Xiaoyi Wang, Zijiao Zhao, Jianglin Fu, 蔡邦蔓, Weijie Meng (2026). Development of self-stigma scale for adolescents in conflict with the law and its association with implicit self-stigma. Frontiers in Psychology.DOI
Xiaoyi Wang, Wanlu Li, Rong Liu, Xue Zhang, Weijie Meng (2026). Perceived societal meritocratic climate and self-stigma among adolescents in conflict with the law: the mediating role of collective self-esteem and social disconnection. Frontiers in Psychology.DOI
Xue Zhang, Tailei Gong, Xiaodi Wang, Ruihao Zhang, Weijie Meng (2025). How childhood maltreatment influences aggression in juvenile offenders: a serial mediation model involving executive function and alexithymia. BMC Psychology.DOI
Weijie Meng, Feng-Ping Zhao, Long-Jun Zhou (2023). Practical Validation of the ICAP Theory in China: Holistic Module Learning in the Shandong 271 Education Group. Science Insights Education Frontiers.DOI
Long-Jun Zhou, Weijie Meng, Shanshan Wu, Xiao-Qiao Cheng (2023). Development of Digital Education in the Age of Digital Transformation: Citing China’s Practice in Smart Education as a Case Study. Science Insights Education Frontiers.DOI
Weijie Meng, Feng Ning (2021). How to Use Activities to Realize the Self-Management of Middle School Students? Science Insights Education Frontiers.DOI
Weijie Meng, Feng Ning (2021). An Evidence-Based Perspective of the Self-Management of Middle School Students. Science Insights.DOI
Feng-Ping Zhao, Weijie Meng, Fang-Mei Li, Long-Jun Zhou (2021). Overview and Insight from the China Research Report on the Global Youth Survey of Social and Emotional Skills by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development. Best Evidence in Chinese Education.DOI
Weijie Meng, Feng Ning (2021). Exploration of the Research-Based “New Basic Education” Experiment by Lan Ye. Social Science Research Network.DOI
Xue Zhang, 贡太雷, Min Zhang, Xiaodi Wang, Xiaoyi Wang, Shuyan Gao, Weijie Meng (2026). The Role of Implicit Emotion Regulation in the Relationship Between Empathy and Online Prosocial Behavior among Chinese College Students. Research Square.DOI