Assistant professor
Yi-Tung Lin
| General Information |
| Current appointment：Assistant Professor Research Field：psychopathology, depression, emotion dynamic, application of daily diary design in psychiatric patients' research E-Mail：psyytl@gs.ncku.edu.tw Office/Phone：(06) 2757575 # 56520 Courses Offered： Introduction to clinical psychology, abnormal psychology Personal Website： |
| Professional Experience |
| TEACHING EXPERIENCE Department of Psychology, National Cheng Kung University, Tainan, Taiwan Assistant Professor 2023/08-Present RESEARCH EXPERIENCE |
| Honors & Awards |
| Professor Su Xiangyu Psychology Dissertation Award |
| Education |
| 2022 Ph.D. Psychology National Chengchi University 2017 M.S. Psychology National Chengchi University 2013 B.S. Psychology National Chung Cheng University |
| Publications |
| Lin, Y. T., Wang, A. W., Wei, S., Hong, J. S., & Hsu, W. Y. (2021). The relationship between infertility family stigma, self-stigma and psychological well-being in female first-visit patients at a reproductive medicine center in Taiwan. Health Psychology Report, 9(1).(ESCI) Lin, Y. T., Yu, H. T., & Hsu, W. Y. (2021). The day-to-day relationship between self-esteem and depressive mood in Chinese culture. Personality and Individual Differences, 177, 110808. (SSCI) Chien, H. Y., Huang, P. H., Hsu, W. Y., & Lin, Y. T*. (2021). A Latent Profile Analysis of Internet Gaming Motivation and Internet Gaming Addiction. Formosa Journal of Mental Health, 34(4), 303-343. (TSSCI) Wang, F. T., Lin, Y. T., & Wang, A. W. (2018). Discrepancies between Explicit and Implicit Self-Esteem and Their Interaction with Stress in Predicting Depression. Formosa Journal of Mental Health, 31(4), 349-376. (TSSCI) |
| Books/Chapters |
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| Conference Presentations |
| Lin, Y. T. (2022, June). Applying the Quad Model to Estimate the Implicit Self-Esteem of Patients with Depressive Disorders: Comparing the Psychometric Properties with the Implicit Association Test Effect [Poster presentation]. XVI. International Conference on Psychology and Scientific Analysis of Behavior, New York, United States (Virtual conference). |
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