Subjects: Psychology >> Applied Psychology submitted time 2022-03-06
Abstract：
[Objective] This study aims to explore the relationship between staying up late, different development levels of cities and life satisfaction with the method of big data in Weibo, so as to increase the understanding of life satisfaction of contemporary people. [Method]The users in Weibo were divided into those who stayed up late and didn't stay up late in first-tier cities and other cities according to user’s information of blog posting. In addition, the statistical difference in life satisfaction between people who stayed up late and didn't stay up late in different areas was compared. [Results] (1) The life satisfaction of Weibo users who stayed up late was significantly higher than that of non-staying up late group (t = 11.768, p < 0.05); (2) Life satisfaction of Weibo users in first-tier cities was significantly lower than that of users in other cities (t =-4.135, p < 0.05); (3) The life satisfaction of staying up late in first-tier cities was significantly lower than that of staying up late in other cities (p < 0.05), and there was no statistically significant difference between non-staying up late in first-tier cities and non-staying up late in other cities (p > 0.05); (4) The life satisfaction of staying up late in first-tier cities was significantly higher than that of non-staying up late in first-tier cities (p < 0.05), and that of staying up late in other cities was significantly higher than that of non-staying up late (p < 0.05). [Conclusion] The staying up late behavior of contemporary Weibo users will improve their life satisfaction to a certain extent. However, the life satisfaction of Weibo users in first-tier cities is lower than that of Weibo users in other cities. "
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Subjects: Psychology >> Personality Psychology submitted time 2020-08-28
Abstract： " The issue of stability and variability of values has always been the focus of debate in this field. In recent years, researchers began to analyze the mechanism of the differences in the stability of values from the perspective of cognitive neuroscience. The existing neurophysiological evidence shows that when a certain value is constructed based on the absolute rules of deontology, or is consistent with the representation of self-concept, it tends to maintain a stable state. Otherwise, it may change fundamentally under the persuasion of others. In the future, it is necessary to further enrich and improve the cognitive neural processing model that recognizes the relationship between the stability and variability of values, and explore the cognitive neural mechanisms behind the long-term changes in values, so as to promote the practice and application of theoretical research in values education.
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