Dr. SIU Yat-fan, Nicolson

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Dr. SIU Yat-fan, Nicolson
 
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Issue DateTitleAuthor(s)Type
12019The relationships between self-efficacy, self-control, chronotype, procrastination and sleep problems in young adultsPrzepiorka, M. Aneta ; Blachnio, Agata ; Dr. SIU Yat-fan, Nicolson Peer Reviewed Journal Article
22019The effects of need satisfaction and dissatisfaction on flourishing among young Chinese gamers: The mediating role of internet gaming disorderHui, Bryant Pui Hung ; Wu, Anise M. S. ; Dr. SIU Yat-fan, Nicolson ; Chung, Ming-Lun ; Pun, Ngai Peer Reviewed Journal Article
32016'Jumping to conclusions' data-gathering bias in psychosis and other psychiatric disorders -- two meta-analyses of comparisons between patients and healthy individualsDr. SIU Yat-fan, Nicolson ; So, Ho-wai Suzanne ; Wong, Hau-lam ; Chan, Wai ; Garety, Philippa Anne Peer Reviewed Journal Article
42014Time perception and time perspective differences between adolescents and adultsDr. SIU Yat-fan, Nicolson ; Lam, H. Y. Heidi ; Le, J. Y. Jacqueline ; Przepiorka, M. Aneta Peer Reviewed Journal Article
52013A Chinese mind-body exercise improves self-control of children with autism: A randomized controlled trialDr. SIU Yat-fan, Nicolson ; Chan, S. Agnes ; Sze, L. Sophia ; Lau, M. Eliza ; Cheung, Mei-Chun Peer Reviewed Journal Article
62012The comorbidity of chronic pain and sleep disturbances in a community adolescent sample: Prevalence and association with sociodemographic and psychosocial factorsDr. SIU Yat-fan, Nicolson ; Chan, Simon ; Wong, Ka-Man; Wong, Wing-SzePeer Reviewed Journal Article

Projects


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TitlePrincipal InvestigatorFunding Year
Enhancing Parents' Competency to Support the Social and Emotional Needs of Young Children Through a Parent-Based Empathy and Compassion Intervention = 發展一項以家長為中心的同理心和憐憫的介入方式籍以增強家長支援幼童社交和情緒需要的能力Dr. SIU Yat-fan, Nicolson2019-2020

Events


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NameVenueStart DateEnd DateType
Neurophysiological Techniques in Decision Making: tDCS in Moral Judgment ResearchRLG 302, Research Complex, HKSYU21-12-201721-12-2017Seminar