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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"Chinese Cultural Values"”.
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Traditional Chinese Cultural Values and Taiwanese Mothers’ Attitudes towards Seeking Professional Psychological Help: the Role of Emotion Expressivity, Emotion Regulation and Stigma towards Mental Illness
… between these attitudes and the uniqueness of Chinese cultural values, especially its influence on views regarding emotional and mental difficulty are valuable to look into. The current study adopted an explanatory sequential mixed methods design to approach how Taiwanese mothers with a Chinese …
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China’s popular TV dramas & their role in the party’s political communication since 2001
… of the very few studies that have examined how Chinese Communist Party (or the Party) used its media to appropriate traditional Chinese cultural values for political purposes. It focuses on the TV dramas that have won the top Feitian Awards (China’s top official TV drama awards) from 2002 to …
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Motivating workplace creativity in the Chinese context
… Three and Four, and examines the impact of Chinese cultural values on employee's level of motivation to be creative. There are four research questions, and the results uncovered new knowledge in three of the four areas. Searching through existing literature, it appears that most quantitative …
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Life under shadow: Chinese immigrant women in nineteenth- century America
… creating unusual disadvantaged conditions for Chinese immigrant women. As a weak minority in an alien and often hostile environment and as a subordinate sex in a sexist society, Chinese women suffered from double oppression of racism and sexism. In addition, the Chinese cultural values of …
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Chinese norms of relationship and communication: An exploration of four folk concepts
… Kuan-hsi summarizes the fundamental attitude Chinese hold toward relationship, pao stresses the balance of interpersonal exchange, mien-tzu denotes sensitivity toward another's situational front, and yuan describes the conditioning factors which allow associations to occur. Although not …
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Comparative Analysis of Advertising Value Appeals Reflected in U.S. and Chinese Women's Fashion Print Advertisements.
<p>Analyzing 549 advertisements in Chinese and U.S. women's fashion magazines, this research studies the role of western culture in reshaping Chinese cultural values in terms of modernity, tradition, individualism, and collectivism as well as in the use of western fashion models and language. …
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No doggy bag please : Chinese attitudes on food waste
… there is a lack of research into the social and cultural drivers that motivate food-waste creating behaviours. This study is an ethnographic exploration of Chinese attitudes towards food and food waste, with the objective of uncovering some of the key values and beliefs that create food waste. …
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Cultural Influences and Negotiation: Chinese Conflict Resolution Preferences and Negotiation Behavior
… in recent years, negotiation behavior between Chinese and Americans has become a timely issue. Most research conducted in this area discusses the fundamental cultural differences between East and West, as well as the difficulties Westerners have in negotiating with the Chinese. Little was …
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Cultural Values Reflected in Chinese Advertisements: Self -Construal and Persuasion Implications
… regarding the role of advertising in reshaping Chinese cultural values. First, the content of advertising promotes individualism and modernity values. Second, individualistic advertisements shift individuals' cultural orientations (self-construals). And third, such value-shifting influences …
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Student Teachers’ Voices: A Historical Exploration of Teacher Education in Shanghai, China (1949-1982)
… major trends marking the formal pattern of the Chinese teacher education system since the foundation of the People’s Republic of China. It is argued that despite a number of radical structural and theoretical changes brought about by political campaigns over time, from the perspective of the …
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Māori Leadership in China: How Do Cultural Values Assist Māori International Business Leaders When Operating in China?
The aim of this thesis was to study how Māori cultural values have assisted Māori business leaders who internationalise in China. Sub-topics also investigated commonalities and differences between Māori and Chinese cultural values that influence leadership, and their influence on the …
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Fish cannot See Water: Rethinking China's Quest for Great Power Status through a Cultural Lens (1992-2021)
This study aims to investigate the cultural impacts on Chinese diplomacy —concentrating on mianzi, which translates literally as ‘face’ and signifies a cultural understanding of respect, honor and social standing. Under the assumption that nations, akin to individuals, possess face-related needs, …