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Chun-Qing Zhang

3 papers in the library · 15 citations · publishing 2017-2026

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Brief mindfulness meditation can lower health threat avoidance and promote intentions but not behaviors in sleep and screening: experimental evidence.

Psychology, Health & Medicine February 4, 2026 Chaokang Luo, Nuoyan Lu, Chun-Qing Zhang

Because threatening health messages often trigger defensive responses rather than behavioral change, it is critical to identify effective approaches for reducing defensiveness toward health threats. Building on evidence of the efficacy of mindfulness, this study investigated whether brief mindfulness meditation can reduce individual defensiveness and promote health intentions and behaviors...

DOI: 10.1080/13548506.2026.2625436 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Defensive response Health behaviors Health communication Health threats +1

The wu-wei alternative: Effortless action and non-striving in the context of mindfulness practice and performance in sport

Asian Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology September 1, 2021 Ying Hwa Kee, Chunxiao Li, Chun-Qing Zhang et al. 15 citations

Wu-wei is an important construct but is rarely discussed in the sport psychology literature. The present discussion fills the gap in literature and provides a conceptual overview of the wu-wei alternative. After explaining wu-wei briefly, the current state of mindfulness research is discussed to highlight the lack of research in understanding wu-wei and non-striving in sport psychology. In...

Assessing acceptance in mindfulness with direct-worded items: The development and initial validation of the Athlete Mindfulness Questionnaire.

Journal of sport and health science September 2017 Chun-Qing Zhang, Pak-Kwong Chung, Gangyan Si

The purpose of the current study was to develop and validate a sport-specific mindfulness measure, the Athlete Mindfulness Questionnaire (AMQ), through 5 related studies using 4 separate samples of Chinese athletes. The AMQ is a 3-factor measure designed to assess mindfulness that reflects present-moment attention, awareness, and acceptance in a sport context. In Study 1, an initial pool of...