Jie Zhang

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SUNY College at Buffalo

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Jie Zhang is a Professor at SUNY College at Buffalo, USA. His research primarily focuses on the relationship between socioeconomic factors and mental health, as evidenced by his recent publications on suicide rates, income disparity, and life satisfaction. He also examines interpersonal relationships and their impact on mental health outcomes, particularly in the context of Chinese adults. His work aims to contribute to the understanding of psychological well-being on a national and individual level.

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Culture, Risk Factors and Suicide Attempt in Rural China” Principal Investigator

Open Date: 2010-12-01

Close Date: 2014-11-01

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Culture, Risk Factors and Completed Suicide: A PA Study

Open Date: 2005-03-01

Close Date: 2010-02-01

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Development of Suicide Research in China

Open Date: 2000-09-01

Close Date: 2003-08-01

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Kimberly Kamper-DeMarco

Buffalo State College

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Won Sun Chen

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Curtin University

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David Lester

Stockton University

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Suicide rates in China: What will be the next?

A Worldwide Study of the Relationship Between Gini Coefficients and Suicide Rates

Income disparity and suicide rates: evidence from countries

Temporal Sense as a Measure of Well-Being and Life Satisfaction

Research on the impact of income disparity on national happiness: based on the perspective of national governance

The impact of intergenerational support on older adults’ life satisfaction in China: Rural-urban differences

Measuring Psychological Strains: A Psychometric Study to Develop a Shortened Version of the Psychological Strain Scales

Interpersonal Relationship and Suicide Attempt

Deprivation and Aspiration Strains as Function of Mental Health Among Chinese Adults: Study of a National Sample

Psychometric Properties of the Malay Suicidal Behaviors Questionnaire-Revised (SBQ-R) in Malaysian Undergraduates

Impact of Position in Family on Suicide: A Case-Control Psychological Autopsy Study among Chinese Rural Youths

The Association Between Relative Deprivation, Depression, and Youth Suicide: Evidence From a Psychological Autopsy Study

Адаптация шкал психологического напряжения и эмпирическая проверка теории суицидального напряжения J. Zhang на российской выборке

Individualism and collectivism orientation and the correlates among Chinese college students

Confucianism and Gender Ratios of Suicide in the World: A WHO Data-Based Study

The effect of online self-presentation on self-esteem of sensory impairments students: Mediation of social support

Economic Development and Gender Ratio Change in Chinese Suicide Rates (1990–2017)

Fear in the COVID-19 Pandemic and its Correlates: A Comparison between Students with Sensory Disabilities and without in Beijing

Time Spent on Social Media and Risk of Depression in Adolescents: A Dose–Response Meta-Analysis

Religion and suicide among Chinese Rural Youths

Collaborators (3)

Kimberly Kamper-DeMarco

Won Sun Chen

David Lester

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