Yu-na Wang

TL;DR: This study examined anticipatory and consummatory pleasure in schizophrenia patients with and without negative symptoms, finding that greater pleasure deficits were correlated with more severe positive and negative symptoms.

TL;DR: Findings indicate that Chinese university students with depressive symptoms reported experiencing a greater number of negative events than did non-depressed university students, and undergraduates with depressive Symptoms were more likely than other undergraduates to utilize maladaptive coping methods.

TL;DR: The Chinese revised version of the FESFS was found to have good psychometric properties and could be used in the future to examine social functioning in Chinese college students.

TL;DR: The current findings suggest that the subjective awareness of dysexecutive function may precede actual 'objective' executive function impairments in a subtype of SPD (non-negative schizotypy) and the subjective complaint of the daily dy sexecutive behavior in SPD proneness, especially negative schizotypesy might result from their unreliable estimation of executive function.

TL;DR: Self-report empathy, as assessed by the current simplified Chinese version of the Empathy Quotient, appeared to relate to participants' autistic and alexithymic traits but not sex.