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The shortcomings <strong>of</strong> Western psychology arise from the limitations <strong>of</strong> Western culture, it can not<br />

research human potential and high spiritual activity. Chinese philosophical psychology is deeper<br />

insight <strong>of</strong> human spiritual activity, a way <strong>of</strong> interpretation and cultivate, a intellectual system that<br />

can solve the human spiritual problem. We should change the “selfish departmentalism” <strong>of</strong><br />

western psychology, absorb the “nutrition” <strong>of</strong> the eastern psychology, constructing the future <strong>of</strong><br />

psychology from the viewpoint <strong>of</strong> the confusion between the Eastern and Western culture.<br />

2072 ORAL<br />

Research methods and statistics<br />

Chair: Dunali Yan, USA<br />

2072.1 Comparative study <strong>of</strong> body image among dancers and anorexic girls, Isabel<br />

Urdapilleta 1 , Caroline Cheneau 1 , Alian Blanchet 1 , Jean Christophe Seznec 2 , 1 Université Paris<br />

VIII, France; 2 Shiga University <strong>of</strong> Medical Sience, Japan<br />

The objective is to compare the body image <strong>of</strong> dancers, controls and anorexics, by means <strong>of</strong> a<br />

computer tool. Using a distorted digital photograph <strong>of</strong> the subject, we asked the subject to modify<br />

the photograph so as to define the image she had <strong>of</strong> herself as well as the image she wished to<br />

have. The results show: 1) The dancers perceive their body in a more objective manner than do the<br />

controls and anorexics. 2) The three groups <strong>of</strong> subjects wish they were thinner. 3) The anorexic<br />

patients do not exhibit dissatisfaction with their bodies, while the dancers exhibit dissatisfaction.<br />

2072.2 The research <strong>of</strong> the relationship between state anxiety before college entrance<br />

examination and trait anxiety, personality & self-Efficacy, Caiping Dang, Yisheng Yang, Inner<br />

Mongolia Normal University, China<br />

With 857 students, the study examined that how the state anxiety before college entrance<br />

examination was affected by the inherent psychological factors using Correlate & Regression and<br />

external natural factors using One-Way ANOVA & T test. Conclusions: The state anxiety before<br />

college entrance examination has significant positive relation to trait anxiety, neuroticism,<br />

psychoticism and has significant negative relation to self -efficacy, intro-extroversion. Different<br />

city’s culture, nationality’s culture, gender, self-evaluated score affect students’ anxiety to the<br />

college entrance examination; But different types <strong>of</strong> students, types <strong>of</strong> schools and self-evaluated<br />

family economical condition do not do so.<br />

2072.3 Q-methodology and its application to Chinese university students’ worldviews, Guang<br />

Zhang, Xin Yuan, Nankai University, China<br />

Q-method, a post-positivist approach to psychology and all other social sciences concerning<br />

human subjectivity, has not been yet introduced into China mainland. This paper attempts to fill<br />

this gap by reviewing concisely the historical development <strong>of</strong> this method, its philosophical<br />

foundations, its basic techniques, and its broad application to various social sciences, including<br />

psychology. As a demonstration, a Q-method study <strong>of</strong> Nankai University students’ worldviews is<br />

presented.<br />

2072.4 The research <strong>of</strong> relationship between grade, sex and cognitive strategy, Enguo Wang,<br />

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