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The relationship between intergroup contact and Chinese National Community Identity: a moderated mediation model - BMC Psychology

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By Guangxi Normal, Fangying Quan, Yibo Gao, Shuyue Zhang, Xianmei Li, Jijia Zhang
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The finding that the quality of intergroup contact has a significant predictive effect on CNCI lends support to Hypothesis 1. It supports intergroup contact theory and common in-group theory, intergroup contact is an effective method for improving intergroup relationships and promoting a shared ingroup identity. The quality of contact between different ethnic groups is a significant predictor of the elimination of prejudice against out-groups and the strengthening of CNCI.
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The relationship between neuroticism and social aggression: a moderated mediation model - BMC Psychology

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By Guangxi Normal, Yan Gou, Yibo Gao, Xinxin Yu, Bao Wei, Fangying Quan
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This study of college students in China was designed to test mechanisms underlying the association between neuroticism and social aggression. Results of a moderated mediation analysis supported our hypotheses that depression symptoms mediated the relationship between neuroticism and social aggression, and the association between neuroticism and depression symptoms, as well as neuroticism and social aggression were moderated by perceived social support.
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