Ziyan Cui

Dr. Ziyan Cui

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Academic Career Length

5Years (2022-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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11 April 2024 in Behavioral Sciences
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ZCZiyan Cui
Ziyan Cui
LYLiu Yangjie
Liu Yangjie
XSXiaoxiao Sun
Xiaoxiao Sun
ZSZhe Shang
Zhe Shang
MXMinya Xu
Minya Xu
Since the outbreak of COVID-19, mask-wearing has become a widespread phenomenon. Even after the pandemic, people continue to maintain the habit of wearing masks in their daily lives. While existing research has explored how mask-wearing can influence wearers’ behavior in everyday life, its effects in the workplace have received less attention. Drawing on self-perception theory, this study examined the positive effect of mask-wearing in the workplace on wearers’ voice behavior via psychological safety. An online experiment (N = 291) using a within-subject manipulation of wearing masks supported our hypotheses. This study uncovered the positive psychological and behavioral consequences of mask-wearing beyond its benefits in people’s health conditions and everyday life.

1 August 2022 in Academy of Management Proceedings
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ZSZhe Shang
Zhe Shang
ZCZiyan Cui
Ziyan Cui
SKShanshan Kong
Shanshan Kong
Individual value on superficial harmony is especially common and prevailing in Chinese culture in which people tend to avoid direct confrontations and pretend to be inclusive and harmonious in a gr...

5 March 2024 in Preprints.org
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ZCZiyan Cui
Ziyan Cui
LYLiu Yangjie
Liu Yangjie
XSXiaoxiao Sun
Xiaoxiao Sun
ZSZhe Shang
Zhe Shang
MXMinya Xu
Minya Xu
Since the outbreak of COVID-19, mask-wearing has become a widespread phenomenon. Even after the pandemic, people continue to maintain the habit of wearing masks in their daily lives. While existing research has explored how mask-wearing can influence wearers’ behavior in everyday life, its effects in the workplace have received less attention. Drawing on self-perception theory, this study examined the positive effect of mask-wearing in the workplace on wearers’ voice behavior via psychological safety. An online experiment (N = 291) using a within-subject manipulation of wearing masks supported our hypotheses. This study uncovered the psychological and behavioral consequences of mask-wearing beyond its benefits in people’s health conditions and everyday life.