Through qualitative and quantitative data analysis, we found the positive effect of social media on friendships.
Am I Ugly or Sick? The Influence of social media on Body Dysmorphic Disorder: China and the West
Authors: Peng Ruozhu , Liu Keer , Mi Yudan , Shi Huanjun
Published: April 2023

Social media nowadays has cast very serious influences on people, causing appearance anxiety, or even body dysmorphia among all age groups. In order to examine social medias influence on body dysmorphic disorder, we have selected 19 papers related to this subject from the year 2017 to 2021, and completed this review study. Results show that theres a definite positive correlation between social media and body dysmorphia, which can be further explained by costly-signaling theory, the most frequently-appeared theory among studies we reviewed; and patients with body dysmorphic disorder were suggested to use a combination of talk therapy and medication to reduce symptoms.
Research on the Status Quo and Problems of Women's Discourse Power in the Context of New Media
Authors: Song Hongyao
Published: April 2023

In the new media era, the convenience, speed, and low access threshold of the Internet provide channels and access to women's originally compressed discourse, releasing women's discourse to a certain extent. This paper focuses on the manifestations of women's discourse being liberated in the new media context, what problems still exist, and provides relevant strategies to solve them. The purpose of this paper is to reveal the innovations, difficulties, and breakthrough methods of women's discourse in the development of the Internet, and to provide references for subsequent research. This paper will discuss and study women's discourse as the main research object through literature analysis, typical case analysis, and data comparison of previous reports. It can be concluded that although women's discourse has been developed and expanded in the new media environment, it is still suffering from problems such as patriarchal social gaze and alienation of self-expression, which need improvement from multiple parties such as media, society, and women themselves to improve.
The Influence of Traumatic Memories in Schizophrenia
Authors: Feng Jingyi
Published: April 2023

Since studying psychiatric disorders, Clinicians have observed and reported the abnormal nature of the presence of traumatic memories and the main symptoms they cause in PTSD, an essential aspect of which is memory encoding. The leading cause of traumatic memory flashbacks is the inability to store certain representations of the traumatic event in the hippocampus due to deficits in the hippocampus. Hippocampal deficits are also found in schizophrenia, and some studies suggest that the hippocampus is the central core of the neuropathology of schizophrenia. In contrast, sleep spindles play a vital role in sensory processing and long-term memory consolidation. Studies collected in the field of PTSD suggest that sleep spindles can alleviate mood. However, schizophrenia patients commonly have sleep disturbances and significantly reduce spindles and sleep-dependent memory consolidation. So, in conclusion, it can be speculated that mood swings cause memory encoding problems that the sleep spindles waves cannot handle.
Implicit Self-esteem and Behavioral Activation System and Behavioral Inhibition System
Authors: Dong Shuoyao
Published: April 2023

This article will explore the correlation between implicit self-esteem and Behavioral Activation System and the correlation between implicit self-esteem and Behavioral Inhibition System. The participants implicit self-esteem will be measured by Implicit Association Test. The participants BAS will be measured by BAS scale and their BIS will be measured by BIS scale. Self-questionnaire measures from the participants (N=109) will reveal an expected result that there is a positive correlation between implicit self-esteem and Behavioral Activation system, and the expected results will reveal a negative correlation between implicit self-esteem and Behavioral Inhibition system.
Comparison of the Admission Policy of Chinese and American High School Athletes
Authors: Zhao Zijian
Published: April 2023

Athletics admission is one of the admissions considered special in the United States. High school athletes in China have also been enjoying special admissions policies. The author would like to compare the admission policies for high school athletes in China and the United States. The research methods used in this paper mainly include literature review and comparative analysis. This article compares the management and admissions departments, admission standards (academic and sports), and sports programs of Chinese and American athletes, and makes a discussion and summary. The article showed that the department responsible for admissions in China is a national institution, while in the United States is NCAA. In terms of admission standards, Chinas academic standard for athletes is relatively simple, and only one test result is considered. In the United States, students high school courses, high school grades, and SAT or ACT scores are comprehensively considered.
Analysis of Feminism in Consumerism Research
Authors: Zhu Yujia
Published: April 2023

On June 12, 2020, a self-made talent show featuring women was shown for the first time on Mango TV. Thirty female performers who were born before 1990 were cast in the program. Sisters Who Make Waves is one of several internet variety programs dominated by youthful superstars that create a portrayal of numerous successful sister identities. From a feminist standpoint, these internet films and television series now portray more mature and autonomous female characters. It was found that women who write and make art use their own voices more and more. The independent pictures of the sisters have a lot of cultural symbolism, and these new pictures help the audience imagine a community. But people need to be aware of how the commercialization of new media affects women. The purpose of this paper is to investigate the evolution of the relationship between consumerism and feminism, as well as how feminist research influences and promotes consumer and marketing research in practice. Therefore, the most recent literature review will be used to cover the history. The results show that in terms of marketing, feminist consumerism makes commercial sense. It builds brand loyalty and increases sales by promoting a broader consumer culture model of dissent.
The Postmodern Crisis and Its Self Adjustment: Miracle Becomes Reliever and Save the Life from Accident
Authors: An Xingyu
Published: April 2023

Study on different stream of thinking, whatever they are, all played essential role in the development of human being. Moreover, they present such different meaning or changes, by the transfer of the narrative or the new techniques, however, postmodernism as a special period, seem to refuse those grand meaning. This paper focus on how miracle reconstruct in the case that destructed the meaning and consisted of accidents and how it save people in the chaos with the assist of the new narrative technique. This article cite a film named pulp fiction pulp fiction directed by Quentin Tarantino, performed by John Travolta and Samuel L. Jackson, Miramax Films 1994 and a book titled The postmodern condition A report on knowledge The post modern condition: a report knowledge Jehn Lyotard ed online, as primary source and by researching them to apply a theory to solve the problem as somebody thought postmodern aimed to deconstruct all the traditions and the leftover seemed like a shame, and about the relationship between the postmodernism and traditions especially like humanity or religion, and give some possible Karma toward them, also some reasonable secondary resources are involved, and all for the conclusion the miracle made by human themselves from the accident and stop the chaos in a crisis.
Do cutaneous senses give more immersive experience in Virtual Reality?
Authors: Zou Runqi , Xing Zhitong
Published: April 2023

Cutaneous senses give people better perceptions of the world. In this study, we argue that in the world of virtual reality, cutaneous senses can facilitate people's perception and judgment of specific objects. We adopted a blurred image of ice cubes to allow participants to identify what the objects were and record their time of distinguishing. The result is based on the volunteers we found. They were divided into two groups and only the group that received the cutaneous sense treatment was able to tell what the blurred photo was within 30 seconds. We discuss the findings and implications.
The Role of Future Parenthood in Hiring: Can Motherhood Penalties and Fatherhood Bonuses be Generalized to Future Mom and Dad?
Authors: Yin Shuwen
Published: April 2023

Research has shown motherhood penalties and fatherhood bonuses in working places. Employers, it appears, view parenthood as an important factor in hiring. However, motherhood penalties and fatherhood bonuses could be generalized to future parents, since during Chinese hiring process, child-free job applicants are often asked about their future parenthood plans. In this research proposal, an experimental study in a lab setting is utilized to test whether the role of future parenthood could be sufficient to cause hiring bias. The main set of independent variables in the study is applicants different expectation of future parenthood. Applicants gender and applicants applying organization type are also included to see whether there are some interaction effects with future parenthood. The results are measured through participants explicit and implicit attitudes towards fictitious resumes using 3 measurements: passing rate, a 7-point scale, and decision making time. The predicted results are that there will be a significant main effect of future parenthood, a significant interaction effect of parenthood and gender, and a significant interaction effect of parenthood and organization type in the hiring process.
Research on Mental Health Crisis, Intervention and Prevention on Chinese Colleges Campus
Authors: Liao Jingyi
Published: April 2023

In recent years, Chinese college students facing mental health crises are becoming a prevalent phenomenon. Many scholars analyzed the factors leading to this with the goal of reducing the number and severity of mental problems in college students, and compiled factors that help students cope with stress and mental disorders. By review the research literature on the process of prevention, intervention, and prognosis of mental health crises of individuals on Chinese colleges' campuses, this paper discusses the problems existing in the process, and summarizes possible solutions, and experiences that can be used for reference from campuses around the world.
A Study on the Development of Live-streaming in the New Media Era-Take Oriental Selection as an Example
Authors: Chen Hongzhou , Wu Jiawei
Published: April 2023

In the era of new media, the rapid development of Internet technology, mobile terminal devices have crossed geographical boundaries, and the dissemination of information is more interactive, so live webcasting with goods has emerged and developed very rapidly. In the context of the country' s vigorous implementation of the "rural revitalization" strategy, the live broadcast of agricultural products, as one of the important elements, presents a new model in the field of communication. At the same time, due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and other factors, agricultural products in the form of e-commerce in time to meet the market demand and is generally recognized by society, showing the need for live broadcast with goods in the post-epidemic era. This paper will take Oriental Selection as an example, and use literature research and case study to conduct an in-depth study of the reasons for its explosion and spread under the special circumstances of the times. The second is to propose targeted development strategies based on the analysis of the problems of agricultural live streaming and to analyze its positive impact on the development of rural e-commerce.
Different Preferences for Emojis in the Aspect of Age
Authors: Zhao Jinhan
Published: April 2023

It is well-established that emojis play an essential part when communicating with others online. This study investigates the different preferences of emojis among different age groups. The interview is done to support the investigation. Respondents are divided by age into two groups. (respondents aged from 10-30 and respondents aged from 31-50) They are asked to answer several questions which are designed based on the theory of conversational implicature. Respondents' answers are collected and analyzed. The result showed that there are differences in emoji preferences between age groups. The result suggests that there is a distinguished difference between young people and older people in the choice of emojis. Older people tend not to use emojis that convey negative emotions, and the younger people can feel the emojis' implications hidden in it through the context.
The Variation of the Meaning of Emojis Taking WeChats stickers as an Example
Authors: Wang Shizhe
Published: April 2023

The study of the semantics of emoji is, in general, considered from a static perspective. Even when emoji are studied from a dynamic perspective, generational differences are rarely taken into account. An analysis of five typical and controversial emoji in this paper reveals a significant age gap of the usage of emoji.
The Representation of Female Character in Iron Lady
Authors: Du Mingjun
Published: April 2023

Female characters in movies often carry the gender prejudice and stereotypes of the filmmaker and society at the time. With the development of feminism, the appearance of female roles has become more and more diverse. By analyzing the character biographical film "Iron Lady", the relationship between the presentation of female characters and the authenticity and artistry of the film is analyzed. The research focuses on the content beyond the female surface to critically analyze Thatcher's performance as a female character and the balance of authenticity and artistry in this film. The results show that the reasonable relationship between film authenticity and artistry should be constructed according to the film structure and storyline, and biographical films should objectively portray the positive and negative aspects of real characters. Emotions should be avoided on the gender issue of movies, and the female characters presented in the movie should be considered essentially through real social issues, so as to allow movie observers to change their attitudes and behaviors.