Risk translation in a compressed meritocracy: a sociological and social-psychological analysis of the Zhang Xuefeng phenomenon

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• Social Psychological 100%
• Psychological Analysis 100%
• Meritocracy 100%
• Labor Market 66%
• Educators 33%
• Social Comparison 33%
• Self-development 33%
• Risk Management 33%
• Social Inequality 33%
• Social Problems 33%
• Upward Mobility 33%
• Formal Schooling 33%
• High Stakes 33%
• Employment Oriented 33%
• Social Media Education 33%
• Social Media Influencers 33%
• Socioeconomic Resources 33%
• Social Uncertainty 33%
• Mental Health Protection 33%
• Market Transparency 33%
• Educational Authority 33%
• University Choice 33%
• Work System 33%
• Public Influence 33%
• Family Decision Making 33%
• Educational Decisions 33%
• Long-term Security 33%
• Major Selection 33%
• Sociological Perspective 33%
• Career Planning 33%
• Guidance System 33%
• Chinese Education 33%
• Social Psychological Perspective 33%

Social Sciences

• Education 100%
• Labor Market 50%
• Chinese 25%
• Decision Making 25%
• Risk Management 25%
• Mental Health 25%
• Management Strategy 25%
• Formal Schooling 25%
• Social Inequality 25%
• Upward Mobility 25%
• Social Media Influencers 25%
• Career Planning 25%
• Market Transparency 25%
• Prophylaxis 25%
• Work System 25%
• Sociological Perspective 25%