Ge Gao
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3794482 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Ge Gao |
| NOMBRES | Ge |
| APELLIDO | Gao |
| FIRMA | GAO G |
| AFILIACIONES | San Jose State University |
| ORCID | 0009-0006-2010-5207 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 29 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 122 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 29 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1988 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 7 |
A Silent Monopoly? China’s Growing Influence on Latin America’s Energy Transition
This article investigates the expanding and evolving influence of China on the process of Latin America’s energy transition. From the early phase, when Chinese policy banks provided sovereign loans to finance large-scale fossil fuel and hydroelectric projects, to the subsequent decade marked by mergers and acquisitions in the clean energy sector by state-owned enterprises, and most recently, to the wave of greenfield investments in renewable ener…
The Hualong-1 project in Argentina
China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) offers major opportunities for trade, investment, and connectivity, yet these are accompanied by structural challenges such as debt sustainability, limited transparency, and uneven technology transfer. The Hualong-1 nuclear power project in Argentina illustrates these tensions, reflecting the interplay between domestic vulnerabilities and global geopolitical dynamics. Using grounded theory and in-depth elite…
Diplomatic Communication of Silk Sign
Exploring flood mitigation governance by estimating first-floor elevation via deep learning and google street view in coastal Texas
Flood mitigation governance is critical for coastal regions where flooding has caused considerable damage. Raising the First-Floor Elevation (FFE) above the base flood elevation (BFE) is an effective mitigation measure for buildings with a high risk of flooding. In the U.S., measuring FFE is necessary to obtain an Elevation Certificate (E.C.) for the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) and has traditionally required labor-consuming field surv…
Proposing an Open-Sourced Tool for Computational Framing Analysis of Multilingual Data
We propose a five-step computational framing analysis framework that researchers can use to analyze multilingual news data. The framework combines unsupervised and supervised machine learning and leverages a state-of-the-art multilingual deep learning model, which can significantly enhance frame prediction performance while requiring a considerably small sample of manual annotations. Most importantly, anyone can perform the proposed computational…
Construction on Legends from Cultural Memory to Daily Life—Centered on the legend of Dayu in Songshan
Cultural memory points to the absolute past, daily life points to the present, and there is an absolute time difference between the past and the present. How can people successfully transform the ancient cultural memory into the communicative memory in daily life? This paper focuses on the Songshan area, and through field research, it is found that people make myths "localized" and "humanized" through interpretation, construction and reproduction…
Investigating Learners’ Changing Expectations on Learning Experience in a Mooc of Professional Translation and Interpreter Training
This study investigates the dynamic pattern of learners’ evaluation of their learning experiences on the MOOC platform at different stages. Data include 364 evaluative comments from the large MOOC in Consecutive Interpreting for a period of 15 weeks. The results of MANOVA test suggest that MOOC learners left significantly more comments on four areas at the later stage compared with those at the early stage: learning resources, learning community,…
Comparative analysis of Multi-Criteria Decision-Making methods for flood disaster risk in the Yangtze River Delta
Activity-based trip chaining behavior analysis in the network under the parking fee scheme
How Non-Native English Speakers Perceive the Emotional Valence of Messages in Text-Based Computer-Mediated Communication
We explore how native and non-native English speakers interpret cues of emotional expression in native English speakers, text-only messages in two studies. In Experiment 1, 28 native English speakers and 28 Japanese non-native English speakers rated the emotional valence of 98 public Facebook status updates written by native English-speaking authors. We found that non-native speakers were less accurate at detecting the emotional valence and perce…
Reduction of Endogenous Melatonin Accelerates Cognitive Decline in Mice in a Simulated Occupational Formaldehyde Exposure Environment
Individuals afflicted with occupational formaldehyde (FA) exposure often suffer from abnormal behaviors such as aggression, depression, anxiety, sleep disorders, and in particular, cognitive impairments. Coincidentally, clinical patients with melatonin (MT) deficiency also complain of cognitive problems associated with the above mental disorders. Whether and how FA affects endogenous MT metabolism and induces cognitive decline need to be elucidat…
Age-period-cohort analysis of infectious disease mortality in urban-rural China, 1990–2010
With the rapid aging of the Chinese population, the prevention and control of infectious disease in elderly people will present greater challenges. From 1990 to 2010, the infectious disease mortality of Chinese residents and the urban-rural disparity have experienced substantial declines. However, the re-emergence of previously prevalent diseases and the emergence of new infectious diseases created new challenges. It is necessary to further stren…
Shall I Name Her “Wisdom” or “Elegance”? Naming in China
Naming practices are significant communicative acts. Given names convey aspects of identity, social circumstances, and cultural conditioning. In this study, several issues regarding naming practices in China are considered. The results show that given names possess multiple levels of meanings, including parental expectations, birth circumstances, lineage, parental affection/love, commemoration, and gender qualities. Although the impact of a given…
The Effects of Intercultural Training upon the Organizational Performance of Multinational Corporations in China
This paper aims to investigate the relationship between intercultural training and the organizational performance of multinational corporations. Fifteen multinational corporations operating in China participated in the investigation. In the study, survey and case study were utilized as research instruments, and questionnaire and semi-structured interview were two prime data-collecting techniques. Only a small number of the respondents offered int…
Simulation of regional temperature and precipitation in the past 50 years and the next 30 years over China
Considering Culture in Physician- Patient Communication During Colorectal Cancer Screening
Racial and ethnic disparities exist in both incidence and stage detection of colorectal cancer (CRC). We hypothesized that cultural practices (i.e., communication norms and expectations) influence patients' and their physicians' understanding and talk about CRC screening. We examined 44 videotaped observations of clinic visits that included a CRC screening recommendation and transcripts from semistructured interviews that doctors and patients sep…
Consumers' search behaviour for GM food information
We report on the search for information on a genetically modified food by a sample of Canadian consumers. In the course of a computer‐based survey on consumer choices, some 445 respondents, drawn from a large representative panel of Canadian consumers, had the opportunity for voluntary access to information related to a genetically modified food through hyperlinks. Slightly less than half actually sought the information. The economic construct of…
Special Reviewers
Intimacy, passion, and commitment in Chinese and US American romantic relationships
Communicating Effectively with the Chinese
Self-OTHER Perspective and Communication Chinese Personal Relationship Development Processes Characteristics of Chinese Communication Mian Zi Miscommunication Between Chinese and North Americans Epilogue
An initial analysis of the effects of face and concern for Other in chinese interpersonal communication
Don't take my word for it.’’—understanding Chinese speaking practices
The challenge of facework
Comparative Research on Hooliganism
In ancient China the word mang in the term liumang [translated here as "hooligan"—Trans.] referred to "people from elsewhere," "people from the wilderness," and "village inhabitants."1 Later, this term was used in connection with local riffraff and scoundrels and came to mean a specific type of bad element.2 Hence the term hooligan is generally a political or moral assessment of a person. The earliest to make hooliganism a criminal offense was th…
Strength of Ethnic Identity and Perceptions of Ethnolinguistic Vitality among Mexican Americans
The purpose of the study was to examine the relationship between strength of ethnic identity and perceived group vitality. Mexican Americans in the Phoenix, Arizona, metropolitan area perceived English andAnglos as more vital than Spanish and Mexican Americans. Ethnic identity had a significant influence on perceived ingroup vitality but not on perceived outgroup vitality. Respondents who strongly identified their ethnic group perceived their gro…
Uncertainty, anxiety, and adaptation
Don't take my word for it.’’—understanding Chinese speaking practices
The Influence of Individualism Collectivism, Self-Monitoring, and Predicted-Outcome Value on Communication in Ingroup and Outgroup Relationships
This study examined the influence of individualism-collectivism on communication in ingroup and outgroup relationships. Differences were predicted in ingroup and outgroup communication in collectivistic cultures. It was also hypothesized that self-monitoring and predicted-outcome value (POV) of the relationships also affect communication processes in these relationships. Data were collected in Hong Kong and Japan (collectivistic) and in Australia…
Intimacy, passion, and commitment in Chinese and US American romantic relationships
Strength of Ethnic Identity and Perceptions of Ethnolinguistic Vitality among Mexican Americans
The purpose of the study was to examine the relationship between strength of ethnic identity and perceived group vitality. Mexican Americans in the Phoenix, Arizona, metropolitan area perceived English andAnglos as more vital than Spanish and Mexican Americans. Ethnic identity had a significant influence on perceived ingroup vitality but not on perceived outgroup vitality. Respondents who strongly identified their ethnic group perceived their gro…
An initial analysis of the effects of face and concern for Other in chinese interpersonal communication
Considering Culture in Physician- Patient Communication During Colorectal Cancer Screening
Racial and ethnic disparities exist in both incidence and stage detection of colorectal cancer (CRC). We hypothesized that cultural practices (i.e., communication norms and expectations) influence patients' and their physicians' understanding and talk about CRC screening. We examined 44 videotaped observations of clinic visits that included a CRC screening recommendation and transcripts from semistructured interviews that doctors and patients sep…
Shall I Name Her “Wisdom” or “Elegance”? Naming in China
Naming practices are significant communicative acts. Given names convey aspects of identity, social circumstances, and cultural conditioning. In this study, several issues regarding naming practices in China are considered. The results show that given names possess multiple levels of meanings, including parental expectations, birth circumstances, lineage, parental affection/love, commemoration, and gender qualities. Although the impact of a given…
Comparative Research on Hooliganism
In ancient China the word mang in the term liumang [translated here as "hooligan"—Trans.] referred to "people from elsewhere," "people from the wilderness," and "village inhabitants."1 Later, this term was used in connection with local riffraff and scoundrels and came to mean a specific type of bad element.2 Hence the term hooligan is generally a political or moral assessment of a person. The earliest to make hooliganism a criminal offense was th…
How Non-Native English Speakers Perceive the Emotional Valence of Messages in Text-Based Computer-Mediated Communication
We explore how native and non-native English speakers interpret cues of emotional expression in native English speakers, text-only messages in two studies. In Experiment 1, 28 native English speakers and 28 Japanese non-native English speakers rated the emotional valence of 98 public Facebook status updates written by native English-speaking authors. We found that non-native speakers were less accurate at detecting the emotional valence and perce…
Communication and cross-cultural adaptation
Uncertainty, anxiety, and adaptation
Culture, Face Maintenance, and Styles of Handling Interpersonal Conflict
The objective of this study was to test Ting-Toomey's (1988a) theory on conflict face-negotiation. More specifically, the study examined the relationship between face maintenance dimensions and conflict styles in Japan, China, South Korea, Taiwan, and the United States. The results were summarized as follows: (1) Cultural variability of individualism-collectivism influences two face maintenance dimensions—self-face concern and other-face concern;…
The Influence of Individualism Collectivism, Self-Monitoring, and Predicted-Outcome Value on Communication in Ingroup and Outgroup Relationships
This study examined the influence of individualism-collectivism on communication in ingroup and outgroup relationships. Differences were predicted in ingroup and outgroup communication in collectivistic cultures. It was also hypothesized that self-monitoring and predicted-outcome value (POV) of the relationships also affect communication processes in these relationships. Data were collected in Hong Kong and Japan (collectivistic) and in Australia…
Strength of Ethnic Identity and Perceptions of Ethnolinguistic Vitality among Mexican Americans
The purpose of the study was to examine the relationship between strength of ethnic identity and perceived group vitality. Mexican Americans in the Phoenix, Arizona, metropolitan area perceived English andAnglos as more vital than Spanish and Mexican Americans. Ethnic identity had a significant influence on perceived ingroup vitality but not on perceived outgroup vitality. Respondents who strongly identified their ethnic group perceived their gro…
The challenge of facework
Comparative Research on Hooliganism
In ancient China the word mang in the term liumang [translated here as "hooligan"—Trans.] referred to "people from elsewhere," "people from the wilderness," and "village inhabitants."1 Later, this term was used in connection with local riffraff and scoundrels and came to mean a specific type of bad element.2 Hence the term hooligan is generally a political or moral assessment of a person. The earliest to make hooliganism a criminal offense was th…
Communicating Effectively with the Chinese
Self-OTHER Perspective and Communication Chinese Personal Relationship Development Processes Characteristics of Chinese Communication Mian Zi Miscommunication Between Chinese and North Americans Epilogue
An initial analysis of the effects of face and concern for Other in chinese interpersonal communication
Don't take my word for it.’’—understanding Chinese speaking practices
Intimacy, passion, and commitment in Chinese and US American romantic relationships
Consumers' search behaviour for GM food information
We report on the search for information on a genetically modified food by a sample of Canadian consumers. In the course of a computer‐based survey on consumer choices, some 445 respondents, drawn from a large representative panel of Canadian consumers, had the opportunity for voluntary access to information related to a genetically modified food through hyperlinks. Slightly less than half actually sought the information. The economic construct of…
Special Reviewers
Considering Culture in Physician- Patient Communication During Colorectal Cancer Screening
Racial and ethnic disparities exist in both incidence and stage detection of colorectal cancer (CRC). We hypothesized that cultural practices (i.e., communication norms and expectations) influence patients' and their physicians' understanding and talk about CRC screening. We examined 44 videotaped observations of clinic visits that included a CRC screening recommendation and transcripts from semistructured interviews that doctors and patients sep…
The Effects of Intercultural Training upon the Organizational Performance of Multinational Corporations in China
This paper aims to investigate the relationship between intercultural training and the organizational performance of multinational corporations. Fifteen multinational corporations operating in China participated in the investigation. In the study, survey and case study were utilized as research instruments, and questionnaire and semi-structured interview were two prime data-collecting techniques. Only a small number of the respondents offered int…
Simulation of regional temperature and precipitation in the past 50 years and the next 30 years over China
Shall I Name Her “Wisdom” or “Elegance”? Naming in China
Naming practices are significant communicative acts. Given names convey aspects of identity, social circumstances, and cultural conditioning. In this study, several issues regarding naming practices in China are considered. The results show that given names possess multiple levels of meanings, including parental expectations, birth circumstances, lineage, parental affection/love, commemoration, and gender qualities. Although the impact of a given…
Reduction of Endogenous Melatonin Accelerates Cognitive Decline in Mice in a Simulated Occupational Formaldehyde Exposure Environment
Individuals afflicted with occupational formaldehyde (FA) exposure often suffer from abnormal behaviors such as aggression, depression, anxiety, sleep disorders, and in particular, cognitive impairments. Coincidentally, clinical patients with melatonin (MT) deficiency also complain of cognitive problems associated with the above mental disorders. Whether and how FA affects endogenous MT metabolism and induces cognitive decline need to be elucidat…
Age-period-cohort analysis of infectious disease mortality in urban-rural China, 1990–2010
With the rapid aging of the Chinese population, the prevention and control of infectious disease in elderly people will present greater challenges. From 1990 to 2010, the infectious disease mortality of Chinese residents and the urban-rural disparity have experienced substantial declines. However, the re-emergence of previously prevalent diseases and the emergence of new infectious diseases created new challenges. It is necessary to further stren…
Activity-based trip chaining behavior analysis in the network under the parking fee scheme
How Non-Native English Speakers Perceive the Emotional Valence of Messages in Text-Based Computer-Mediated Communication
We explore how native and non-native English speakers interpret cues of emotional expression in native English speakers, text-only messages in two studies. In Experiment 1, 28 native English speakers and 28 Japanese non-native English speakers rated the emotional valence of 98 public Facebook status updates written by native English-speaking authors. We found that non-native speakers were less accurate at detecting the emotional valence and perce…
Comparative analysis of Multi-Criteria Decision-Making methods for flood disaster risk in the Yangtze River Delta
Construction on Legends from Cultural Memory to Daily Life—Centered on the legend of Dayu in Songshan
Cultural memory points to the absolute past, daily life points to the present, and there is an absolute time difference between the past and the present. How can people successfully transform the ancient cultural memory into the communicative memory in daily life? This paper focuses on the Songshan area, and through field research, it is found that people make myths "localized" and "humanized" through interpretation, construction and reproduction…
Investigating Learners’ Changing Expectations on Learning Experience in a Mooc of Professional Translation and Interpreter Training
This study investigates the dynamic pattern of learners’ evaluation of their learning experiences on the MOOC platform at different stages. Data include 364 evaluative comments from the large MOOC in Consecutive Interpreting for a period of 15 weeks. The results of MANOVA test suggest that MOOC learners left significantly more comments on four areas at the later stage compared with those at the early stage: learning resources, learning community,…
Proposing an Open-Sourced Tool for Computational Framing Analysis of Multilingual Data
We propose a five-step computational framing analysis framework that researchers can use to analyze multilingual news data. The framework combines unsupervised and supervised machine learning and leverages a state-of-the-art multilingual deep learning model, which can significantly enhance frame prediction performance while requiring a considerably small sample of manual annotations. Most importantly, anyone can perform the proposed computational…
Psychology (14 obras) · Sociology (11 obras) · China (10 obras) · Computer Science (9 obras) · Social Psychology (9 obras) · International Student and Expatriate Challenges (6 obras) · Language, Discourse, Communication Strategies (6 obras) · Political science (6 obras) · Social Psychology (6 obras) · Geography (5 obras)