This research presents two studies covering two interconnected and sequential research
questions in the context of a developing country (China):(1) What psychological responses …

Family, peers, and academics are three central sources of stress for Chinese adolescents,
which have potential negative implications for youth's adjustment. This study investigated …

This study aimed to explore whether a walk outdoors during a lunch break would promote
restorative experiences for a sample of office workers (N= 52), compared to following …

Research in the past decade has shown basic psychological needs (BPNs) as essential for
human wellness, but little is known about their effects on positive affects that are more …

Satisfaction with life (SWL) and subjective vitality (SV) are indicators of subjective well-being
and quality of life. University students are at risk of low levels of subjective well-being, and …

Subjective vitality is a form of eudemonic well-being and signifies the availability of energy
that an individual can use to adaptively engage with their environment. Subjective vitality is …

This research adopts a person-centered approach towards well-being, examining the
heterogeneity in well-being profiles by simultaneously considering the longitudinal …

The term “left-behind adolescent” refers to adolescents who remain in the household
registration area to live with their one parent or temporary guardian because both or one of …

The current study presents the development process and initial validation of the
Engagement in Athletic Training Scale (EATS), which was designed to evaluate athletes' …

The purpose of the study was to translate the athlete burnout questionnaire (ABQ) into
Simplified Chinese and examine its psychometric properties in Chinese collegiate athletes …