In this study, 615 kindergarten teacher participants completed a survey comprising teacher work stress, psychological capital, social support, and work-related well-being questionnaires. Results showed that participants' occupational stress not only directly affected their work-related
well-being, but their work-related well-being was also affected through the mediating role of psychological capital. The level of participants' social support also moderated the relationship between their psychological capital and work-related well-being. Results have practical implications
for kindergarten teachers in mainland China such that they can be enlightened on how to avoid a stressful work environment, embrace work-related physical and mental well-being, and maintain their psychological capital.
This study explored the relationship between future time perspectives and academic delay of gratification among university students in China and Thailand. Specifically, a cross-cultural perspective was employed to establish a structural equation model between the two variables. Surveys were distributed to 200 randomly selected students from five universities in China and Thailand. All resulting data were sorted using SPSS 22.0, while statistical analyses were conducted using the AMOS 17.0 software. Results showed that future time perspectives had a significant impact on the academic delay of gratification among Chinese university students, but there was no significant influence among Thai university students. Future time perspectives and academic delay of gratification among university students are highly relevant topics in the field of development and educational psychology. The following article discusses the practical significance of these results in regard to mental health education. These findings should also provide a valuable point of reference in the general pedagogical context. Therefore, it provides evidence for improving the competitiveness of future college students and cultivating first-class international talents, in order to play the value and role of application in university education.
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