In the current era, the rapid development of new media makes it more closely related to news. Compared with the era of traditional media, news on new media shows significant advantages in news collection and dissemination. New media, especially the short videos, has the characteristics of easily production, strong effectiveness and strong sense of user participation, which is very in line with the needs of news transmission. Short video news has developed rapidly in various new media platforms. However, at the same time, too fast development and low threshold of popularization have also brought many negativ^roblems. Moreover; with the gradual decline of traditional media, traditional media must catch up with the trend of the times and participate in newgpedia. At this time of convergence and integration of media, how to continue to make best use of the advantages of new media and avoid the disadvantages has become a problem worthy of exploration.

In recent years, in order to alleviate the increasingly serious situation of the world's environmental problems and promote the sustainable development of the global economy, the world's major automobile enterprises have been invested in developing and promoting new energy vehicles. By sorting out and analyzing the factors that affect consumers to buy new energy vehicles, this study was based on the consumer-related theory and aims to correctly grasp the consumption behavior and law of the new energy vehicle market. By collation and analysis of the previous studies, this study found that consumer demographics, attitude, perceived behavior control, and social norms are important factors affecting the consumption behavior of new energy vehicles, and explains different effects of each variable on consumer attitudes and behaviors from multiple theoretical perspectives. This study put forward the relevant suggestions to promote the development of new energy vehicles and provided guidelines for promoting the development of sustainable industries.

With the outbreak of COVID-19 and the adoption of the epidemiological investigation, the disclosure of epidemiological investigation has also aroused public fear and even caused online violence. Therefore, it is essential to explore the root causes of mass panic to reduce public fear fundamentally. Based on the extended parallel process model, this paper systematically studies the effectiveness of epidemiological investigation disclosure on the public fear of the epidemic and puts forward reasonable suggestions for maintaining public opinion health and reducing public opinion violence. This paper collected 126 questionnaires what investigated samples from four dimensions, Susceptibility, severity, self-efficacy, and response efficacy, to explore the relationship between these four variables and public fear. Through correlation analysis and regression analysis of questionnaire data, the higher the perceived threat and perceived efficacy are, the higher the public fear degree is, and the more willing people are to accept the prevention and control suggestions. In the evaluation process, Susceptibility and self-efficacy are positively associated with the level of public fear, while severity and response efficacy had no significant effect on it. The results showed that relevant science popularization should be strengthened, perceived threat and perceived efficacy should be improved, and the balance between the precision of the epidemiological investigation and public privacy should be maintained.

This paper plans to design a behavioral economics experiment to study the influence of incentive mechanisms including intrinsic and extrinsic incentives on weight control. The experiment adopts ways such as increasing the sense of honor as internal incentive measures. Compared with external incentives such as bonuses, the long-term effect of internal incentives on weight management is unclear and deserves further study.

With the rapid development of the Internet, opinion leaders play a very important role in the guidance of public opinion. Gender equality, epidemic prevention measures, and Environmentalism are all global public opinion topics that have attracted much attention in recent years. In the face of these hot topics, more and more opinion leaders speak enthusiastically and express their attitudes. This study uses Key Opinion Leadership theory and secondary communication theory to explore the impact of Key Opinion Leaders on the three public opinion topics of equal rights between men and women, epidemic prevention measures, and environmental issues. More and more ordinary people pay attention to these events, which are affected by the Key Opinion Leader's attitude and make a positive response. This study made a theoretical contribution that how to promote the harmony and stability of the network environment.

Attachment style plays an important role between our behavioral pattern and the closeness relationship. Nowadays, there are lots of studies which shown that attachment style also has an influence on the memory retrieval. However, there still lack the summary of the systematic conclusion about these. The results suggest that secure attachment individual has moderate emotion and view on memory retrieval, avoidant attachment individual adopt advance defense strategy to restrain the memory retrieval and anxious attachment individual activate the overactivation strategy to avoid the emotion expression. This essay aims to summarize the recent research and try to find out the specific connection between the attachment style and the memory retrieval. We mainly compare the attachment style, demonstrating that the different attachment style individual retrieval their memory relied on the internet working model which based on the reacting of the attachment figures to the proximity needs, meanwhile, the attachment strategy also influences the memory retrieval.

This research was conducted on Chinese participants between 18 and 25. A self-administered questionnaire was developed and distributed to 475 Xiaohongshu users. This research investigated how are Chinese young adults affected by what the Personalized Recommendations of Xiaohongshu show them and how Xiaohongshu is engineering its platform so that its users “trust” it. This research also explored whether Xiaohongshu’s users want to opt out of their AI bubble or do they prefer the way the platform tailors the world to their interests. The results suggested that participants tended to accept the homogeneity content pushed by Xiaohongshu and ignore the information missing because of the personalized recommendation. This research also indicated that users could not wholly jump out of the filter bubbles, though some of them are willing to do it. This research was an addition to the literature on the tension in social media between product promotion and privacy.

A large body of assessments have been conducted to demonstrate the impact of music on cognitive abilities, yet few of them are about how the existence or absence of lyrics can have influence on verbal memory performance. This study consists of a between-groups behavioural experiment which tested 30 high school students between ages of 16 to 18. Three groups of participants were asked to recall a list of words when exposed to environments of music without lyrics, music with lyrics, and no music. The paper hypothesized that the presentation of music with lyrics will reduce verbal memory performance compared to music without lyrics. An ANOVA statistic analysis indicated that the results for the experiment were non-significant.

During the COVID-19 epidemic, social networks were one of the channels for the public to learn information about the epidemic, and the information has had many effects on the public's cognition and behavior. The information related to the epidemic on social media was mainly composed of two official and private parts, among which the private information was published by we-media and netizens. And previous studies have studied the causes of rumors during the COVID-19 pandemic. This paper summarized the factors and influences of epidemic-related information on social media during the COVID-19 epidemic on their cognition and behavior. Based on studying the impact of epidemic related information on social media on the public, the public would be guided to rationally view epidemic related information, do not believe in rumors, and understand authoritative information through correct channels.

With the media explosion of Ailing Gu and other athletes at the Beijing Winter Olympics, the topic of the media image of gold medal athletes had attracted much academic attention again. The current study reviewed the media image of gold medalists from two aspects, the developing trends and the factors including communication medium, subjects, and audience. The results showed that the media image of athletes showed a trend of diversified and commercialized content, which was closely related to the more diverse communication platforms, rich communication subjects, and wide audience in the new media era. Communicators’ message filter, a strong sense of social responsibility for the athletes, and a better media literate of the audience were necessary to cope with the problems that appear during its development. These findings were critical for better understanding China's economic and social development and examining ideas and methods for improving public perception of sports culture.

In recent years, food safety issues in China have become more frequent and have had a negative impact on the industry, leading to increasing consumer concern about food safety issues. As the economy continues to improve and people's disposable income increases, natural, nutritious, high-quality and safe organic food is becoming an increasingly popular choice, and consumer behavioural decisions regarding organic food purchases are receiving widespread academic attention. As a young force driving China's development, the Generation Z group is considered to be an environmentally and health-conscious generation. They are committed to achieving sustainable development and the corresponding awareness is reflected in their food choices.This paper will use the Theory of Planned Behaviour as a theoretical framework and also combine it with Risk Perception Theory to explore the organic food purchasing behaviour of Generation Z in China. The findings show that the behavioural attitudes, subjective norms and perceptual behavioural control of Generation Z are positively correlated with their intention to purchase organic food. The perceptions of risk possibility, risk controllability, risk fearfulness, risk visibility and risk consequences fearfulness of organic food information among Generation Z positively influence their organic food purchase intentions.

With the change of lifestyle, more and more Chinese post-90s consumers choose to improve their health condition by purchasing health care products. Currently, there is insufficient attention to the role played by this consumer group in the dramatically transformed health care market in China, and most of the studies are superficial, staying at the gaze of ordinary consumers' consumption perspective, lacking profound and specific research on the influence of health anxiety factors in the psychological level, and the conclusions and recommendations drawn are not in-depth enough. This study investigates the behavioral transformation of Chinese post-90s health care consumers based on the Theory of Planned Behavior to provide a reference for the promotion and correction of youth health care behaviors and to supplement the deficiencies of the Theory of Planned Behavior in the emerging health care field. This study used a survey of 215 post-90s consumers, and to ensure the reliability of the scale, descriptive statistics, reliability tests and correlation analysis were conducted using SPSS 26.0. The findings of this experiment can provide guiding suggestions for guiding young consumers to choose health care products correctly and rationally.

Nowadays, misinformation is widely spread on the Internet. It affects people's minds, defining what they think. Social media platforms such as Facebook started working on solutions, but they have not defeated the issues yet. The following content of this paper analyzes the effects of misinformation in detail, suggesting some possible ways to improve public consciousness. It applies the Two-Step Flow Theory of Communication and Agenda Setting Theory to the current issues on Facebook, empathizing the need to address them properly. The research conducted showed that misinformation is especially harmful to information society, in which information is significant for economic, political, and cultural activity. It misleads inadvertently, diminishing the role of truth in reality and the Internet. The application of the Two-Step Flow Theory of Communication and Agenda Setting Theory revealed that social media now determines the social agenda, with bloggers and influences perceived as more credible news informers for people than average news reportages. To address the effects of misinformation, either Facebook or the US government or the US population itself should equally contribute to fighting against misinformation by spreading awareness of the problem in the country. They should organize more initiatives promoting people's immunity to misinformation on the Internet. Only spreading awareness of the problem could help individuals critically evaluate every post they see and remain true to their personal opinions and minds.

Social media, regarded as one of the major sources of information in modern times, has also caused perplexing problems in communication and the post-truth is on the list. Defined as “appealing to emotion and personal belief has a greater impact on public opinion than objective facts”, people are getting more and more aware of the negative influence of the post-truth phenomenon which is the starting point of this work. This paper focuses on the users’ experience on popular social media which reflects the role of post-truth in shaping public opinions and narrative vibes, in order to appeal to the rising awareness of solid truth and real information in the digital media era. In this work, an online questionnaire and in-depth interviews are both adopted to support the credibility of the research. The accuracy of the information and the concerns on truth are supposed to be strengthened for social media consumers from this work.

Separation anxiety is one of the most common canine-related disorders in dogs (Canis Familiaris) and charactered by the presentation of unacceptable levels of anxiety related behaviors in the absence of the human companion. While pharmaceutical treatment with antidepressant drugs shows some evidence for effectiveness, the impact is limited, and negative side effects are reported. In contrast, behavioral modification is proposed as an effective and safe method to address separation anxiety, but clinical research is lacking. This work reports the application of associative theory to animal behavioral treatment that considers the role of three senses for a treatment plan; vision, audition, and olfaction and has accumulated 129 successful cases in ten years. Summary data demonstrates the practical advantages including safety for the dogs and perceived effectiveness for the owners.

Ergonomics and human factors play an important role in interaction design. Poor usabil-ity design of critical safety systems can easily lead to human error. While inspecting the critical systems, there are vital factors that have to be considered, such as demographic, organizational, interface design, and task factors. This study has inspected the influence of different demographic factors (age, gender, and education) on the medical ventilator system's usability. The primary purpose is to seek the difference in task completion time, reflection time, and the number of touches during the interaction, considering different demographic factors. As well as to seek the difference in perceived task workload in-dex. To test the study hypothesis, the Hamilton-c6 ventilator prototype was developed. The experiments were conducted on 54 participants, including physicians and nurses, in a controlled environment from different public-private sector hospitals in Pakistan. De-scriptive statistics and ANOVA were used to assess the study objectives. The results suggest significant differences between male vs. female and physician's vs. nurses groups while interacting with safety-critical systems. However, the difference between young and older adults was not significant. These findings have substantial implications for the effective user-centric design of safety-critical systems.

Hip-Hop culture was born in black neighborhoods in the United States, Since its introduction to China, it has been excluded from the mainstream cultural system and remained "underground" for a long time. However, with the broadcast of "The Rap of China", a show featuring hip-hop music, hip-hop culture has attracted widespread attention in China, and the number of Chinese hip-hop fans has exploded. This paper takes Chinese hip-hop culture and Chinese hip-hop fans as the research objects, attempts to explore how hip-hop fans achieve identity construction from their perspective. This research mainly adopts quantitative research and qualitative research through questionnaires and in-depth interviews with hip-hop fans, and finds that the identity construction of hip-hop fans has two aspects: self-identity construction through hip-hop fans' pursuit of an "ideal self", resonance with hip-hop music and consumption behavior, and social identity construction through their interaction with "in-groups" and "out-groups". Although there are some limitations in the methods and conclusions, this paper will still be beneficial to further explore the chinese hip-hop fans research from the perspective of identity construction.

Depression is resulted from a mixture of hereditary and environmental variables. This article mainly considered biological, genetic, and psychological influences on depression. For environmental aspects, this paper aims to identify the impact of different cultures on depression. The most relevant previous studies were reviewed. The findings suggest that culture does play a role in the development of depression. This review mainly examined studies that compared the effects of individualistic and collectivistic cultures on depression. Traditional filial piety culture and thin culture showed different effects on depression. In addition to the traditional gender roles of certain cultures, caste and other cultural differences can also have an impact on the development of depression. Similarly, prenatal depression is more common in immigrants and poor countries than in non-immigrants and industrialized countries. Resilience and social support are two protective factors for mental health, and these two factors have different degrees of influence depending on the culture. There is still limited amount of research investigated the effects of different cultures on depression. More research on the characteristics of different cultures and their association with depression is needed in the future. This review can provide some guidance for furture research and practice. Prevention and intervention programs for children and families should incorporate cultural factors.

Eating disorder (ED) is one set of mental illnesses distinguished by aberrant eating patterns. According to the DSM, they are categorized into Four Edition, revised (DSM-IV): anorexia nervosa (AN), binge eating disorder (BED), bulimia nervosa (BN), and an atypical eating disorder(ED). Biological factors, psychological issues, social factors, and family influences are all categorized as causes or risks of BN, AN, and BED. From a biological, psychological, and social standpoint, the etiologies of these three types of ED are inextricably intertwined. In terms of biological parameters, all three have a significant heritability and are attached to dopamine and 5-HT release. Both AN and BN people show different manifestations of epigenetic processes. The value of slimness and the promotion of a slender figure culture in society supply may refer to the prevalence of AN, BN, and BED. As a result, the significance of the three forms of ED must be seriously considered. More concern needs to be given to the effect of culture on these three typical ED. Multiple treatments for these three ED also need to be further investigated. Overall, there is still much to learn about this eating condition.

Borderline personality disorder (BPD) is a personality disorder characterized by emotional over-sensitivity. People with BPD show symptoms of erratic behavior, having a fear of abandonment, and experiencing unstable social relationships. The factors and elements that influence the development of BPD are uncertain and varied, but there is a correlation between the development of BPD and the person's experience of abuse and other adverse factors. The aim of this review is to understand the factors and elements in BPD development. According to previous studies, emotional and sexual abuse experienced in childhood is a very important cause of the development of BPD. Low levels of caregiver warmth and neglect are associated with the development of BPD symptoms but are not determinative. At the same time, personality traits play an essential role in the resilience of BPD. In addition, BPD often coexists with other psychological disorders. Neuroticism as a personality trait is significantly associated with BPD. Brain differences between BPD and typical controls may lead to differences in their emotions and their ability to regulate emotions, which is related to their ability to control their emotional impulses. This paper illustrates the impact of adverse childhood experiences and negative parenting styles on the risk of BPD. One limitations of previous studies is that most of the studies were conducted on women, and gender differences may lead to a certain degree of bias in the exploration of influencing factors. Future studies should invetigate this topic in larger and diverse samples. This study can contribute to the design of relevant prevention and parent education programs in school.