Ling Wu
Biographic Data
| ID | 3740312 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ling Wu |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ling |
| FAMILY NAME | Wu |
| SIGNATURE | WU L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Monash University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5406-6927 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 36 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 21 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 36 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
How does teacher-student interaction shape students’ verbal participation initiative? A multimodal analysis of 2 018 classroom video recordings
Verbal participation constitutes a critical behavioral manifestation of student cognitive engagement and pedagogical reciprocity in classroom ecosystems. This study, based on 2 018 classroom video recordings (K-12), investigates how teacher-student interaction affects students’ verbal participation initiative across eight factors. Results reveal three key findings: (1) among all teacher verbal behaviors, incorporating student ideas most strongly …
Detecting cyber employment fraud in platform-based space
Being born in Australia
Objective: This study explored the experiences of Ethiopian mothers and fathers in Melbourne, Australia, focusing on birth, parenting and cultural adaptation, to inform the cultural and digital adaptation of a psychoeducational intervention in routine Maternal and Child Health (MCH) services. Design: Qualitative study using semi-structured interviews examined parenting experiences under three themes: ‘Getting to Know Your Baby’, ‘Working Together…
Co‐Producing a Patient Reported Experience Measure (PREM) With and for People With Intellectual Disability
BACKGROUND: Patient reported experience measures (PREMs) are widely used as key indicators of value in healthcare towards improved services but are rarely applied among people with intellectual disability. Incorporating the experiences of people with intellectual disability in PREMs data is vital as this group often encounter poor healthcare access and outcomes. This study reports the coproduction of accessible PREMs for people with intellectual …
Co‐Creating Preconception Health Content for a Digital Resource for Women From Diverse Ethnic Backgrounds
INTRODUCTION: Planning pregnancy and optimal health prior to pregnancy can significantly reduce pregnancy complications and poor maternal health outcomes. Women from culturally and racially marginalised groups experience more unintended pregnancies, increased preconception risk factors and adverse pregnancy outcomes, including maternal and infant mortality, compared to native born Australians. Improving health literacy through culturally relevant…
Cybercrime Education in U.S. Criminology and Criminal Justice Doctoral Programs
Using Co-Design to Adapt a Digital Parenting Program for Parents Seeking Mental Health Support
Background/Objectives : Parental mental health challenges are associated with parenting difficulties and child mental health issues. Parenting interventions can support families; however, parents with mental health challenges face barriers to accessing parenting support, which is not consistently offered within adult mental health settings. Embedding technology-assisted parenting programs into these settings could provide accessible, holistic sup…
Effects of electroencephalography-based art therapy on emotion regulation difficulties, psychological well-being, relaxation and attention levels among college students
College students face increasing psychological health challenges, yet effective emotion regulation interventions remain understudied. This study examines whether electroencephalography (EEG) feedback can enhance the effectiveness of art therapy for emotion regulation and psychological well-being. Using a quasi-experimental design, 59 college students were randomly assigned to either an experimental group receiving EEG-based positive feedback ( n …
The health cost of urbanization
Aims: With the rapid advancement of urbanization, an increasing number of people are congregating in urban areas, leading to a higher density of economic activities. This may not only accelerate the spread of infectious diseases but also result in pollutants that harm residents' health. Nevertheless, improvements in infrastructure and healthcare services, coupled with heightened awareness of personal protection among residents, can effectively mi…
Development of a multi-laboratory integrated predictive model for silicosis utilizing machine learning
Objective: Due to the high global prevalence of silicosis and the ongoing challenges in its diagnosis, this pilot study aims to screen biomarkers from routine blood parameters and develop a multi-biomarker model for its early detection. Methods: A case-control study was conducted to screen biomarkers for the diagnosis of silicosis using LASSO regression, SVM and RF. A sample of 612 subjects (half cases and half controls) were randomly divided int…
Co‐Producing Patient‐Reported Experience Measures With People With Intellectual Disability to Improve Healthcare Quality and Outcomes
INTRODUCTION: Intellectual disability, defined by significant limitations in both intellectual functioning and adaptive behaviour with onset during the developmental period, affects an estimated 2% (108 million) of people worldwide. People with intellectual disability experience major health inequity, poor health outcomes and premature deaths, with mortality rates that are 7-12 times higher than the general population. Patient-reported experience…
Empowering Parents of Adolescents at Elevated Risk of Suicide
Suicidal ideation and behaviours are common among adolescents. Parents play a fundamental protective role in the prevention of adolescent suicide, but many describe feeling ill-equipped in their caretaking role. This is despite prior research indicating that it is important for these parents to feel empowered to emotionally support their adolescent if they are experiencing suicidality. An online parenting program could offer parents flexible acce…
Designing a Cross-Cultural Bridging Intervention to Increase Under-Served Immigrant Parents’ Engagement in Evidence-Based Online Parenting Programs
Background: One in seven youth experiences a mental disorder, accounting for 13% of the global disease burden. The family environment is a modifiable factor for the prevention of mental disorders. While evidence-based online parenting programs exist, engagement by immigrant families, such as Indian-origin families in Australia, remains low. Objective: To explore perceived barriers of Indian-origin parents and co-create strategies to build cross-c…
The process and motivations of individual values internalization
Values influence various aspects of an individual's life. Current theories on values internalization primarily consider from the observer's perspective, lacking information from the subjective perspective of the individuals internalizing these values. To understand the process of values internalization in real-life contexts, this study employed qualitative interviews, conducting semi-structured interviews with 20 interviewees. The interview data …
Unlocking the potential of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)
SPXJF exerts anti-tumor effects on HCC cells by inducing ferroptosis, and its mechanism of action involves the regulation of ferroptosis-related genes and proteins. This study provides a theoretical basis for the clinical treatment of HCC and the development of new anti-cancer drugs, offering a valuable contribution to the field of ethnopharmacology
Mobility-based neighborhood disadvantage and crime in Houston
Greener the safer? Effects of urban green space on community safety and perception of safety using satellite and street view imagery data
Localising the Partners in Parenting program for Malaysia (PiP Malaysia)
Resilience changes of carbon stocks to quantify the long‐term effects of ecological engineering projects in subtropical forests of China based on satellite‐derived net ecosystem production time series…
Understanding how resilient forests are to ecological engineering projects (EEPs) is essential to forest management and ecosystem health. Despite growing evidence that EEPs achieve increasing carbon stocks, whether such benefits can be sustainable and what are the consequences of EEPs on forest health remain unclear. This study aimed to investigate the long‐term effects of EEPs using forest resilience from aspects of resistance and recovery, by a…
Microbiota-targeted interventions and clinical implications for maternal-offspring health
Developing Pre-Implementation Strategies for a Co-Designed, Technology-Assisted Parenting Intervention Using the Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research (CFIR) and Expert Recommendations fo…
The CFIR-ERIC approach offered relevant and concise pre-implementation strategies for addressing potential barriers to implementing a novel, co-designed, technology-assisted parenting intervention for parents of children with ACEs. The identified facilitators support the utility of co-designing interventions as an initial phase in bridging research-to-practice gaps. Healthcare settings aiming to innovate services with technology-assisted parentin…
Network Embedding Based on Biased Random Walk for Community Detection in Attributed Networks
Community detection is a fundamental problem in complex network analysis that aims to find closely related groups of nodes. Recently, network embedding techniques have been integrated into community detection in two manners to capture the intricate relationships between nodes. The two-staged manner generates node embedding vectors and obtains communities by running a clustering algorithm on them. The single-staged manner simultaneously obtains no…
Site Selection Prediction for Coffee Shops Based on Multi-Source Space Data Using Machine Learning Techniques
Based on a study of the spatial distribution of coffee shops in the main urban area of Beijing, the main influencing factors were selected based on the multi-source space data. Subsequently, three regression models were compared, and the best site selection model was found. A comparison was performed between the prediction model functioning with a buffer and without one, and the accuracy of the location model was verified by comparing the actual …
Research on regional differences of the impact of clean energy development on carbon dioxide emission and economic growth
“China is by far the world’s largest importer of oil and emitter of carbon dioxide.” Therefore, clean energy development (CED) is of great practical significance to reduce carbon dioxide emission (CDE), ensure energy security, and achieve green economic growth. What is the role of CED in reducing CDE? Can CED, which requires significant investment, promote economic growth? For the above aims, according to the panel data of 30 provinces composed o…
Empowerment for behaviour change through social connections
Women valued their health and had a holistic view that includes physical, mental and social dimensions. Women viewed social connections with others as an opportunity to be listened to and to gain support that empowers behaviour change. Future interventions to promote behaviour change in preconception women should consider the importance all women placed on social connections and leverage off existing resources to connect women
Decentralization and hukou reforms in China
China is undergoing a process of decentralization that has been highly valued for its economic growth. However, this paper aims to explore how this process has affected the equality of social provision for rural–urban migrants in China by taking hukou system reform as a case study. It is argued here that the traditional assumption that decentralization promotes social welfare by bringing the government closer to the people is not necessarily true…
Repeat and near-repeat burglaries and offender involvement in a large Chinese city
Repeat and near-repeat phenomena indicate that victimization might form a contagion-like pattern in both near space and near time. The research community has built abundant empirical evidence of repeat and near-repeat patterns over the past 10 years. Along with these pattern analyses, scholars have also proposed theoretical explanation of the mechanisms of near-repeat burglaries. However, the empirical study of mechanisms is very limited and almo…
Greener the safer? Effects of urban green space on community safety and perception of safety using satellite and street view imagery data
Did Zipf's Law hold for Chinese cities and why? Evidence from multi-source data
A micro-level analysis of firearm arrests’ effects on gun violence in Houston, Texas
Spatial Aspects of Restrictions on Registered Sex Offenders
Restrictions in the on registered sex offenders (s) are examined from the spatial aspects. The long history of various restrictions imposed by government, particularly local ones, is covered in the introduction. Spatial aspects, such as delineation of zones from which certain activities or certain people are excluded is the focus. Then the nature of restrictions on s is considered at the state, county and municipal level. Typical of restrictions …
Examining media effectiveness across cultures and national borders
We explore the ways that perceptions of media effectiveness are affected by the societal culture, organizational culture, occupational (professional) culture, individual characteristics, and technology acceptance. This is an important subject to explore, as communication is essential to organizational functioning. The continuous drive for communication to individuals in different national and organizational situations around the world, due in par…
Decentralization and hukou reforms in China
China is undergoing a process of decentralization that has been highly valued for its economic growth. However, this paper aims to explore how this process has affected the equality of social provision for rural–urban migrants in China by taking hukou system reform as a case study. It is argued here that the traditional assumption that decentralization promotes social welfare by bringing the government closer to the people is not necessarily true…
Repeat and near-repeat burglaries and offender involvement in a large Chinese city
Repeat and near-repeat phenomena indicate that victimization might form a contagion-like pattern in both near space and near time. The research community has built abundant empirical evidence of repeat and near-repeat patterns over the past 10 years. Along with these pattern analyses, scholars have also proposed theoretical explanation of the mechanisms of near-repeat burglaries. However, the empirical study of mechanisms is very limited and almo…
A micro-level analysis of firearm arrests’ effects on gun violence in Houston, Texas
Spatial Aspects of Restrictions on Registered Sex Offenders
Restrictions in the on registered sex offenders (s) are examined from the spatial aspects. The long history of various restrictions imposed by government, particularly local ones, is covered in the introduction. Spatial aspects, such as delineation of zones from which certain activities or certain people are excluded is the focus. Then the nature of restrictions on s is considered at the state, county and municipal level. Typical of restrictions …
Extraction of Rice Heavy Metal Stress Signal Features Based on Long Time Series Leaf Area Index Data Using Ensemble Empirical Mode Decomposition
The use of remote sensing technology to diagnose heavy metal stress in crops is of great significance for environmental protection and food security. However, in the natural farmland ecosystem, various stressors could have a similar influence on crop growth, therefore making heavy metal stress difficult to identify accurately, so this is still not a well resolved scientific problem and a hot topic in the field of agricultural remote sensing. This…
Developing young children’s empathic perception through digitally mediated interpersonal experience
There is an emerging concern that modern technology‐saturated environments, particularly computer games, are inhibiting the development of children’s empathic behaviour and social skills. We argue that the solution is embedded in the problem when hybrid learning design blends real‐life social interpersonal interactions with digital representations. We present theory‐informed design principles for creating tablet games with a focus on promoting em…
Spatio-temporal Index Based on Time Series of Leaf Area Index for Identifying Heavy Metal Stress in Rice under Complex Stressors
Crops under various types of stresses, such as stress caused by heavy metals, drought and pest/disease exhibit similar changes in physiological-biochemical parameters (e.g., leaf area index [LAI] and chlorophyll). Thus, differentiating between heavy metal stress and nonheavy metal stress presents a great challenge. However, different stressors in crops do cause variations in spatiotemporal characteristics. This study aims to develop a spatiotempo…
Effect of Zhenxin Xingshui Yizhi Fang on Aβ25-35 induced expression of related transporters in HBMEC cell model
Sedative and hypnotic effects of Perilla frutescens essential oil through Gabaergic system pathway
Did Zipf's Law hold for Chinese cities and why? Evidence from multi-source data
Research on regional differences of the impact of clean energy development on carbon dioxide emission and economic growth
“China is by far the world’s largest importer of oil and emitter of carbon dioxide.” Therefore, clean energy development (CED) is of great practical significance to reduce carbon dioxide emission (CDE), ensure energy security, and achieve green economic growth. What is the role of CED in reducing CDE? Can CED, which requires significant investment, promote economic growth? For the above aims, according to the panel data of 30 provinces composed o…
Empowerment for behaviour change through social connections
Women valued their health and had a holistic view that includes physical, mental and social dimensions. Women viewed social connections with others as an opportunity to be listened to and to gain support that empowers behaviour change. Future interventions to promote behaviour change in preconception women should consider the importance all women placed on social connections and leverage off existing resources to connect women
Network Embedding Based on Biased Random Walk for Community Detection in Attributed Networks
Community detection is a fundamental problem in complex network analysis that aims to find closely related groups of nodes. Recently, network embedding techniques have been integrated into community detection in two manners to capture the intricate relationships between nodes. The two-staged manner generates node embedding vectors and obtains communities by running a clustering algorithm on them. The single-staged manner simultaneously obtains no…
Site Selection Prediction for Coffee Shops Based on Multi-Source Space Data Using Machine Learning Techniques
Based on a study of the spatial distribution of coffee shops in the main urban area of Beijing, the main influencing factors were selected based on the multi-source space data. Subsequently, three regression models were compared, and the best site selection model was found. A comparison was performed between the prediction model functioning with a buffer and without one, and the accuracy of the location model was verified by comparing the actual …
Resilience changes of carbon stocks to quantify the long‐term effects of ecological engineering projects in subtropical forests of China based on satellite‐derived net ecosystem production time series…
Understanding how resilient forests are to ecological engineering projects (EEPs) is essential to forest management and ecosystem health. Despite growing evidence that EEPs achieve increasing carbon stocks, whether such benefits can be sustainable and what are the consequences of EEPs on forest health remain unclear. This study aimed to investigate the long‐term effects of EEPs using forest resilience from aspects of resistance and recovery, by a…
Microbiota-targeted interventions and clinical implications for maternal-offspring health
Developing Pre-Implementation Strategies for a Co-Designed, Technology-Assisted Parenting Intervention Using the Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research (CFIR) and Expert Recommendations fo…
The CFIR-ERIC approach offered relevant and concise pre-implementation strategies for addressing potential barriers to implementing a novel, co-designed, technology-assisted parenting intervention for parents of children with ACEs. The identified facilitators support the utility of co-designing interventions as an initial phase in bridging research-to-practice gaps. Healthcare settings aiming to innovate services with technology-assisted parentin…
Effects of electroencephalography-based art therapy on emotion regulation difficulties, psychological well-being, relaxation and attention levels among college students
College students face increasing psychological health challenges, yet effective emotion regulation interventions remain understudied. This study examines whether electroencephalography (EEG) feedback can enhance the effectiveness of art therapy for emotion regulation and psychological well-being. Using a quasi-experimental design, 59 college students were randomly assigned to either an experimental group receiving EEG-based positive feedback ( n …
The health cost of urbanization
Aims: With the rapid advancement of urbanization, an increasing number of people are congregating in urban areas, leading to a higher density of economic activities. This may not only accelerate the spread of infectious diseases but also result in pollutants that harm residents' health. Nevertheless, improvements in infrastructure and healthcare services, coupled with heightened awareness of personal protection among residents, can effectively mi…
Development of a multi-laboratory integrated predictive model for silicosis utilizing machine learning
Objective: Due to the high global prevalence of silicosis and the ongoing challenges in its diagnosis, this pilot study aims to screen biomarkers from routine blood parameters and develop a multi-biomarker model for its early detection. Methods: A case-control study was conducted to screen biomarkers for the diagnosis of silicosis using LASSO regression, SVM and RF. A sample of 612 subjects (half cases and half controls) were randomly divided int…
Co‐Producing Patient‐Reported Experience Measures With People With Intellectual Disability to Improve Healthcare Quality and Outcomes
INTRODUCTION: Intellectual disability, defined by significant limitations in both intellectual functioning and adaptive behaviour with onset during the developmental period, affects an estimated 2% (108 million) of people worldwide. People with intellectual disability experience major health inequity, poor health outcomes and premature deaths, with mortality rates that are 7-12 times higher than the general population. Patient-reported experience…
Empowering Parents of Adolescents at Elevated Risk of Suicide
Suicidal ideation and behaviours are common among adolescents. Parents play a fundamental protective role in the prevention of adolescent suicide, but many describe feeling ill-equipped in their caretaking role. This is despite prior research indicating that it is important for these parents to feel empowered to emotionally support their adolescent if they are experiencing suicidality. An online parenting program could offer parents flexible acce…
Designing a Cross-Cultural Bridging Intervention to Increase Under-Served Immigrant Parents’ Engagement in Evidence-Based Online Parenting Programs
Background: One in seven youth experiences a mental disorder, accounting for 13% of the global disease burden. The family environment is a modifiable factor for the prevention of mental disorders. While evidence-based online parenting programs exist, engagement by immigrant families, such as Indian-origin families in Australia, remains low. Objective: To explore perceived barriers of Indian-origin parents and co-create strategies to build cross-c…
The process and motivations of individual values internalization
Values influence various aspects of an individual's life. Current theories on values internalization primarily consider from the observer's perspective, lacking information from the subjective perspective of the individuals internalizing these values. To understand the process of values internalization in real-life contexts, this study employed qualitative interviews, conducting semi-structured interviews with 20 interviewees. The interview data …
Computer Science (11 works) · Psychology (10 works) · Geography (7 works) · Mathematics (7 works) · Medicine (7 works) · Political science (7 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Statistics (6 works) · China (5 works) · Crime Patterns and Interventions (5 works)