Dr. LAI Ching-han, Lufanna

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Position
Assistant Professor
Internal Committee Member, General Education Programme
Student Advisor, Psychology Minors Programme
Coordinator, Audit Courses – Elderly Academy
 
Name
Dr. LAI Ching-han, Lufanna
 
Chinese Name
黎靜嫻博士
 
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Research Interests
Psychology of religion
Quality of life, Subjective wellbeing, Cross-cultural differences in subjective wellbeing
 
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Lai, L. C. H.
 
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staff
 

Publications

Results 1-18 of 18

Issue DateTitleAuthor(s)Type
12023Christianity and the new construct of religious self-esteemDr. LAI Ching-han, Lufanna ; Wong-Ip, Susanna C. P. Peer Reviewed Journal Article
22022Taoism and religious copingDr. LAI Ching-han, Lufanna Peer Reviewed Journal Article
32022The relative importance of self-esteem and collective self-esteem to subjective wellbeing: A study of Hong Kong Chinese and Australian ChineseDr. LAI Ching-han, Lufanna Book Chapter
42021Australian Chinese and Hong Kong Chinese: How do they differ in primary control and secondary control?Dr. LAI Ching-han, Lufanna Conference Paper
52021Christianity and subjective wellbeing: A study of Hong KongDr. LAI Ching-han, Lufanna Peer Reviewed Journal Article
62018Development of personal wellbeing index - the validation of spirituality-religion satisfaction as a life domainDr. LAI Ching-han, Lufanna ; Cummins, Robert A. ; Lau, Anna L. D. Peer Reviewed Journal Article
72018Measuring spirituality-religion satisfaction of the Australian Chinese Christians as a domain in personal well-being indexDr. LAI Ching-han, Lufanna Conference Paper
82016Christianity and subjective wellbeing: Do self-esteem, optimism and perceived control play a role?Dr. LAI Ching-han, Lufanna Conference Paper
92015Who is more collectivistic? Hong Kong Chinese or Australian ChineseDr. LAI Ching-han, Lufanna Peer Reviewed Journal Article
102015Buddhism and subjective wellbeing: Do self-esteem, optimism and perceived control play a role?Dr. LAI Ching-han, Lufanna Peer Reviewed Journal Article
112013The contribution of job and partner satisfaction to the homeostatic defense of subjective wellbeingDr. LAI Ching-han, Lufanna ; Cummins, Robert A. Peer Reviewed Journal Article
122013Cross-cultural difference in subjective wellbeing: Cultural response bias as an explanationDr. LAI Ching-han, Lufanna ; Cummins, Robert A. ; Lau, Anna L. D. Peer Reviewed Journal Article
132010Assessing the validity of impact pathways for child labour and well-being in social life cycle assessmentJorgensen, Andreas ; Dr. LAI Ching-han, Lufanna ; Hauschild, Michael Z. Peer Reviewed Journal Article
142008Australian unity wellbeing index: Survey 20: Part a: the report “the wellbeing of Australians – money, debt and loneliness”Cummins, Robert A. ; Woerner, Jacqui ; Gibson, Adele ; Dr. LAI Ching-han, Lufanna ; Weinberg, Melissa ; Collard, James Research Report
152008Australian unity wellbeing index: Survey 19: Part a: The report “the wellbeing of Australians – links with exercise, nicotine and alcohol”Cummins, Robert A. ; Woerner, Jacqui ; Gibson, Adele ; Dr. LAI Ching-han, Lufanna ; Weinberg, Melissa ; Collard, James Research Report
162008Australian unity wellbeing index: Part b: Appended tables “the wellbeing of Australians – differences between statistical sub-divisions, towns and cities”Cummins, Robert A. ; Hamilton, Lauren ; Dr. LAI Ching-han, Lufanna ; Woerner, Jacqui ; Weinberg, Melissa Research Report
172007 Australian unity wellbeing index: Survey 17.1.:  Special report: The wellbeing of Australians – carer health and wellbeingCummins, Robert A. ; Hughes, Joan ; Tomyn, Adrian ; Gibson, Adele ; Woerner, Jacqueline ; Dr. LAI Ching-han, Lufanna Research Report
182007Australian unity wellbeing index: Survey 18: Part a: The report “the wellbeing of Australians – changing conditions to make life better”Cummins, Robert A. ; Woerner, Jacqui ; Tomyn, Adrian ; Gibson, Adele ; Dr. LAI Ching-han, Lufanna ; Collard, James Research Report