Synopsis of recent research by authors named "Wan-Yu Ye"
- Wan-Yu Ye's recent research includes studying the "ending effect" in gambling, particularly how gain-loss status influences economic decision-making, revealing that the ending effect is prominent only in gain situations.
- In a longitudinal study, Ye explored the relationship between interparental conflict and risk-taking behavior in Chinese adolescents, emphasizing the roles of deviant peer affiliation as a mediator and school climate as a moderator.
- The findings contribute to understanding the psychological factors influencing risky behaviors in adolescents and highlight the importance of context in economic decision-making processes.
