中国电视新闻理论五十年

中国电视从创办伊始就强调新闻地位的重要,但对其规律的探索却始自改革开放之后。五十年来电视理论研究的主要成果有:探讨自己走路内涵,以信息概念、信息产业定位提升对媒介本质的认识,确立受众本位使认识找到落点。中国电视新闻理论发展的特点一为实践引领,二为依外延式路径递进。     

中南地区社会体育指导员现状调查及对策研究

采用文献调研、问卷调查和数理统计方法,对我国中南地区社会体育指导员现状进行了调查研究.研究结果目前中南地区社会体育指导员的等级结构不合理,社会体育指导员的文化程度偏低、年龄偏大;社会体育指导员的指导年限较短,缺乏专业知识,组织管理能力较差;在推行社会体育指导员中存在着经费、活动场地、器材存放、学员流动性大等困难.     

关于西部教育发展战略的理论思考

实施西部大开发战略,人才是关键因素.人才的培养,主要取决于教育.在剖析西部教育现状的基础上,指出西部地区当前教育所存在的突出问题,对制约因素进行深层次的理性分析,并提出西部教育发展的战略选择:调整、优化、升级并举.     

中国运动领域应对研究的现状与展望

回顾了国内外运动领域的应对研究的历史与现状，探讨了国内运动领域应对研究的理论与实践问题，提出未来应对研究应注意的问题：在具体的情境中遵循聚合原则来测量应对方式；发展适合中国文化和体育文化的测评工具；从效率和价值两方面评判应对方式的社会价值；并注重纵向研究设计。     

散手教学中恐惧心理的产生及预防

通过对温州医学院散手俱乐部70名学生进行调查，结果表明：产生恐惧心理的主要有自信心不足、怕输、怕受伤、对器械担忧和教师态度等五方面因素，对此，提出了预防产生恐惧心理的方法和作用。     

Relational Maintenance Strategies During the Post Sex Time Interval

The present study contributes to a growing line of research exploring the role of post sex communication in building and sustaining romantic relationships. More specifically, this study explores the use of relational maintenance strategies during the post sex time interval (PSTI). One-hundred and fifty-two individuals completed surveys after sexual activity and indicated the relational maintenance strategies they enacted during the PSTI. Results revealed that individuals enact the strategies of positivity and assurances to the greatest degree during the PSTI. Furthermore, extending the post sex disclosures model, results revealed that orgasm predicted differences in the use of assurances during the PSTI and that the strategy of assurances mediated the association between orgasm and several relationship outcomes (i.e., liking, commitment, control mutuality, and satisfaction). These findings suggest that individuals may use the PSTI as a time to reinforce their commitments to their partners, and that such behavior is associated with characteristics of the sexual episode and relationship outcomes. The implications of these findings for research on relational maintenance and post sex behavior are discussed.     

A Post/Decolonial View of Race and Identity Through the Narratives of U.S. International Students from the Global South

Using postcolonial and decolonial theory as a framework, this study focuses on the lived experiences of international students of color entering the United States for the first time in their lives from the global South. Our goal was to understand how they communicate/perform their dis/located identities in relation to “race” when immersed for the first time in a White settler society context. Findings from this qualitative study underscore discomfort with U.S.-centric race logics, production of ambiguity in relation to identity and race, and the growth of compassion for cultural Others as a result of becoming racial Other. The decolonial implications of such dis-identification with U.S. colonial race categories are discussed.     

Reframing citizenship education in Beijing: competing views and strategies

This narrative documentary study depicts two approaches of citizenship education (CE) in Beijing over the past decade—change through curriculum development, versus change through the international exchange of ideals and practices. It reveals the varied interests of CE designers and the tensions arising from competing approaches to CE. Analysis unfolds three dimensions of CE in Beijing, i.e. CE as a civic mission advocated by Chinese scholars, as a diplomatic platform for local government to showcase the city’s image building, and as an authoritarian agent serving to resist notions and terminologies associated with the state’s political enemies. Reframing the citizenship discourses into these three dimensions allows us to order, conceptually, how we approach the function of CE in Beijing. The case of Beijing illuminates the methods, tensions, and likely future directions of CE in other Chinese polities, such as Hong Kong.     

Mobile self-fashioning and gendered risk: rethinking Chinese students’ motivations for overseas education

This article complicates dominant instrumentalist understandings of international student motivation by focusing on Chinese female tertiary students in Australia. Based on longitudinal fieldwork with 56 such students, it analyses motivations described by students and their parents in interviews, showing that these far exceed instrumentalism and engage tactics of both gendered risk management and cosmopolitan self-fashioning. Discussion of the gendered risks in post-socialist China that students seek to mitigate through study abroad illustrates the complexity of students’ motivations, and underlines the limitations of western European sociological theories of risk society which assume that gender inequality tends to decrease in late modernity.