Shaoxing University | China
Dr. Jing Wu is an Associate Professor of Psychology at Shaoxing University, China, with additional academic affiliation at the College of Education, Ludong University. Her scholarly work centers on educational and developmental psychology, with a strong emphasis on school bullying and its psychological, social, and behavioral impacts on children and adolescents. Dr. Wu’s research explores the underlying mechanisms of bullying involvement, including peer relationships, emotional regulation, school climate, and mental health outcomes, aiming to inform evidence-based prevention and intervention strategies within educational settings. She integrates quantitative and qualitative research approaches to examine the roles of teachers, families, and institutional policies in reducing aggressive behaviors and promoting student well-being. With a growing body of peer-reviewed publications and recognized citation impact, Dr. Wu has contributed valuable insights to the understanding of bullying dynamics in school environments. Her academic work supports the development of inclusive, safe, and supportive learning communities, and her interdisciplinary perspective bridges psychology, education, and child development. Through research, teaching, and academic service, Dr. Wu remains committed to advancing psychological scholarship and practical solutions that address critical challenges in contemporary education systems.
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Associations between cyberbullying victimization and cyberbullying: a three-wave longitudinal moderated mediation model
– BMC Psychology
The Impact of Cyberbullying Victimization on Cyberbullying Among Chinese Junior High School Students: A Longitudinal Moderated Mediation Model
– Youth & Society
The impact of active social network sites use on depression: analyzing the sequential mediating role of social support and loneliness
– South African Journal of Psychology