| Subject Area |
Journal |
Published Paper |
Author |
From |
Publication Date |
| Sciences, Social |
Children and Youth Services Review |
Parental involvement during the transition to primary school: Examining bidirectional relations with school adjustment |
Dr Eva Lau |
Hong Kong |
3/10/2018 |
| Sciences, Social |
Children and Youth Services Review |
Legislation for early childhood education: A case study of China |
Dr Hui Li |
Hong Kong |
22/2/2018 |
| Sciences, Social |
Children and Youth Services Review |
Teacher-child relationship quality and Chinese toddlers’ developmental functioning: A cross-lagged modelling approach |
Dr Wai Ling Chan |
Hong Kong |
24/6/2020 |
| Sciences, Social |
Children and Youth Services Review |
Is whole-day kindergarten better than half-day kindergarten? A mixed methods study of Chinese educators' perceptions |
Ms Michelle Marie Lau |
Hong Kong |
17/7/2018 |
| Sciences, Social |
Children & Society |
Gender Matters: Rethinking the Childcare Model in Hong Kong |
Dr Lai-Ching Leung |
Hong Kong |
1/9/2018 |
| Sciences, Social |
Children and Youth Services Review |
Perspectives on readiness for preschool: A mixed-methods study of Chinese parents, teachers, and principals |
Ms Sha Xie |
Hong Kong |
21/10/2018 |
| Sciences, Social |
Career Development International |
When career dissatisfaction leads to employee job crafting: The role of job social support and occupational self-efficacy |
Dr Chang-qin Lu |
China |
3/7/2020 |
| Sciences, Social |
Career Development International |
A resource-based perspective on work–family conflict: meta-analytical findings |
Dr Victor Lau |
Hong Kong |
2/11/2019 |
| Sciences, Social |
Cambridge Review of International Affairs |
Japan’s demands for reforms of UNESCO’s Memory of the World: the search for mnemonical security |
Dr. Ryoko Nakano |
Japan |
7/2/2020 |
| Sciences, Social |
Cambridge Review of International Affairs |
Transnational norms and governing illegal wildlife trade in China and Japan: elephant ivory and related products under CITES |
Dr Weiqing Song |
Macau |
1/9/2019 |
| Psychology |
Brain Research |
A lateral inhibition mechanism explains the dissociation between mismatch negativity and behavioral pitch discrimination |
Dr Feng Gu |
Hong Kong |
24/6/2019 |
| Sciences, Social |
Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics |
Macao Report: Informed Consent in a Multilingual and Multicultural Region, a Bioethical Challenge |
Dr Vera Lucia Raposo |
Macau |
30/5/2018 |
| Sciences, Social |
Behaviour & Information Technology |
Exploring user behaviour of emoticon use among Chinese youth |
Ms Xin Chen |
Hong Kong |
21/12/2016 |
| Sciences, Social |
BMC Family Practice |
Knowledge, practices and expectations of preventive care: a qualitative study of patients attending government general outpatient clinics in Hong Kong |
Dr Denise Tam |
Hong Kong |
5/9/2018 |
| Sciences, Social |
Asian Social Work and Policy Review |
Effects of mediator competence and mediation process on user satisfaction with child custody, finances, and property outcomes |
Professor Mooly Wong |
Hong Kong |
7/8/2019 |
| Psychology |
Behavior Therapy |
Validation of the Chinese Version of the Body Image Acceptance and Action Questionnaire and the Mediating Role of Body Image Flexibility in the Relationship Between Body Dissatisfaction and Psychological Distress |
Dr. Zhihui Cai |
China |
5/11/2021 |
| Psychology |
Asian Journal of Social Psychology |
To do or to have? Exploring the effects of social exclusion on experiential and material purchases |
Prof. Hongyan Yu |
China |
31/3/2020 |
| Sciences, Social |
Asian Population Studies |
Getting rural migrant children into school in South China: migrant agency and parenting |
Dr Yinni Peng |
Hong Kong |
18/2/2019 |
| Sciences, Social |
Asian Journal of Criminology |
Rural-to-Urban Migration and Juvenile Delinquency in Urban China: a Social Control Perspective |
Dr Sara Zhong |
Hong Kong |
5/10/2018 |
| Sciences, Social |
Asian Journal of Criminology |
School Characteristics, Strain, and AdolescentDelinquency: a Test of Macro-Level StrainTheory in China |
Dr Xi Chen |
Hong Kong |
20/8/2019 |
