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Gina W F LAI, Prof
Professor
,
Academy of Geography, Sociology and International Studies
https://orcid.org/0000-0003-3954-3785
Email
ginalai
hkbu.edu
hk
1995 …
2024
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(6)
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(50)
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(1)
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Hong Kong
100%
Social Capital
50%
Job Stress
40%
Urban China
36%
Social Relationships
35%
China
30%
Pokemon
30%
Singapore
30%
Older People
23%
Older Adults
22%
Nanjing
21%
Social Economics
20%
Economic Integration
20%
Migrant Integration
20%
Capital Integration
20%
Psychological Well-being
20%
COVID-19 Pandemic
20%
Job Satisfaction
18%
Social Support
18%
Social Structure
18%
Psychological Distress
17%
Depressive Symptoms
16%
Workplace
16%
Physical World
15%
Support Networks
15%
Video Games
15%
Tianjin
15%
Social Ties
15%
Institutional Context
15%
Family Roles
15%
Well-being
15%
Mobile Video Games
14%
Depth Interviews
14%
Virtual Worlds
13%
Friendship Ties
13%
Kin Ties
12%
Social Networks
12%
High School Graduates
11%
Prestige
10%
Non-kin
10%
Economic Ownership
10%
Social Support Networks
10%
Gender Capital
10%
Distress Models
10%
Urban Stressors
10%
Technology Tools
10%
Urban Beijing
10%
Tool Tracking
10%
Status Attainment
10%
Network Resources
10%
Social Sciences
Social Capital
50%
China
46%
Hong Kong
40%
Chinese
35%
Social Support
25%
Social Relationships
21%
Economic Integration
20%
Psychology
20%
Ownership
20%
Singapore
20%
Social Structure
16%
Caregiving
15%
Life Insurance
13%
Professional Occupations
13%
Urban Population
12%
School Graduate
11%
Secondary School
11%
Undergraduate Research
10%
Emotional Support
10%
Institutional Context
10%
COVID 19 Epidemic
10%
High School Student
10%
Residential Mobility
10%
Psychological Well-Being
10%
Employee Ownership
10%
Information and Communication Technologies
10%
Caregiver
10%
Private Sector
10%
Social Science Discipline
10%
Scientific Activities
10%
Developing Countries
10%
Communication Science
10%
Emotions
9%
Social Organisation
7%
Older Adults
6%
Educational Inequality
6%
Work-Life Balance
6%
Spouses
6%
Mental Health
6%
State-Owned Enterprise
6%
Survey Analysis
5%
Urban Economy
5%
Feature Article
5%
Knowledge Generation
5%
Autonomy and Independence
5%
Sibling Relation
5%
Low Income
5%
Sociodemographics
5%
Joint Venture
5%
Body Size
5%
