Lili Wang
Biographic Data
| ID | 3591070 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lili Wang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lili |
| FAMILY NAME | Wang |
| SIGNATURE | WANG L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Beijing University of Chinese Medicine |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0082-8487 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 125 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 172 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 125 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 7 |
Aigc-enhanced learning analytics in film education
The integration of learning analytics with artificial intelligence represents a paradigm shift in educational decision-making, yet systematic frameworks for AI-enhanced learning design remain critically underexplored in creative higher education contexts where ethical considerations are paramount. Despite growing interest in AI-enhanced education, existing approaches lack systematic integration of learning analytics with ethical frameworks for ev…
Mobile-First Blended Learning for Pharmacology Education Reform
This study developed and preliminarily evaluated a mobile-first blended pharmacology model with virtual simulation, PWA micro-lectures, and real-time interaction. A 16-week quasi-experiment on 100 second-year pharmacy students allocated 40%/35%/25% instructional time to pre-class mobile micro-learning, in-class simulation, and post-class online activities. Versus traditional teaching, key outcomes improved significantly: knowledge accuracy (65.0%…
From viewing to visiting
Tourism livestreaming has emerged as a consequential channel through which Generation Z audiences encounter prospective destinations, yet accounts of how viewing translates into travel commitment have tended to privilege isolated mechanisms rather than integrated psychological processing. Adopting a theory synthesis approach, this conceptual study develops a dual-pathway framework integrating parasocial interaction theory and Construal Level Theo…
Cross-lagged analysis of financial toxicity and psychological distress between breast cancer patients and spouses during chemotherapy
Aim To explore the longitudinal interaction between financial toxicity and psychological distress in breast cancer patients and their spouses based on the actor-partner interdependence model. Methods Convenience sampling method was used to select 258 breast cancer patients and their spouses as the research partners. The financial toxicity scale and distress thermometer were used to investigate the patients in the early stage (T1), the middle stag…
Leveraging artificial intelligence policy for inclusive and sustainable youth entrepreneurship
Artificial intelligence (AI) policy is increasingly used to align digital transformation with the Sustainable Development Goals by fostering decent work, innovation, and reduced inequality. Youth entrepreneurship is a key channel through which these objectives materialize, yet the micro level pathways linking AI policy to entrepreneurial entry among young adults remain under specified. Using five waves of China Family Panel Studies microdata from…
Leukemia disease burden and quality of care among adolescents and young adults in China compared to global patterns
Background: Leukemia is a major global public health challenge, particularly among adolescents and young adults (AYAs) aged 15-39 years, who face distinct biological and social vulnerabilities. This study aimed to systematically assess long-term trends in leukemia burden and quality of care among Chinese AYAs from 1990 to 2021, and to project future trajectories to inform targeted prevention and control strategies. Methods: Data were obtained fro…
User perception based label layout for efficient target localization in virtual environment
From Stigma to Acceptance
Exploring Research Configurations Influencing Authorial Stances in Ecological Migration Studies in China
Ecological migration is a major policy initiative in China, and limited consideration has been focused on how researchers create authorial positions in understanding findings and assessing policy outcomes. This research, then, seeks to explore how methodological, theoretical and design-related choices impact upon positive, neutral, or critical authorial stances in ecological migration scholarship. A systematic review was performed using the inter…
Co-utilizing global big science facilities
The increasing complexity of modern scientific challenges has led to extensive collaboration within Big Science. This study introduces co-utilization – a novel type of collaboration in which researchers leverage multiple global big science facilities (BSFs) to science advance. By analyzing 245,984 publications from 40 BSFs, we identify 23,046 publications that utilized multiple facilities, revealing an uneven global distribution influenced by use…
Exploring the antifungal effects and underlying mechanism of Carica papaya seed essential oil against Candida tropicalis in vitro and in vivo
From Climate Finance to Sustainable Development
Climate change impacts are distributed unevenly worldwide, underscoring the critical role of climate finance in global climate governance. However, existing studies lack clarity regarding the targeted emission reduction pathways of climate finance and have not fully explored its synergistic interactions with national governance. Using a panel dataset of 171 countries (2013–2023) and a double machine learning (DML) approach, this study examines ho…
Digitalization and gender equality in the European Union
Digitalization is reshaping labour markets, social structures, and economic opportunities, raising important questions about its relationship with gender equality. This paper examines how key dimensions of digitalization relate to gender equality outcomes across EU member states, with particular attention to regional differences between Eastern and Western Europe. Using panel data for EU member states over the period 2013-2023, we estimate countr…
Explanation of the Path of Dong Clothing Culture Dissemination under the Threshold of New Media
Dong clothing culture has a rich cultural and historical background and a lengthy history. The emergence and acceptance of modern media has presented both new chances and difficulties for the spread of Dong clothing culture. In this research, we examine the cultural communication features of new media from the perspective of the importance of Dong clothing culture communication under the new media threshold and talk about the culture's communicat…
Correlations of oral behaviors, pain, and psychological distress among patients with temporomandibular disorders
Purpose This cross-sectional, observational study assessed physical, psychological and behavioral factors related to patients with temporomandibular disorder (TMD) using Axis II assessment instruments with diagnostic criteria for TMD (DC/TMD) and investigated the correlations among oral behavior, pain, and psychological distress in patients with temporomandibular disorders. Methods Participants were recruited from the Department of TMD at the aut…
Advances and challenges in poliomyelitis vaccines
Poliomyelitis has been a significant global health challenge for centuries. Since the launch of the Global Polio Eradication Initiative (GPEI) in 1988, remarkable progress has been achieved, with wild poliovirus (WPV) cases reduced by over 99%. However, challenges persist, including endemic transmission in conflict zones, the emergence of vaccine-derived polioviruses (VDPVs), and the complex logistics of vaccine production and distribution. This …
Manipulable cone based bare hand object selection in high occlusion virtual environment
Exploring prompt pattern for generative artificial intelligence in automatic question generation
The construction of questions is an essential component in educational assessment and student learning processes. However, manually constructing questions is a complex task that requires not only professional training, substantial experience, and extensive resources from teachers but is also time-consuming. This article introduces an Automatic Question Generation (AQG) technology based on a prompt pattern to alleviate this burden and address the …
The mediating role of intellectual activities in the relationship between depressive symptoms and catastrophic health expenditure among middle-aged and older adults
Information overload in digital tourism marketing
The fast growth of digital marketing in the tourism sector requires an understanding of its impact on tourist purchase intentions. Digital marketing strategies, including social media marketing, search engine marketing, content marketing, and email campaigns, play a crucial role in shaping consumer decisions. However, information overload may weaken these effects, making it essential to examine its moderating role. This study explores how digital…
The impact of team compositions on disruptive and novel research in large-scale research infrastructures
The impact of residential mobility on consumers’ preference for feasible products
The impact of cumulative family risk on the social adaptation of left-behind children
These studies suggest that cumulative family risk directly affects the social adaptation of left-behind children and indirectly impacts social adaptation through the mediating role of teacher support and self-worth
The ongoing impact of policy documents on the pandemic based on the framework of the “4Rs” theory and policy tools
Chinese local governments primarily applied authority tools to drive institutional improvements, complemented by incentive tools and capacity-building tools to enhance policy effectiveness and public engagement. Optimizing PHE management requires dynamic adjustments to policy tools based on crisis stage characteristics, balancing rigidity with flexibility and immediate responses with long-term system development. The findings may provide valuable…
The potential of natural herbal plants in the treatment and prevention of non-small cell lung cancer
Social Capital, Volunteering, and Charitable Giving
This paper explores the impact of social capital—measured by social trust and social networks—on individual charitable giving to religious and secular organizations. Using United States data from the national sample of the 2000 Social Capital Community Benchmark Survey, we find that social trust, bridging social network, and civic engagement increase the amount of giving to both religious and secular causes. In contrast, organizational activism o…
The Right to Envision the City? The Emerging Vision Conflicts in Redeveloping Historic Nanjing, China
This article presents a new trend in urban politics in China, that is, the intertwined conflicts of three competing visions—entrepreneurial redevelopment, historic conservation, and community conservation—in the redevelopment of historic areas. Through an in-depth case study of the struggles around the redevelopment of historic Nanjing, we outline three key points. First, historic conservation has emerged as a strong urban vision competing agains…
Inspiring awe through tourism and its consequence
An Empirical Examination of Formal and Informal Volunteering in Canada
Using data from the 2008 General Social Survey of Canada, this study examines the factors associated with individuals’ propensity to engage in formal and informal volunteering. The results show that social networks increase the likelihood of both formal and informal volunteering, but social trust and human capital increase only the likelihood of formal volunteering and not of informal care. The findings also reveal interesting cultural influences…
Demographics, attitude, personality and credit card features correlate with credit card debt
Religious and Secular Voluntary Participation by Immigrants in Canada
Participation in voluntary associations is an important part of an immigrant’s integration into a host country. This study examines factors that predispose an immigrant’s voluntary involvement in religious and secular organizations compared to non-immigrants (“natives”) in Canada, and how immigrants differ from natives in their voluntary participation. The study results indicate that informal social networks, religious attendance, and level of ed…
Volunteer Behavior among Asian American Groups in the United States
Volunteer Behavior among Asian American Groups in the United States Richard A. Sundeen Cristina Garcia Lili Wang1 Volunteering is any activity of giving time freely for the benefit of another person, group, or cause.2 The number of people and the hours volunteered in a country indicates the vitality of its civil society. It is estimated that 65.4 million American people volunteered at least once to an organization in 2005 and that, on average, pe…
Do perceptions of time affect outbound-travel motivations and intention? An investigation among Chinese seniors
Cultivating self-worth among dislocated Tibetan undergraduate students in a Chinese Han-dominated national key university
Drawing upon fieldwork conducted with a group of dislocated Tibetan undergraduate students of the neidi ban program in a Han-predominated university, this paper examines the ways in which these students make sense of their worlds. To achieve this, they have actively and engagingly organized a series of symbolically meaningful activities that draw on the symbolic resources from their cultural traditions, their specific educational trajectory, and …
Bureaucratic contacts and their impact on citizen satisfaction with local government agencies
This study investigates key aspects of administrative process in citizen contacts with local government agencies and their impact on citizen satisfaction with those agencies in an institutional context of limited accountability and channels for obtaining information of public service outcomes and performance. Using survey data collected in a Chinese city district, we examine the effect of administrative processes—the quality and results of citize…
Disasters and Social Capital
Objective This article examines the impact of disasters on social capital in the context of Hurricane Katrina. Method One hundred eighty‐two counties affected by Hurricane Katrina are included in the study. Disaster‐related data, social capital, and community characteristics of these counties three years before and three years after the disaster are analyzed using a longitudinal fixed‐effect model. Results Hurricane Katrina slowed down the growth…
What Affects Hispanic Volunteering in the United States
This study examines Hispanic formal volunteering and the cultural, social, and community context factors that affect their decision to volunteer. Using data from three surveys in the United States, the study finds that religious attendance, cultural background, and education are the most consistent and significant predictors of Hispanic formal volunteering. Religious attendance has a stronger positive impact on Hispanic volunteering than on non-H…
The rise of artificial intelligence, the fall of human wellbeing
Concerns exist regarding the impact on our lives of the rise of artificial intelligence (AI). Using a large dataset of 137 countries over the period 2005–2018 from multiple sources, we estimate the causal effect of AI on individual‐level subjective wellbeing. Our identification strategy is inferred from the gravity framework and uses merely the variation in exogenous drivers of a country's AI development. We find a significant negative effect of …
Money Helps When Money Feels
Across five studies, the current research demonstrates that imbuing money with humanlike characteristics can enhance charitable giving. Based on mind perception theory, we propose that anthropomorphizing money can induce people to attribute to money the capacity to feel and sense (i.e., warmth) and the capacity to do things (i.e., competence). Further, we argue that enhanced warmth perception increases charitable giving. Studies 1a and 1b provide…
Exploring the spatial dimensions of nanotechnology development in China
This paper investigates the factors driving nanotechnology development in Chinese regions. Advanced regions of China have spearheaded the country’s rapid growth in nanotechnology, aided by substantial support from the government. While this head start could potentially perpetuate regional inequalities through agglomeration economies, the results suggest that knowledge spillovers exert a substantially greater impact in peripheral regions compared …
Public Policies, Stakeholder Interest, and Nonprofit Development
This study examines the reform and development of trade associations in Shanghai, China, one of the main economic hubs of the country and marked by a substantial growth in trade associations since the reform and “opening-up” in 1978. We analyze public policies pertaining to trade associations, survey data collected from 212 local trade associations in Shanghai, and interviews of government officials and trade association leaders. The research res…
From Climate Finance to Sustainable Development
Climate change impacts are distributed unevenly worldwide, underscoring the critical role of climate finance in global climate governance. However, existing studies lack clarity regarding the targeted emission reduction pathways of climate finance and have not fully explored its synergistic interactions with national governance. Using a panel dataset of 171 countries (2013–2023) and a double machine learning (DML) approach, this study examines ho…
Factors Influencing Sustained Voluntary Intention of Community Volunteers in a Post-Covid-19 Pandemic Era
In 2023, the World Health Organization declared the end of the public health emergency brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. The sustained voluntary participation of community volunteers in the era after the COVID-19 pandemic emergency is of vital importance to community-level social governance and is one of the goals pursued by modern volunteer service. However, factors contributing to volunteers’ sustained voluntary behavior or intention have no…
Voices of Parent-Carers Navigating the Care for Children With Osteogenesis Imperfecta
Parent-carers of children with rare diseases, including osteogenesis imperfecta (OI), represent a vulnerable and largely invisible population. Despite existing research on familial OI caregiving, the unique experiences, perspectives, and feelings of parent-carers remain poorly understood, prompting this study to delve into these aspects through the subjective lens of voices. The aim of this study was to explore the voices of parent-carers in navi…
What are the digital skills sought by scientific employers in potential candidates
The growth in digitalisation has led to an increasing demand for digital skills in various job sectors. In particular, employers in scientific job areas have shown interest in candidates possessing digital competencies. This study aims to analyse the digital skill requirements for candidates in scientific job opportunities. The content analysis is based on a dataset comprising 126,360 scientific job advertisements from Science Careers spanning th…
Alleviating hedonic adaptation in repeat consumption with creative thinking
Repeat consumption, a common aspect of consumers' daily lives, often results in hedonic adaptation such as satiation or boredom. In line with a growing body of research exploring methods to alleviate hedonic adaptation, this research proposes and finds that creative thinking can effectively reduce hedonic adaptation. Through five experiments conducted across various consumption contexts (music listening, video watching, photograph viewing, snack …
Trade openness helps move towards carbon neutrality—Insight from 114 countries
In order to better understand the impact of trade openness and foreign direct investment (FDI) on carbon neutrality (economic growth without increasing carbon emissions), linear fully modified ordinary least squares model and non‐linear panel threshold regression model are applied to explore the impact of trade openness and FDI on economic growth and carbon emissions in 114 countries. The results of the Tapio decoupling model showed that the deco…
Institutional Constraints, Market Competition, and Revenue Strategies
This study examines the impact of external environment on social enterprises’ revenues strategies. Using a national survey of 1250 social enterprises in Canada, this study tests whether institutional constraints and market competition affect commercialization and revenue diversification of social enterprises. The results suggest that social enterprises’ revenue strategies are associated with both institutional constraints and market competition. …
Influences of Media Exposure on Chinese University Students' Attitudes and Perceptions of Intimate Partner Violence
Research on media influence on attitudes and perceptions regarding intimate partner violence (IPV), a prominent predictor of IPV, is limited. Using a convenience sample of 2057 Chinese undergraduate students, this survey explored influences of media exposure on attitudes and perceptions of IPV the first time in literature. Significant differences (p < .05) of perceptions of IPV were found between respondents who reported developing cognitions of …
Proximity and Perceived Safety as Determinants of Urban Trail Use
In this study we focus on individual and environmental determinants of urban trail use in three diverse urban settings: Chicago, Dallas, and Los Angeles. Explanatory factors include individual psychosocial and health characteristics, distance between home and trail, and land-use and social characteristics of trailside neighborhoods. Model results suggest that intrinsic motivation, general health status, perceived trail safety, perceived miles bet…
Volunteer Behavior among Asian American Groups in the United States
Volunteer Behavior among Asian American Groups in the United States Richard A. Sundeen Cristina Garcia Lili Wang1 Volunteering is any activity of giving time freely for the benefit of another person, group, or cause.2 The number of people and the hours volunteered in a country indicates the vitality of its civil society. It is estimated that 65.4 million American people volunteered at least once to an organization in 2005 and that, on average, pe…
Social Capital, Volunteering, and Charitable Giving
This paper explores the impact of social capital—measured by social trust and social networks—on individual charitable giving to religious and secular organizations. Using United States data from the national sample of the 2000 Social Capital Community Benchmark Survey, we find that social trust, bridging social network, and civic engagement increase the amount of giving to both religious and secular causes. In contrast, organizational activism o…
Short-term Memory of Duration
摘要: 采用Wearden和Ferrara(1993)的经典方法, 分别考察了1s以下(350 ms~650 ms)和1s以上(1000 ms ~ 2000 ms)不同类型(空、实时距)和通道(视、听)时距的短时保持效应。实验1发现, 不同刺激通道条件下, 1s以下时距的短时保持都呈现出主观缩短, 其中视觉条件比听觉条件明显; 实验2表明, 1s以上时距在不同刺激通道条件下都呈现出主观变长, 其中听觉条件比视觉条件明显。分析表明, 主观缩短趋势可能是由主观缩短效应和正的顺序误差效应共同作用所致, 而主观变长趋势是由主观变长效应和负的顺序误差效应造成的
The influence of national policy change on subnational policymaking
Civil Society Theory
Community, Types of
Proximity and Perceived Safety as Determinants of Urban Trail Use
In this study we focus on individual and environmental determinants of urban trail use in three diverse urban settings: Chicago, Dallas, and Los Angeles. Explanatory factors include individual psychosocial and health characteristics, distance between home and trail, and land-use and social characteristics of trailside neighborhoods. Model results suggest that intrinsic motivation, general health status, perceived trail safety, perceived miles bet…
Demographics, attitude, personality and credit card features correlate with credit card debt
What Affects Hispanic Volunteering in the United States
This study examines Hispanic formal volunteering and the cultural, social, and community context factors that affect their decision to volunteer. Using data from three surveys in the United States, the study finds that religious attendance, cultural background, and education are the most consistent and significant predictors of Hispanic formal volunteering. Religious attendance has a stronger positive impact on Hispanic volunteering than on non-H…
Cultivating self-worth among dislocated Tibetan undergraduate students in a Chinese Han-dominated national key university
Drawing upon fieldwork conducted with a group of dislocated Tibetan undergraduate students of the neidi ban program in a Han-predominated university, this paper examines the ways in which these students make sense of their worlds. To achieve this, they have actively and engagingly organized a series of symbolically meaningful activities that draw on the symbolic resources from their cultural traditions, their specific educational trajectory, and …
The Social Network Effect
Social networking applications such as Facebook, Twitter, and Crowdrise offer new ways for nonprofits to engage the community in fundraising efforts. This study employs data from Facebook Causes to examine the nature and determinants of charitable giving in social networking environments. Our findings suggest donations on these sites are not driven by the same factors as in “off-line” settings. Instead, a social network effect takes precedence ov…
A discussion on the development model of earthquake relic geopark – a case study of the Qingchuan Earthquake Relic Geopark in Sichuan Province, China
Religious and Secular Voluntary Participation by Immigrants in Canada
Participation in voluntary associations is an important part of an immigrant’s integration into a host country. This study examines factors that predispose an immigrant’s voluntary involvement in religious and secular organizations compared to non-immigrants (“natives”) in Canada, and how immigrants differ from natives in their voluntary participation. The study results indicate that informal social networks, religious attendance, and level of ed…
Smoking-related thoughts and microbehaviours, and their predictive power for quitting
There was a moderately high level of occurrence of recent smoking-related thoughts and microbehaviours among the Chinese adult smokers in the six cities studied. Like in the West, microindicators of concern about smoking were positively associated with subsequent quit attempts, but unlike in the West, they were largely unrelated to sustained abstinence
The hepatoprotective effect and chemical constituents of total iridoids and xanthones extracted from Swertia mussotii Franch
Body Mass Index, Obesity, and Self-Control
The correlation between evening type, body mass index (BMI), and obesity has attracted the attention of researchers. In this study, I surveyed a sample of adults drawn from the general population in the US to examine whether or not evening types have a higher BMI than do other chronotypes and whether or not they are more likely than other chronotypes to become obese. I also proposed a personality-based explanation of the relationship between BMI,…
The Motivational Hierarchy between Self and Mother
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Effects of Nano-CeO2 with Different Nanocrystal Morphologies on Cytotoxicity in HepG2 Cells
Cerium oxide nanoparticles (nano-CeO2) have been reported to cause damage and apoptosis in human primary hepatocytes. Here, we compared the toxicity of three types of nano-CeO2 with different nanocrystal morphologies (cube-, octahedron-, and rod-like crystals) in human hepatocellular carcinoma cells (HepG2). The cells were treated with the nano-CeO2 at various concentrations (6.25, 12.5, 25, 50, 100 μg/mL). The crystal structure, size and morphol…
Bufei Yishen granules combined with acupoint sticking therapy suppress oxidative stress in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease rats
Tongxinluo reduces brain edema and inhibits post-ischemic inflammation after middle cerebral artery occlusion in rats
How social support style affects financial risk-taking behavior
The impact of the level of social support on risky financial behaviors has been extensively investigated. However, the impact of different styles of social support on these behaviors has so far been ignored by researchers. We examined whether or not different styles of social support are related to risky financial behaviors. Participants in our descriptive correlational study were a convenience sample of White North American ( n = 149) and Chines…
Public Policies, Stakeholder Interest, and Nonprofit Development
This study examines the reform and development of trade associations in Shanghai, China, one of the main economic hubs of the country and marked by a substantial growth in trade associations since the reform and “opening-up” in 1978. We analyze public policies pertaining to trade associations, survey data collected from 212 local trade associations in Shanghai, and interviews of government officials and trade association leaders. The research res…
An Empirical Examination of Formal and Informal Volunteering in Canada
Using data from the 2008 General Social Survey of Canada, this study examines the factors associated with individuals’ propensity to engage in formal and informal volunteering. The results show that social networks increase the likelihood of both formal and informal volunteering, but social trust and human capital increase only the likelihood of formal volunteering and not of informal care. The findings also reveal interesting cultural influences…
Do perceptions of time affect outbound-travel motivations and intention? An investigation among Chinese seniors
Paeoniflorin and liquiritin, two major constituents in Chinese herbal formulas used to treat hyperprolactinemia-associated disorders, inhibits prolactin secretion in prolactinoma cells by different me…
Medicine (46 works) · Political science (39 works) · Psychology (31 works) · Geography (27 works) · Economics (25 works) · Sociology (24 works) · China (23 works) · Internal Medicine (22 works) · Business (20 works) · Social Psychology (20 works)