Wei-Hua Zhang
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 235192 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Wei-Hua Zhang |
| NOMBRES | Wei-Hua |
| APELLIDO | Zhang |
| FIRMA | ZHANG W |
| AFILIACIONES | Norwegian University of Science and Technology |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1785-7281 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 17 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 1 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 17 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1985 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Explanation of treatment fatigue in MSM living with HIV
Treatment fatigue in men who have sex with men (MSM) living with HIV have been documented in developed countries; there are still not many studies addressing this issue in China. Therefore, we aimed to investigate the current status of treatment fatigue among MSM living with HIV and identified associating factors. The data in this study were provided by the Population Health Data Archive. They were subjected to answering the general questionnaire…
Is Interdisciplinary Research More Conducive to Knowledge Innovation? Evidence From Swiss National Science Foundation Projects
Interdisciplinarity is often cast as a normative route to both scientific and societal impact, yet its ‘returns’ remain persistently contested. A key reason is empirical identification: prior work frequently collapses thematic breadth (what problems and concepts a project spans) and cognitive distance (how far collaborators are separated in disciplinary training) into a single interdisciplinarity signal, while simultaneously absorbing differences…
Rethinking Knowledge Production in University Research Teams
This study examines how configurations of intellectual capital shape knowledge production in university research teams. Using a dataset of Chinese engineering research teams (2017–2021), we find that intellectual capital affects research productivity and influence in distinct ways. Human capital shows nonlinearity: an optimal mix of core and backbone members is associated with higher output and impact. Structural capital exhibits trade‐offs: topi…
Action Frames, Network Structure, and Online Movement Mobilization
How action frames and network structure interplay to shape online mobilization remains underexplored. While existing research emphasizes either symbolic meaning or organizing mechanism in online mobilization, few studies have examined their simultaneous effects and interactions. This study addresses this gap by investigating how action frames and network structure co-shape user engagement in online collective action, using the Facebook ad boycott…
Institutional Translations of Science Policy
Tolerable life in the just energy transition
Prospective Association Between Peer Victimization and Left-Behind Adolescents’ Loneliness
This study explored the prospective association between peer victimization and left-behind adolescents’ loneliness and investigated the moderating role of sympathetic nervous system (SNS) activity as well as potential differences in left-behind status and gender. A total of 471 Chinese adolescents (50.1% boys; M age = 13.43 years, SD = 0.47) completed measures of peer victimization, SNS activity (indexed by skin conductance level reactivity, SCLR…
Gender and Number Agreement by Spanish Heritage and Second Language Children in Dual Immersion
This study examines number and gender concord in the nominal domain by heritage ( HL ) and second language (L2) children in Spanish-English dual language immersion ( DLI ). Participants were 36 HL and 90 L2 children in their 5th and 6th year of DLI and 55 age-matched control children from a Spanish-majority environment. All children completed the same spontaneous written production task. Results indicate that Spanish HL children retained their cr…
Navigating ecological civilisation
Amidst global environmental and energy crises, China has institutionalized its Ecological Civilisation as a transformative governance paradigm, synergising multiple policy instruments with environmental modernization. This paper utilises Grounded Theory to systematically analyse 56 environmental policies with significant energy governance components encompassing 510,000 words, identifying three primary categories in China's environmental policy p…
Consumers’ Mental Representation of Expenditures
People’s mental representation of expenditures is crucial to their budgeting. This article proposes that much like how they represent natural kinds (e.g., animals and plants), people represent expenditures in a hierarchical taxonomy. Seven studies, supported by six norming studies and three pilots, revealed that expenditures are represented hierarchically. We first recover people’s mental representations using a successive pile-sort method that a…
Born to Win
This study explores the relationship between China's reproductive health policy and the rate of return on urban education by using fixed-effect, mediating-effect, and breakpoint regression models. The authors study the impact of China's reproductive health policy on individual years of education, income, return on education, the impact of reproductive health policy on population health, and overall human development. The empirical results show th…
The effect of democracy on energy efficiency in European countries
This study explores to what extent the development of democracy affects energy efficiency. This study applies database reference from Freedom House, Polity IV project, International Country Risk Guide (ICRG) and World Development Indicator (WDI) to analyze the relationship between the level of democracy and energy efficiency of 35 countries in Europe from 1990 to 2013. Controlling for manufacturing value-added, price level, and GDP per capita, we…
Influences of the Cultural Revolution on the education and wages of today’s Chinese laborers
More than 40 years after the end of the Cultural Revolution, does it still affect today’s Chinese laborers? In this study, data from the 2012 Chinese General Social Survey are used to investigate the possible differences between the education and wage levels of the laborers of parents who have experienced the Cultural Revolution and others who have not. Empirical results show that the average education and wage levels of laborers whose parents ha…
The determinants of a pornography actress’s career life
Statistics on Japanese adult video (A.V.) indicated that it is an industry that produces over 4500 videos every month and has recently provided 5.27 hundred million U.S. dollars a year. All related stories and sex toys promote the culture and trades of sex goods in Japan at home and abroad. They even affect the mass in sexual life, knowledge, chats as well as values in both good and bad ways. Nonetheless, almost no empirical analysis exists of th…
Fred Wei-han Ho
Depuis la fin des annees 1960, la conscience et l'identite sino-americaine se developperent notamment a travers la musique. C'est dans ce contexte que Fred Wei-Han Ho put connaitre le succes et affirmer l'identite d'une minorite ethnique grâce au nouveau genre musical jazz sino-americain qui mele les instruments de musique de la Chine ancienne et les elements de musique traditionnelle au son musical moderne afro-americain. Sa serie de ballets (« …
"Music in Ming Daily Life, as Portrayed in the Narrative "Jin Ping Mei
Recent Developments of Ethnomusicology in China
n June of 1980 some scholars' in the Nanjing Art Institute initiated the first Symposium of Ethnomusicology since the founding of the People's Republic of China. The Symposium was a success in itself. About a hundred people from fifty institutions attended; more than sixty papers were delivered and approximately thirty people gave speeches. This Symposium stands as a milestone in the development of ethnomusicology in China. It led to the formatio…
Navigating ecological civilisation
Amidst global environmental and energy crises, China has institutionalized its Ecological Civilisation as a transformative governance paradigm, synergising multiple policy instruments with environmental modernization. This paper utilises Grounded Theory to systematically analyse 56 environmental policies with significant energy governance components encompassing 510,000 words, identifying three primary categories in China's environmental policy p…
Recent Developments of Ethnomusicology in China
n June of 1980 some scholars' in the Nanjing Art Institute initiated the first Symposium of Ethnomusicology since the founding of the People's Republic of China. The Symposium was a success in itself. About a hundred people from fifty institutions attended; more than sixty papers were delivered and approximately thirty people gave speeches. This Symposium stands as a milestone in the development of ethnomusicology in China. It led to the formatio…
"Music in Ming Daily Life, as Portrayed in the Narrative "Jin Ping Mei
Fred Wei-han Ho
Depuis la fin des annees 1960, la conscience et l'identite sino-americaine se developperent notamment a travers la musique. C'est dans ce contexte que Fred Wei-Han Ho put connaitre le succes et affirmer l'identite d'une minorite ethnique grâce au nouveau genre musical jazz sino-americain qui mele les instruments de musique de la Chine ancienne et les elements de musique traditionnelle au son musical moderne afro-americain. Sa serie de ballets (« …
The determinants of a pornography actress’s career life
Statistics on Japanese adult video (A.V.) indicated that it is an industry that produces over 4500 videos every month and has recently provided 5.27 hundred million U.S. dollars a year. All related stories and sex toys promote the culture and trades of sex goods in Japan at home and abroad. They even affect the mass in sexual life, knowledge, chats as well as values in both good and bad ways. Nonetheless, almost no empirical analysis exists of th…
The effect of democracy on energy efficiency in European countries
This study explores to what extent the development of democracy affects energy efficiency. This study applies database reference from Freedom House, Polity IV project, International Country Risk Guide (ICRG) and World Development Indicator (WDI) to analyze the relationship between the level of democracy and energy efficiency of 35 countries in Europe from 1990 to 2013. Controlling for manufacturing value-added, price level, and GDP per capita, we…
Influences of the Cultural Revolution on the education and wages of today’s Chinese laborers
More than 40 years after the end of the Cultural Revolution, does it still affect today’s Chinese laborers? In this study, data from the 2012 Chinese General Social Survey are used to investigate the possible differences between the education and wage levels of the laborers of parents who have experienced the Cultural Revolution and others who have not. Empirical results show that the average education and wage levels of laborers whose parents ha…
Born to Win
This study explores the relationship between China's reproductive health policy and the rate of return on urban education by using fixed-effect, mediating-effect, and breakpoint regression models. The authors study the impact of China's reproductive health policy on individual years of education, income, return on education, the impact of reproductive health policy on population health, and overall human development. The empirical results show th…
Gender and Number Agreement by Spanish Heritage and Second Language Children in Dual Immersion
This study examines number and gender concord in the nominal domain by heritage ( HL ) and second language (L2) children in Spanish-English dual language immersion ( DLI ). Participants were 36 HL and 90 L2 children in their 5th and 6th year of DLI and 55 age-matched control children from a Spanish-majority environment. All children completed the same spontaneous written production task. Results indicate that Spanish HL children retained their cr…
Navigating ecological civilisation
Amidst global environmental and energy crises, China has institutionalized its Ecological Civilisation as a transformative governance paradigm, synergising multiple policy instruments with environmental modernization. This paper utilises Grounded Theory to systematically analyse 56 environmental policies with significant energy governance components encompassing 510,000 words, identifying three primary categories in China's environmental policy p…
Consumers’ Mental Representation of Expenditures
People’s mental representation of expenditures is crucial to their budgeting. This article proposes that much like how they represent natural kinds (e.g., animals and plants), people represent expenditures in a hierarchical taxonomy. Seven studies, supported by six norming studies and three pilots, revealed that expenditures are represented hierarchically. We first recover people’s mental representations using a successive pile-sort method that a…
Explanation of treatment fatigue in MSM living with HIV
Treatment fatigue in men who have sex with men (MSM) living with HIV have been documented in developed countries; there are still not many studies addressing this issue in China. Therefore, we aimed to investigate the current status of treatment fatigue among MSM living with HIV and identified associating factors. The data in this study were provided by the Population Health Data Archive. They were subjected to answering the general questionnaire…
Is Interdisciplinary Research More Conducive to Knowledge Innovation? Evidence From Swiss National Science Foundation Projects
Interdisciplinarity is often cast as a normative route to both scientific and societal impact, yet its ‘returns’ remain persistently contested. A key reason is empirical identification: prior work frequently collapses thematic breadth (what problems and concepts a project spans) and cognitive distance (how far collaborators are separated in disciplinary training) into a single interdisciplinarity signal, while simultaneously absorbing differences…
Rethinking Knowledge Production in University Research Teams
This study examines how configurations of intellectual capital shape knowledge production in university research teams. Using a dataset of Chinese engineering research teams (2017–2021), we find that intellectual capital affects research productivity and influence in distinct ways. Human capital shows nonlinearity: an optimal mix of core and backbone members is associated with higher output and impact. Structural capital exhibits trade‐offs: topi…
Action Frames, Network Structure, and Online Movement Mobilization
How action frames and network structure interplay to shape online mobilization remains underexplored. While existing research emphasizes either symbolic meaning or organizing mechanism in online mobilization, few studies have examined their simultaneous effects and interactions. This study addresses this gap by investigating how action frames and network structure co-shape user engagement in online collective action, using the Facebook ad boycott…
Institutional Translations of Science Policy
Tolerable life in the just energy transition
Prospective Association Between Peer Victimization and Left-Behind Adolescents’ Loneliness
This study explored the prospective association between peer victimization and left-behind adolescents’ loneliness and investigated the moderating role of sympathetic nervous system (SNS) activity as well as potential differences in left-behind status and gender. A total of 471 Chinese adolescents (50.1% boys; M age = 13.43 years, SD = 0.47) completed measures of peer victimization, SNS activity (indexed by skin conductance level reactivity, SCLR…
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