Wang Liao
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3770495 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Wang Liao |
| NOMBRES | Wang |
| APELLIDO | Liao |
| FIRMA | LIAO W |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Washington |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6192-0837 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 23 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 23 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2017 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Corredores migratorios y enclaves étnicos
Entrevistamos a José Luis Molina, catedrático de Antropología de la Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona. La trayectoria de José Luis Molina muestra cómo el Análisis de Redes Sociales (ARS) es una perspectiva útil para entender las dinámicas migratorias transnacionales. Sus primeros estudios etnográficos en Vic y Castellón revelaron la importancia de estas conexiones transnacionales en la integración de comunidades inmigrantes. Molina propuso los co…
Machine learning enables early risk stratification of hymenopteran stings
Background: Hymenopteran stings (from bees, wasps, and hornets) can trigger severe systemic reactions, especially in tropical regions, risking patient safety and emergency care efficiency. Accurate early risk stratification is essential to guide timely intervention. Objective: To develop and validate an interpretable machine learning model for early prediction of severe outcomes following hymenopteran stings. Methods: We retrospectively analyzed …
Multi-Actor Supportive Communication and the Emergence of Solidarity in Online Communities
This essay proposes that studying the emergence of solidarity through multi-actor supportive communication offers a useful lens for understanding the increasingly complex structures, dynamics, and communal nature of supportive communication in online communities. Drawing on research of social exchange, online community affordance, and social support type, the essay explores the links between multi-actor supportive communication patterns and solid…
Impact of multimorbidity on household expenditure in China
By pinpointing how multimorbidity affects spending patterns, our study offers a novel perspective on the economic challenges families face. Multimorbidity compels households in rapidly developing countries to reallocate resources from basic survival needs toward medical care to manage health shocks. Low-income families, with limited financial flexibility, are compelled to significantly reduce survival expenditures to maintain non-medical developm…
Hemoglobin as a mediator between air pollution and growth outcomes in children under 60 months
Postnatal exposure to air pollution (PM 2.5 , PM 10 , SO 2 , CO) increases the risk of stunting, particularly during the critical developmental window of 6-23 months of age. This effect is partially mediated by hemoglobin levels, and YYB can moderate this relationship. These findings highlight the importance of prolonged nutritional interventions in mitigating the adverse effects of air pollution on child growth and development, with significant …
Relational introspections with machines
This paper proposes a framework for understanding people’s relational introspections with machines. Through a social information processing lens, we argue that such introspections begin with relative perceptions of two basic traits: communion (prosocial intentionality) and agency (goal-pursuit capacities) for both machine and user. These relative perceptions are then interpreted through relational schemas in the short term and regulated by trust …
Explaining differences in self-focused and other-involved public health preventive behaviors between the US and China
Background: This study examined national similarities and differences in people's engagement in health preventive behaviors during a public health crisis, as well as investigated the underlying individual-level psychological mechanisms. A conceptual distinction was made between self-focused and other-involved preventive behaviors in response to public health crises. Method: = 844) during the early stage of the COVID-19 pandemic. Hayes' PROCESS wa…
Modern China's “Cat Slave” Culture and Its Underlying Factors
In modern China, the rise of “Cat Slave” culture represents a significant shift in human-animal relationships, particularly within urban environments. Once valued primarily for their practical role, cats have become emotional companions for young urban professionals seeking fulfillment in increasingly isolated lifestyles. This thesis examines the historical evolution, social dynamics, and key factors that have contributed to the growth of “Cat Sl…
Interaction dynamics of social support expressions predict future support-seeking behaviors in online support groups
Biased search engine autosuggestions against females and immigrants can lead to hiring discrimination
The Bubble Metropolis
As “the island at the center of the world,” Manhattan has inspired countless writers and has served as a spatial archetype in science fiction’s world-building. From the interdisciplinary perspective of literature and economics, this article discusses the crisis imagination of the “bubble metropolis” in five contemporary Manhattan-related science fiction novels including Cities in Flight (1970), The Blister (1975), Terminal World (2010), Zone One …
On the Motivations to Seek Information From Artificial Intelligence Agents Versus Humans
This study investigates how anticipating an artificial intelligence agent versus human information source moderates the risk information seeking and processing model. It focuses on a behavioral proxy of seeking intention—how long a participant waited for an online consultant whose identity was manipulated. In two samples ( N 1 = 182 students and N 2 = 800 mturkers), the source identity consistently moderated the model in two ways: First, informat…
Conversational dynamics of joint attention and shared emotion predict outcomes in interpersonal influence situations
This article addresses conversational dynamics in interpersonal influence situations. Drawing on interaction ritual theories and the research of interaction processes and patterns, we argue that sequential transition patterns of task and social–emotional acts can capture essences of conversational interaction ritual.A successful ritual then generates emergent solidarity and induces desired outcomes of interpersonal influence. In two experimental …
Understanding the Influence Discrepancy Between Human and Artificial Agent in Advice Interactions
This paper proposes that artificial agents’ underperformance in interpersonal influence situations can be explained by stereotypical perceptions of such agents’ lack of capacity to act and accomplish goals (i.e., agency), triggered by their non-human identity. In two experiments of text-based conversations ( N = 305 and 309), the identity of a human advice giver was manipulated to be either a human or a chatbot. The chatbot identity resulted in l…
Pea Protein-Derived Peptides Inhibit Hepatic Glucose Production via the Gluconeogenic Signaling in the AML-12 Cells
Pea protein is considered to be a high quality dietary protein source, but also it is an ideal raw material for the production of bioactive peptides. Although the hypoglycemic effect of pea protein hydrolysate (PPH) has been previously reported, the underlying mechanisms, in particular its effect on the hepatic gluconeogenesis, remain to be elucidated. In the present study, we found that PPH suppressed glucose production in mouse liver cell-line …
Spatial Characteristics of the Tourism Flows in China
The characteristics of information flow, as represented by the Baidu index, reflect the pattern of tourism flows between different cities. This paper is based on the Baidu index and applies the seasonal concentration index and social network analysis (SNA) methods to study the spatial structure characteristics of tourism flows in China. The results reveal that: (1) both the search volume of the Baidu index in different cities and the online atten…
Exploring public perceptions of the Covid-19 vaccine online from a cultural perspective
Linguistic Accommodation Enhances Compliance to Charity Donation
We address the link between communication accommodation and compliance gaining in momentary, mediated encounters, using Goffman’s theory of interaction ritual as a conceptual bridge. We report an online experiment of compliance-gaining conversations with 915 dyads of strangers recruited from Amazon M-Turk. The extent to which two strangers accommodated each other’s non-content linguistic features predicted their behavioral compliance—monetary don…
Factors in the sea ports-of-entry and road ports-of-entry cross-border logistics route choice
The Alienation of Spaces in Future China
In the article, the author presents a critical reading of Hao Jingfang's Folding Beijing (2012), a work that deals with the dystopian future of Beijing and the city dwellers' living condition. Adopting the concepts of “abstract space” and “differential space” as theorized in Henri Lefebvre's work, the author argues that the alienation of urban space is manifested in the form of three abstract spaces, which leads to the homogeneity of landscape, h…
The emotional antecedents of solidarity in social media crowds
This study examines the organizational dynamics of social media crowds, in particular, the influence of a crowd’s emotional expression on its solidarity. To identify the relationship between emotions expressed and solidarity, marked by sustained participation in the crowd, the study uses tweets from a unique population of crowds—those tweeting about ongoing National Football League games. Observing this population permits the use of game results …
Unpacking Medium Effects on Social Psychological Processes in Computer-mediated Communication Using the Social Relations Model
This article introduces the social relations model (SRM) to unpack medium effects on social psychological processes. Although such effects have been theorized at group, dyadic, and individual levels separately, some of them can be concurrently analyzed as medium moderation on SRM components. Drawing on existing theories of computer-mediated communication (CMC), we map SRM components onto social psychological processes susceptible to medium effect…
The Influence of Unrestricted Information Exchange on Willingness to Share Information With Outsiders
This study addressed how engaging in different forms of information exchange within a group is related to group members' willingness to share risk information with outsiders. Drawing from social exchange theories, we focused on 3 unrestricted forms of information exchange: pure-generalized, group-generalized, and productive. We hypothesized that individuals' intentions to share information with outsiders would be associated positively with engage…
The emotional antecedents of solidarity in social media crowds
This study examines the organizational dynamics of social media crowds, in particular, the influence of a crowd’s emotional expression on its solidarity. To identify the relationship between emotions expressed and solidarity, marked by sustained participation in the crowd, the study uses tweets from a unique population of crowds—those tweeting about ongoing National Football League games. Observing this population permits the use of game results …
Linguistic Accommodation Enhances Compliance to Charity Donation
We address the link between communication accommodation and compliance gaining in momentary, mediated encounters, using Goffman’s theory of interaction ritual as a conceptual bridge. We report an online experiment of compliance-gaining conversations with 915 dyads of strangers recruited from Amazon M-Turk. The extent to which two strangers accommodated each other’s non-content linguistic features predicted their behavioral compliance—monetary don…
The Bubble Metropolis
As “the island at the center of the world,” Manhattan has inspired countless writers and has served as a spatial archetype in science fiction’s world-building. From the interdisciplinary perspective of literature and economics, this article discusses the crisis imagination of the “bubble metropolis” in five contemporary Manhattan-related science fiction novels including Cities in Flight (1970), The Blister (1975), Terminal World (2010), Zone One …
The Influence of Unrestricted Information Exchange on Willingness to Share Information With Outsiders
This study addressed how engaging in different forms of information exchange within a group is related to group members' willingness to share risk information with outsiders. Drawing from social exchange theories, we focused on 3 unrestricted forms of information exchange: pure-generalized, group-generalized, and productive. We hypothesized that individuals' intentions to share information with outsiders would be associated positively with engage…
The emotional antecedents of solidarity in social media crowds
This study examines the organizational dynamics of social media crowds, in particular, the influence of a crowd’s emotional expression on its solidarity. To identify the relationship between emotions expressed and solidarity, marked by sustained participation in the crowd, the study uses tweets from a unique population of crowds—those tweeting about ongoing National Football League games. Observing this population permits the use of game results …
Unpacking Medium Effects on Social Psychological Processes in Computer-mediated Communication Using the Social Relations Model
This article introduces the social relations model (SRM) to unpack medium effects on social psychological processes. Although such effects have been theorized at group, dyadic, and individual levels separately, some of them can be concurrently analyzed as medium moderation on SRM components. Drawing on existing theories of computer-mediated communication (CMC), we map SRM components onto social psychological processes susceptible to medium effect…
Factors in the sea ports-of-entry and road ports-of-entry cross-border logistics route choice
The Alienation of Spaces in Future China
In the article, the author presents a critical reading of Hao Jingfang's Folding Beijing (2012), a work that deals with the dystopian future of Beijing and the city dwellers' living condition. Adopting the concepts of “abstract space” and “differential space” as theorized in Henri Lefebvre's work, the author argues that the alienation of urban space is manifested in the form of three abstract spaces, which leads to the homogeneity of landscape, h…
Spatial Characteristics of the Tourism Flows in China
The characteristics of information flow, as represented by the Baidu index, reflect the pattern of tourism flows between different cities. This paper is based on the Baidu index and applies the seasonal concentration index and social network analysis (SNA) methods to study the spatial structure characteristics of tourism flows in China. The results reveal that: (1) both the search volume of the Baidu index in different cities and the online atten…
Exploring public perceptions of the Covid-19 vaccine online from a cultural perspective
Linguistic Accommodation Enhances Compliance to Charity Donation
We address the link between communication accommodation and compliance gaining in momentary, mediated encounters, using Goffman’s theory of interaction ritual as a conceptual bridge. We report an online experiment of compliance-gaining conversations with 915 dyads of strangers recruited from Amazon M-Turk. The extent to which two strangers accommodated each other’s non-content linguistic features predicted their behavioral compliance—monetary don…
Pea Protein-Derived Peptides Inhibit Hepatic Glucose Production via the Gluconeogenic Signaling in the AML-12 Cells
Pea protein is considered to be a high quality dietary protein source, but also it is an ideal raw material for the production of bioactive peptides. Although the hypoglycemic effect of pea protein hydrolysate (PPH) has been previously reported, the underlying mechanisms, in particular its effect on the hepatic gluconeogenesis, remain to be elucidated. In the present study, we found that PPH suppressed glucose production in mouse liver cell-line …
Conversational dynamics of joint attention and shared emotion predict outcomes in interpersonal influence situations
This article addresses conversational dynamics in interpersonal influence situations. Drawing on interaction ritual theories and the research of interaction processes and patterns, we argue that sequential transition patterns of task and social–emotional acts can capture essences of conversational interaction ritual.A successful ritual then generates emergent solidarity and induces desired outcomes of interpersonal influence. In two experimental …
Understanding the Influence Discrepancy Between Human and Artificial Agent in Advice Interactions
This paper proposes that artificial agents’ underperformance in interpersonal influence situations can be explained by stereotypical perceptions of such agents’ lack of capacity to act and accomplish goals (i.e., agency), triggered by their non-human identity. In two experiments of text-based conversations ( N = 305 and 309), the identity of a human advice giver was manipulated to be either a human or a chatbot. The chatbot identity resulted in l…
Explaining differences in self-focused and other-involved public health preventive behaviors between the US and China
Background: This study examined national similarities and differences in people's engagement in health preventive behaviors during a public health crisis, as well as investigated the underlying individual-level psychological mechanisms. A conceptual distinction was made between self-focused and other-involved preventive behaviors in response to public health crises. Method: = 844) during the early stage of the COVID-19 pandemic. Hayes' PROCESS wa…
Modern China's “Cat Slave” Culture and Its Underlying Factors
In modern China, the rise of “Cat Slave” culture represents a significant shift in human-animal relationships, particularly within urban environments. Once valued primarily for their practical role, cats have become emotional companions for young urban professionals seeking fulfillment in increasingly isolated lifestyles. This thesis examines the historical evolution, social dynamics, and key factors that have contributed to the growth of “Cat Sl…
Interaction dynamics of social support expressions predict future support-seeking behaviors in online support groups
Biased search engine autosuggestions against females and immigrants can lead to hiring discrimination
The Bubble Metropolis
As “the island at the center of the world,” Manhattan has inspired countless writers and has served as a spatial archetype in science fiction’s world-building. From the interdisciplinary perspective of literature and economics, this article discusses the crisis imagination of the “bubble metropolis” in five contemporary Manhattan-related science fiction novels including Cities in Flight (1970), The Blister (1975), Terminal World (2010), Zone One …
On the Motivations to Seek Information From Artificial Intelligence Agents Versus Humans
This study investigates how anticipating an artificial intelligence agent versus human information source moderates the risk information seeking and processing model. It focuses on a behavioral proxy of seeking intention—how long a participant waited for an online consultant whose identity was manipulated. In two samples ( N 1 = 182 students and N 2 = 800 mturkers), the source identity consistently moderated the model in two ways: First, informat…
Machine learning enables early risk stratification of hymenopteran stings
Background: Hymenopteran stings (from bees, wasps, and hornets) can trigger severe systemic reactions, especially in tropical regions, risking patient safety and emergency care efficiency. Accurate early risk stratification is essential to guide timely intervention. Objective: To develop and validate an interpretable machine learning model for early prediction of severe outcomes following hymenopteran stings. Methods: We retrospectively analyzed …
Multi-Actor Supportive Communication and the Emergence of Solidarity in Online Communities
This essay proposes that studying the emergence of solidarity through multi-actor supportive communication offers a useful lens for understanding the increasingly complex structures, dynamics, and communal nature of supportive communication in online communities. Drawing on research of social exchange, online community affordance, and social support type, the essay explores the links between multi-actor supportive communication patterns and solid…
Impact of multimorbidity on household expenditure in China
By pinpointing how multimorbidity affects spending patterns, our study offers a novel perspective on the economic challenges families face. Multimorbidity compels households in rapidly developing countries to reallocate resources from basic survival needs toward medical care to manage health shocks. Low-income families, with limited financial flexibility, are compelled to significantly reduce survival expenditures to maintain non-medical developm…
Hemoglobin as a mediator between air pollution and growth outcomes in children under 60 months
Postnatal exposure to air pollution (PM 2.5 , PM 10 , SO 2 , CO) increases the risk of stunting, particularly during the critical developmental window of 6-23 months of age. This effect is partially mediated by hemoglobin levels, and YYB can moderate this relationship. These findings highlight the importance of prolonged nutritional interventions in mitigating the adverse effects of air pollution on child growth and development, with significant …
Relational introspections with machines
This paper proposes a framework for understanding people’s relational introspections with machines. Through a social information processing lens, we argue that such introspections begin with relative perceptions of two basic traits: communion (prosocial intentionality) and agency (goal-pursuit capacities) for both machine and user. These relative perceptions are then interpreted through relational schemas in the short term and regulated by trust …
Corredores migratorios y enclaves étnicos
Entrevistamos a José Luis Molina, catedrático de Antropología de la Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona. La trayectoria de José Luis Molina muestra cómo el Análisis de Redes Sociales (ARS) es una perspectiva útil para entender las dinámicas migratorias transnacionales. Sus primeros estudios etnográficos en Vic y Castellón revelaron la importancia de estas conexiones transnacionales en la integración de comunidades inmigrantes. Molina propuso los co…
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