Dr. Congrong Shi is a distinguished psychologist known for his expertise in emotion regulation, anxiety disorders, and psychological interventions. With a Ph.D. from Central China Normal University, Dr. Shi has held various academic roles, including lecturer and counselor, before assuming his current position as a Special-Term Associate Professor at Anhui Normal University. His research, marked by numerous grants, awards, and impactful publications, underscores his commitment to advancing the understanding and treatment of mental health disorders.
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Dr. Shi’s contributions are further underscored by his author metrics. His Google Scholar profile and ORCID provide comprehensive records of his publications, citations, and scholarly impact, serving as a testament to the significance of his research contributions within the academic community.
- Citations: Dr. Congrong Shi’s publications have received a total of 267 citations.
- h-index: Dr. Shi’s h-index is 9, indicating that 9 of his publications have each been cited at least 9 times.
- i10-index: Dr. Shi’s i10-index is also 9, indicating that he has at least 9 publications with 10 or more citations each.
Education:
Dr. Shi’s academic journey began with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Sun Yat-sen University. He furthered his studies with a Master’s in Health Humanities from Capital Medical University and completed his doctoral studies in Psychology at Central China Normal University. These diverse educational experiences have equipped him with a broad knowledge base for his research pursuits.
Research Focus:
Dr. Shi’s research is centered on several key areas within psychology. These include implicit emotion regulation, health anxiety prediction models, cognitive processes underlying anxiety and depression, and the effectiveness of internet-based psychological interventions. He employs advanced methodologies such as machine learning and meta-analyses to deepen understanding and develop innovative interventions for mental health challenges.
Professional Journey:
Dr. Shi’s professional journey reflects a commitment to both academic and clinical practice. He began as a Full-time Psychological Counselor at Jiangsu Normal University, gaining practical experience in mental health support. Subsequently, he transitioned to lecturing roles at Chizhou University, where he likely honed his teaching and research skills. Currently, as a Special-Term Associate Professor at Anhui Normal University, Dr. Shi continues to contribute significantly to the field through research, teaching, and mentorship.
Honors & Awards:
Throughout his career, Dr. Shi has been the recipient of numerous honors and awards that recognize his academic excellence and contributions to the field of psychology. These include the prestigious National Scholarship for Postgraduates, Ministry of Education of China, as well as awards from Central China Normal University for his outstanding talent and academic achievements.
Publications Top Noted & Contributions:
Dr. Shi’s research output is characterized by a wealth of impactful publications in leading journals within the field of psychology. His contributions cover a wide range of topics, including attentional bias, shame, guilt, cognitive fusion, experiential avoidance, and psychosocial interventions. These publications not only advance theoretical understanding but also offer practical insights for improving mental health outcomes.
“The effects of acceptance and commitment therapy on the psychological and physical outcomes among cancer patients: a meta-analysis with trial sequential analysis”
- Authors: C Zhao, L Lai, L Zhang, Z Cai, Z Ren, C Shi, W Luo, Y Yan
- Journal: Journal of Psychosomatic Research
- Volume: 140
- Pages: 110304
- Year: 2021
“A network analysis of post-traumatic stress disorder symptoms and correlates during the COVID-19 pandemic”
- Authors: W Jiang, Z Ren, L Yu, Y Tan, C Shi
- Journal: Frontiers in Psychiatry
- Volume: 11
- Pages: 568037
- Year: 2020
“Shame, guilt, and posttraumatic stress symptoms: A three-level meta-analysis”
- Authors: C Shi, Z Ren, C Zhao, T Zhang, SHW Chan
- Journal: Journal of Anxiety Disorders
- Volume: 82
- Pages: 102443
- Year: 2021
“Psychometric validation of the 14-item perceived stress scale in Chinese medical residents”
- Authors: C Shi, Y Guo, H Ma, M Zhang
- Journal: Current Psychology
- Volume: 38
- Pages: 1428-1434
- Year: 2019
“Sequential multiple mediation of cognitive fusion and experiential avoidance in the relationship between rumination and social anxiety among Chinese adolescents”
- Authors: Q Cheng, C Shi, C Yan, Z Ren, SHW Chan, S Xiong, T Zhang, H Zheng
- Journal: Anxiety, Stress, & Coping
- Volume: 35
- Issue: 3
- Pages: 354-364
Acceptance and commitment therapy, post-traumatic stress disorder, shame and guilt, perceived stress, and the relationship between rumination and social anxiety. They demonstrate Dr. Shi’s diverse research interests and contributions to the field of psychology.
Research Timeline:
Dr. Shi’s research journey has been marked by significant milestones and achievements. From his early education in psychology to his current role as a prominent academic, each phase of his career has contributed to his growth as a researcher and scholar. His research timeline spans over a decade, encompassing his educational pursuits, clinical practice, and academic appointments, reflecting a steadfast dedication to advancing the field of psychology.
