Background: The coronavirus disease 2019 has been rapidly transmitted worldwide, which contributed to various psychological problems among the general population in China. The purpose of this study is to investigate the prevalence and associated factors of depressive symptoms among Chinese adults.Methods: A cross-sectional study of Chinese adults was conducted during 17–29 February 2020. Symptoms of depression were assessed using the Center for Epidemiologic Studies Depression scale.Results: A total of 3,399 respondents were included in the analysis. It was observed that 14.2% (...) of the participants were screened positive for depressive symptoms. In a multivariate logistic regression analysis, older age, smoking, self-rated health, having greater support scores, knowledge about the main symptom of COVID-19, and staying in Wuhan within 3 months before the outbreak of epidemic were associated with depressive symptoms.Conclusion: A considerable proportion of the general population in China had depressive symptoms during the COVID-19 epidemic. Routine screening and targeted interventions for depression are needed among high-risk depressed individuals during the COVID-19 epidemic. (shrink)

White LEDs, which have been widely used in the urban street lighting, are increasingly applied to replace traditional HPS lamps with a lower CCT. Generally, studies on the CCT of street lighting focus on providing safe functional lighting for vehicle drivers. However, it is still unknown how the street light color can affect pedestrians’ perception and preferences with respect to lighting levels and ambient temperature.In this study, a wide range of CCTs was measured for urban street lighting in Beijing, China, (...) for example. And the transition from traditional HPS lamps to LEDs lacks a reference street lighting standard for CCT. The study aims to conduct a cross-sensory test to evaluate urban street lighting with multiple combinations of CCT values and illuminance levels according to pedestrians’ visual perception and psychological preferences.A total of 18 night street lighting scenes with six CCT values and three illuminance levels were first selected in Beijing city, and then HDR videos of these scenes were taken from the view of pedestrians to conduct psychological experiments in an indoor environment with three ambient temperatures. A total of 77 university students were invited to assess videos of the 18 lighting scenes in terms of seven factors, such as lighting brightness, color temperature sensation, light color preference, sense of safety, recognition, comfort, and overall preference. Several key findings were achieved as follows. The CCT of urban street lighting can have significant effects on the visual psychological perceptions of participants. There was a significant interaction between CCT, illuminance, and ambient temperature on the visual psychological performances of participants. The higher ambient temperature will deliver the higher level of overall preference for the street lighting with medium and high CCT, and the perception of warmer light color. There was a strong correlation found between participants’ light color preference, comfort, and overall preferences. (shrink)

The heterogeneity of transcranial direct current stimulation protocols and clinical profiles may explain variable results in modulating excitability in the motor cortex after stroke. However, the cortical electrical effects induced by different tDCS protocols remain unclear. Here, we aimed to compare rhythm changes in electroencephalography induced by three tDCS position protocols and the association between tDCS effects and clinical factors in stroke. Nineteen patients with chronic ischemic stroke underwent four experimental sessions with three tDCS protocols [anodal, cathodal, and bilateral ] (...) and a sham protocol, according to a single-blind randomized crossover design. Resting-state EEG was acquired before and after each protocol. First, a paired-sample t-test was used to examine the difference in spectral power between pre- and post-stimulation. Then, linear and quadratic regression models were used separately to describe the association between the clinical factors of stroke and changes in spectral power which was significantly different between pre- and post-tDCS. Finally, repeated measures analysis of variance with lesion hemisphere, stimulation protocol, and the location was performed to investigate the effects of tDCS over time. The induced effect of tDCS was mainly reflected in the alpha rhythms. The alpha power was increased by atDCS, especially low-alpha, in localized areas of the central and distant areas of the frontal and parietal lobes. Bi-tDCS also affected alpha power but in a smaller area that mainly focused on high-alpha rhythms. However, ctDCS and sham had no significant effects on any EEG rhythm. The clinical factors of time since stroke and motor impairment level were related to the change in high-alpha induced by atDCS and bi-tDCS following quadratic regression models. The above-mentioned modulation effect lasted for 20 min without attenuation. In conclusion, our findings provide evidence that the alpha rhythm of EEG is modulated differently by different tDCS protocols and that high alpha is affected by clinical characteristics such as post-stroke time and motor deficits, which is of great significance for understanding the modulation effect of different tDCS protocols on stroke and the guidance of protocols to promote motor recovery following stroke. (shrink)

本书包括:伟大传奇的一生、博大精深的哲学智慧、对马克思主义政治经济学的杰出贡献、对科学社会主义的重大贡献等内容。.

Ben shu yi jian ming e yao de bi chu xiang du zhe ti gong le yi fu quan jing shi de xi fang mei xue li shi hua juan.Qi nei rong han gai cong gu xi la,Luo ma zhi dao 20 shi ji de xi fang mei xue si xiang he li lun cheng guo,Qi zhong yi li lun xing tai de mei xue si xiang wei zhu gan,Tong shi she ji wen xue yi shu yi ji she hui (...) feng shang suo ti xian de shen mei yi shi. (shrink)

21世紀必將是王陽明的世紀，這不是一句誑語。隨著科學技術的飛速發展和所有競爭的白熱化，外在的技術手段人人都可以學到，大家都旗鼓相當，誰能勝出，就要看誰的內心強大，誰的心的正能量巨大。王陽明的心學正是讓 我們凝聚巨大正能量的心靈科學，所以，我們必須要伏首拜陽明！.

本书将马克思主义与科学社会主义置于“当代诠释学的视野”加以解读、追问和探寻,试图在新时代地平线上构建一个当代诠释学与马克思主义相融通的视域。.

你是在追求信仰？還是被迷信束縛？ 本書共分九章，先以宏觀與求真的角度，剖析信仰的層層迷思，再闡述宗教的誕生與演化，並證明宗教的經典與文物皆是人為的著作，更沒有所謂的「神的指示」，而天堂與地獄更是經不起科學的驗證。最末進一步地論述現代科 技揭穿了許多偽造的神蹟，以及我們應該如何善用科學來瞭解自然現象和對鬼神的疑惑。全書從人文、哲學、社會、考古、心理、物理、化學、腦神經等科學角度，解析信仰並破除迷信，以釐清真相與幻影。本書作者曾任科學月 刊社理事長與總編輯，以科學及人文的角度，檢視所謂的「神蹟」！.

本书主要围绕胡塞尔现象学在意识哲学层面上进行讨论，内容涵盖了由“意识现象学”引发的方法、背景和相关分析，以及意识现象学视角下的文化和艺术。.

想要內心平靜安寧，就讀《莊子》吧！ 掌握「莊子」思想，面對外在好自在， 天生我材沒有用又怎樣？能做自己就是福。 ◎當你總是與人意見不合時 ★莊子教你處世之道──立場不同，無須與人爭論是非 人總是認為自己正確而對方錯誤，莊子要人們明白，我們不應該執著於爭論片面的是非，否則只會偏離自己的中心思想。 ◎當你在感情中常有衝突，快要撐不下去時 ★莊子給你愛的力量──愛對方的一切，包括愛對方的「缺點」 我們因一個人的優點而喜歡上他／她，但那些不那麼好、甚至是壞的部分，也是他／她的組成要素。一段完整的關係，不就是有好有壞，有快樂，有悲傷嗎？ ◎當你覺得自己學東西很慢，力不從心時 ★莊子告訴你人生真理──「智慧」比「知識」更重要 莊子認為，人生的智慧不是建立在知識累積的基礎上。事事算得很精、學得很勤的人，反而有可能迷失了方向，因小失大。 ◎當你遭遇困難，心情沮喪時 ★莊子帶你真誠面對自己──懂得快樂，更要懂得悲傷 喜怒哀樂，都是我們內在的真實感受。情感的發生，在莊子看來，也是再自然不過的事情，不需要刻意躲開。坦然面對情緒，才是最自在的辦法。 ◎當你被生活的忙碌壓到喘不過氣時 ★莊子引導你領略心靈的平靜──偶爾停下匆忙的腳步，傾聽心底的聲音 生活猶如走鋼索，從容自在的人會凝心自照，拋開環境的影響。莊子提醒我們，如果太專注於外在事物上，內心便會逐漸沉沒、枯寂。有時靜下心來，反而能走得更遠。 ▌工作、學業太多，煩惱、憂愁太雜，是現代人的文明通病。為了占有一席之地，人們往往勞心勞力、鞠躬盡瘁，到最後受苦的卻是自己。想要的東西太多，得到的卻很少，反而什麼都滿足不了。 ▌於是莊子說，「善待自己」最重要。歡迎來到莊子的逍遙講堂，帶你體悟「享受人生」的豁達精神！ ※本書特色※ ★精心挑選《莊子》百句，體會逍遙精神，貼近時下讀者關心話題★ 本書擇取《莊子》中深富智慧、極具啟示的段落百句，以貼近現實的視角與深入淺出的文字，闡述莊子精隨。讓讀者在日常中活用經典智慧，輕鬆進入莊子的逍遙世界。 ★兩千兩百年經典歷久不衰，知名哲學家、文學家一致推崇★ 《莊子》是道家思想最具代表性的著作，載有大量神話傳說與寓言。其中，「井底之蛙」、「莊周夢蝶」、「鼓盆而歌」、「越俎代庖」等典故皆為世人熟知。西方諸多哲人、文學家如尼采、海德格、羅蘭巴特、王爾德、卡夫卡 等名家，都深受《莊子》啟發。 作者簡介 | 陳引馳 復旦大學中文系教授，現為系主任。 復旦中國古代文學研究中心教授，復旦文史研究院雙聘研究員。 道家、佛教與中國古典文學專家。著有《無為與逍遙：莊子六章》《莊子精讀》《佛教文學》《文學傳統與中古道家佛教》等多本學術著作。.

本书共分七章,通过对证据评判规则及其内在机理的研究,系统地阐述了民事证据的采信制度。.

In lieu of an abstract, here is a brief excerpt of the content:“Bodyheartminding” (xin 心): Reconceiving the Inner Self and the Outer World in the Language of Holographic Focus and FieldRoger T. Amesin body consciousness: a philosophy of mindfulness and somaesthetics, Richard Shusterman expands upon a professional oeuvre in which his exploration of the phenomenon of “body consciousness” has effected nothing less than a somatic turn in the contemporary Western philosophical narrative.1 But his contribution does not end there. Over the (...) past two decades, the reach and influence of his “somaesthetics” has been extended to the gates of China. Indeed, it has become a theme engaged by scholars of China’s indigenous philosophical traditions, thus providing an opportunity for a further edifying conversation between the Chinese and Western philosophical traditions.2 And it is this conversation, as it has been inspired by Shusterman’s work, that I propose to join in this short essay.In Body Consciousness, Shusterman tells the story of how John Dewey advances the pragmatic project of not only understanding the body better, but indeed of applying the Alexander Technique as his way of using his own body properly.3 Just as Dewey has been a prominent resource for Shusterman in his development of somaesthetics, for Dewey in turn, it was William James’s Principles of Psychology that was a self-confessed inspiration for the development of his own evolving interpretation of pragmatism.4 Indeed, one way of reading Dewey’s philosophical career and his thirty-seven-volume opus is that it is a sustained effort to take the radical “stream-of-consciousness” insights developed in James’s Principles to their logical, systematic conclusion. In pursuing this project, while appreciative, Dewey is at times impatient with James’s dualistic lapses in which he continues to separate individuals from community, mind from body, emotions from intellect, agents from actions, and theory from practice. Dewey takes these unfortunate reversions to old ways of thinking as serving only to confound James’s holistic doctrines of pure experience and radical empiricism. Given Dewey’s own postulate of [End Page 100] immediate and continuous empiricism, one way of tracking his journey from having been inspired by James’s biological naturalism to achieving his own philosophical coherence is to register his unrelenting aversion to dualism in any form.But Dewey himself was not always consistent in this respect. Shusterman gives an account of the early neo-Hegelian Dewey who, affirming the familiar transcendent conception of soul we associate with idealism, unsurprisingly embraces a clear soul and body dualism. And in spite of the philosophically mature Dewey’s best efforts to think “process,” he has no choice but to use both a language and a grammar freighted with substance ontology that resists his more holistic insights. On occasion, even while trying to remain consistent in his thinking, Dewey seems to fall victim to terminology that if not dualistic is at best ambiguous. Dewey’s struggle against this problem of equivocation is particularly apparent in some of the language he appeals to in attempting to put the Humpty Dumpty of mind and body together again. In his effort to register the irreducible continuity and inseparability of the nonanalytic abstractions we differentiate as body and mind—the ontological givenness or “hadness” of “bodyminding”—Dewey still at times invokes terms such as “combination,” “integration,” “unity,” and so on, that take as their suppressed premise “two things becoming one.” By way of contrast, in the correlative vocabulary of Chinese process cosmology, expressions such as yinyang 陰陽, the natural/cultural and the human (tianren 天人), and knowing and doing (zhixing 知行), primacy is given to vital relationality and the continuity it entails. It is not putting two things together that is referenced with these binomials, but the deepening of the horizon of constitutive, internal relationships that transforms the two aspects of the same phenomenon qualitatively into harmonics (he 和) for yinyang, sagacity (sheng 聖) for tianren, and acting wisely (zhi 智) for zhixing. In each instance, the two aspects themselves are simply conceptual abstractions from a complex relational process. The proper and effective measure (du 度) sought in this Confucian cosmology is not quantitatively more or less of two distinct things—taking mind and body as our example—but rather a qualitative and transformative change that... (shrink)

Ben shu shi yi ben yan jiu ke xue li shi de shu ji. zhu yao nei rong bao kuo: Xi fang wen hua chuan tong he jin dai ke xue de dan sheng, Wen yi fu xing he Yidali ke xue zhong xin de xing qi, Xin jiao jing shen he Yingguo ke xue zhong xin shi dai de dao lai deng.