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Interaction Effects Between Low Self-Control and Meaning in Life on Internet Gaming Disorder Symptoms and Functioning in Chinese Adolescents: Cross-Sectional Latent Moderated Structural Equation Modeling Study by Fong, Ted CT, Cui, Kunjie, Yip, Paul SF

“…Internet gaming disorder (IGD) is an emerging behavioral addiction with mental health implications among adolescents. Low self-control is an established risk…”
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Rural-to-Urban Migration, Strain, and Bullying Perpetration: The Mediating Role of Negative Emotions, Attitude Toward Bullying, and Attachment to School by Cui, Kunjie, To, Siu-ming

“…Based on an integrated general strain theory, this study involved testing negative emotions (i.e., anxiety and depression), a social learning variable (i.e.,…”
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Low self-control, perceived social support and internet gaming addiction: findings from an ethnicity minority region in China by Meng, Cui, Quancai, Li, Kunjie, Cui, Yanyu, Xin, Wencai, Lama, Yiwei, Xia

“…Adolescent Internet gaming addiction (IGA) is an pincreasing global concern. Drawing on self-control theory, social support theory, and problem behavior…”
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Social control and self-control: factors linking exposure to domestic violence and adolescents’ Internet gaming addiction by Quancai, Li, Meng, Cui, Kunjie, Cui

“…Although many studies have investigated the influencing factors of adolescents’ Internet gaming addiction, few have investigated the influence factor of…”
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Latent heterogeneity of deviant behaviors and associated factors among ethnic minority adolescents: a latent class analysis by Cui, Kunjie, Fong, Ted C T, Yip, Paul Siu Fai

“…Deviant behaviors are common during adolescence. Despite the diversity of juvenile delinquency, the patterns of deviant behaviors remain unclear in ethnic…”
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Peer victimization, environmental and psychological distress, and academic performance among children in China: A serial mediation model moderated by migrant status by Xie, Han, Cui, Kunjie

“…Despite robust evidence indicating the adverse academic, psychological, and school-related impacts of being victimized, the ways in which peer victimization…”
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Intrapersonal and Interpersonal Sources of Resilience: Mechanisms of the Relationship Between Bullying Victimization and Mental Health Among Migrant Children in China by Cui, Kunjie, Xie, Han

“…Compared with their non-migrant peers, migrant children in China face major risks and challenges that may cause them to develop behavioral and psychological…”
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Correction to: Intrapersonal and Interpersonal Sources of Resilience: Mechanisms of the Relationship Between Bullying Victimization and Mental Health Among Migrant Children in China by Cui, Kunjie, Xie, Han

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Bullying Victimization and Mental Health among Migrant Children in Urban China: A Moderated Mediation Model of School Belonging and Resilience by Nie, Wei, Gao, Liru, Cui, Kunjie

“…School bullying victimization among children is a significant public health issue that may negatively influence their mental health. However, few studies have…”
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Migrant status, social support, and bullying perpetration of children in mainland China by Cui, Kunjie, To, Siu-ming

“…•Migrant children were more likely than non-migrant ones to engage in bullying perpetration.•Family support and community support significantly mediated the…”
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How Past Cyber Victimization Affects Bystanders’ Position Taking in Offline Bullying Situations: A Moderated Mediation Model of Self-concept and Social Support by Cui, Kunjie, Xie, Han, Peng, Huamin

“…To date, research has rarely addressed the association between individuals’ past cyber victimization and their position taking as bystanders in offline…”
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How Peer Victimization in Childhood Affects Social Networking Addiction in Adulthood: An Examination of the Mediating Roles of Social Anxiety and Perceived Loneliness by Cui, Kunjie, Yip, Paul S. F.

“…Research to date has rarely addressed the association between peer victimization in childhood and social networking addiction in adulthood, much less the…”
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School Climate, Bystanders' Responses, and Bullying Perpetration in the Context of Rural-to-Urban Migration in China by Cui, Kunjie, To, Siu-ming

“…The study involved examining the mediating effects of bystanders' pro-bullying behaviors and defending behaviors between variables of school climate -…”
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School Bullying Perpetration in the Context of Rural-to-Urban Migration in China: Developing and Testing Three Theoretical Models by Cui, Kunjie

“…Despite the growing number of studies on school bullying, certain gaps still remain in literature on the topic, especially in the context of rural-to-urban…”
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