Yue Tan
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 6187794 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Yue Tan |
| NOMBRES | Yue |
| APELLIDO | Tan |
| FIRMA | TAN Y |
| AFILIACIONES | National Sun Yat-sen University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5198-9547 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 16 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 59 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2009 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Spatiotemporal patterns and drivers of urban park visitation among residents and tourists
Climate change and ocular health
Background Uveitis, an inflammatory eye disease, exhibits seasonal patterns, which suggest environmental influences. This study examines the link between average temperature and uveitis outpatient visits, considering air pollution’s modifying effects. Methods We analyzed uveitis outpatient data ( n = 8,090) from a major hospital in Shanghai between 2017 and 2023, along with meteorological and air pollutant data. A distributed lag non-linear model…
The nonlinear impact of air pollutants and solar radiation exposure on the risk of hospitalisation for pterygium among adults in Shanghai, China
Background: In recent years, many studies have focused on the effects of air pollution on ocular surface health. However, there is currently little research on the relationship between pterygium and air pollution. We aimed to investigate the effects of air pollutants and solar radiation on the progression of pterygium in adults through a 5-year time series analysis. Methods: After collecting the meteorological data and clinical visits for pterygi…
Analysis of the situations and influencing factors of public anxiety in China
Background: Anxiety disorders have emerged as one of the most prevalent mental health problems and health concerns. However, previous research has paid limited attention to measuring public anxiety from a broader perspective. Furthermore, while we know many factors that influence anxiety disorders, we still have an incomplete understanding of how these factors affect public anxiety. We aimed to quantify public anxiety from the perspective of Inte…
Doctoral students from Chinese prestigious universities who wish to work in the government sector
This paper addresses the perceptions and mechanisms of doctoral student job decisions regarding the pursuit of careers in the government sector in China. Through the lens of social cognitive career theory (SCCT), we analysed 30 semi‐structured interviews that had been conducted with doctoral students from two prestigious Chinese universities who wish to work as civil servants. This study describes doctoral students' understanding of careers in go…
Image, issue, and affective priming effects of candidates’ Facebook posts on voters’ trait perceptions and overall evaluations
Trait perception is crucial to electoral support. Increasingly, candidates are using social media posts to shape their images, prime trait perception, and enhance overall evaluations. This study distinguishes three types of priming effects – namely, image priming, issue priming, and affective priming. Three online experiments assess these effects in the context of Facebook campaigns. The image priming effects were consistently confirmed. When cou…
Ground-level ozone pollution in China
Ozone (O 3 ) in the troposphere is an air pollutant and a greenhouse gas. In mainland China, after the Air Pollution Prevention and Action Plan was implemented in 2013—and despite substantial decreases in the concentrations of other air pollutants—ambient O 3 concentrations paradoxically increased in many urban areas. The worsening urban O 3 pollution has fuelled numerous studies in recent years, which have enriched knowledge about O 3 -related p…
News framing of adolescents’ use of Facebook in Taiwanese newspapers
While media frames reflect the dominant discourse about an issue, frame analysis can elucidate how they affect public perception.11 William A Gamson and Andre Modigliani, “Media Discourse and Public Opinion on Nuclear Power: A Constructionist Approach,” American Journal of Sociology 95, no. 1 (1989): 1–37. Employing content analysis of news coverage of adolescents’ use of social media in mainstream newspapers (n = 323) from 2014 to 2017, suppleme…
Design of Incentive Contract for Technological Innovation of New Energy Vehicles with Asymmetric Information
The improvement of China's new energy automobile technology is one of the most pressing issues for the government and manufacturers, given that the existing new energy automobile subsidy policy is about to be withdrawn completely. Considering that the manufacturer has the private information of the initial technology level of new energy vehicles, its technology can be improved by means of technological innovation. Using principal-agent and regula…
Attribute-Priming Effects on Presidential Approval
Combining data from a content analysis of leading newspapers, a random-sampled national survey ([Formula: see text]), and a semantic network analysis of Facebook postings, this study applies Network Agenda Setting and attribute-priming effects to examine how perceptions of risks, benefits, and trust in government regulation influenced the public’s evaluation of the Presidential performance in the 2012 controversy over imports of American beef in …
Constructing digital childhoods in Taiwanese children’s newspapers
Proliferating in mass media, the image of “child computer user” has been exemplified in ongoing debates concerning the increasing impact of information and communications technology (ICT) on children. With a content analysis of news reports ( n = 797) in the most popular children’s newspaper ( Mandarin Daily News) in Taiwan between 2000 and 2011, this study examined the frequencies of five themes of “child computer user” identified by Selwyn and …
The Construction of Masculinity
Agenda Diversity and Agenda Setting From 1956 to 2004
Using aggregate time-series data, this study tests four research hypotheses. First, we examine the long-term trend in the issue agenda diversity of the public as measured by the Gallup Most Important Problem question from 1956 to 2004. Second, we test whether the agenda-setting effect between the media agenda and the public agenda has become weaker over that time. Finally, with multivariate autoregressive integrated moving average (ARIMA) modelin…
Testing a Structural Model of Psychological Well-Being, Leisure Negotiation, and Leisure Participation with Taiwanese College Students
A theoretically constructed model combining psychological well-being, negotiation, and participation was tested using structural equation modeling on Taiwanese college students (N = 464). The results provided partial support for the proposed model in that the autonomy and self-acceptance dimensions of psychological well-being had significant positive effects on negotiation strategies. However, contrary to predictions, the personal growth and purp…
Media Bias, Public Opinion, and Policy Liberalism from 1956 to 2004
This study aims to explore second-level agenda-setting at the national level. In particular, it examines the relationships among the citation bias of the New York Times, national level public opinion, and Congressional policies from 1956 to 2004 in order to better understand mass media's role in national policymaking. In addition, it also tests one important intervening variable of the relationships among the three attribute agendas (the media ag…
Local Media, Public Opinion, and State Legislative Policies
This study aims to explore first-level agenda setting at the state level. In particular, it examines the relationships among media coverage of local newspapers, state-level public opinion, and state legislative policies. In addition, it tests two state-level intervening factors: state legislative professionalism and state political culture. This study includes a geographic scope of eighteen U.S. states and a time period of twenty-two years from 1…
The Construction of Masculinity
Local Media, Public Opinion, and State Legislative Policies
This study aims to explore first-level agenda setting at the state level. In particular, it examines the relationships among media coverage of local newspapers, state-level public opinion, and state legislative policies. In addition, it tests two state-level intervening factors: state legislative professionalism and state political culture. This study includes a geographic scope of eighteen U.S. states and a time period of twenty-two years from 1…
Agenda Diversity and Agenda Setting From 1956 to 2004
Using aggregate time-series data, this study tests four research hypotheses. First, we examine the long-term trend in the issue agenda diversity of the public as measured by the Gallup Most Important Problem question from 1956 to 2004. Second, we test whether the agenda-setting effect between the media agenda and the public agenda has become weaker over that time. Finally, with multivariate autoregressive integrated moving average (ARIMA) modelin…
Testing a Structural Model of Psychological Well-Being, Leisure Negotiation, and Leisure Participation with Taiwanese College Students
A theoretically constructed model combining psychological well-being, negotiation, and participation was tested using structural equation modeling on Taiwanese college students (N = 464). The results provided partial support for the proposed model in that the autonomy and self-acceptance dimensions of psychological well-being had significant positive effects on negotiation strategies. However, contrary to predictions, the personal growth and purp…
Constructing digital childhoods in Taiwanese children’s newspapers
Proliferating in mass media, the image of “child computer user” has been exemplified in ongoing debates concerning the increasing impact of information and communications technology (ICT) on children. With a content analysis of news reports ( n = 797) in the most popular children’s newspaper ( Mandarin Daily News) in Taiwan between 2000 and 2011, this study examined the frequencies of five themes of “child computer user” identified by Selwyn and …
News framing of adolescents’ use of Facebook in Taiwanese newspapers
While media frames reflect the dominant discourse about an issue, frame analysis can elucidate how they affect public perception.11 William A Gamson and Andre Modigliani, “Media Discourse and Public Opinion on Nuclear Power: A Constructionist Approach,” American Journal of Sociology 95, no. 1 (1989): 1–37. Employing content analysis of news coverage of adolescents’ use of social media in mainstream newspapers (n = 323) from 2014 to 2017, suppleme…
Media Bias, Public Opinion, and Policy Liberalism from 1956 to 2004
This study aims to explore second-level agenda-setting at the national level. In particular, it examines the relationships among the citation bias of the New York Times, national level public opinion, and Congressional policies from 1956 to 2004 in order to better understand mass media's role in national policymaking. In addition, it also tests one important intervening variable of the relationships among the three attribute agendas (the media ag…
Local Media, Public Opinion, and State Legislative Policies
This study aims to explore first-level agenda setting at the state level. In particular, it examines the relationships among media coverage of local newspapers, state-level public opinion, and state legislative policies. In addition, it tests two state-level intervening factors: state legislative professionalism and state political culture. This study includes a geographic scope of eighteen U.S. states and a time period of twenty-two years from 1…
Media Bias, Public Opinion, and Policy Liberalism from 1956 to 2004
This study aims to explore second-level agenda-setting at the national level. In particular, it examines the relationships among the citation bias of the New York Times, national level public opinion, and Congressional policies from 1956 to 2004 in order to better understand mass media's role in national policymaking. In addition, it also tests one important intervening variable of the relationships among the three attribute agendas (the media ag…
Agenda Diversity and Agenda Setting From 1956 to 2004
Using aggregate time-series data, this study tests four research hypotheses. First, we examine the long-term trend in the issue agenda diversity of the public as measured by the Gallup Most Important Problem question from 1956 to 2004. Second, we test whether the agenda-setting effect between the media agenda and the public agenda has become weaker over that time. Finally, with multivariate autoregressive integrated moving average (ARIMA) modelin…
Testing a Structural Model of Psychological Well-Being, Leisure Negotiation, and Leisure Participation with Taiwanese College Students
A theoretically constructed model combining psychological well-being, negotiation, and participation was tested using structural equation modeling on Taiwanese college students (N = 464). The results provided partial support for the proposed model in that the autonomy and self-acceptance dimensions of psychological well-being had significant positive effects on negotiation strategies. However, contrary to predictions, the personal growth and purp…
The Construction of Masculinity
Constructing digital childhoods in Taiwanese children’s newspapers
Proliferating in mass media, the image of “child computer user” has been exemplified in ongoing debates concerning the increasing impact of information and communications technology (ICT) on children. With a content analysis of news reports ( n = 797) in the most popular children’s newspaper ( Mandarin Daily News) in Taiwan between 2000 and 2011, this study examined the frequencies of five themes of “child computer user” identified by Selwyn and …
Attribute-Priming Effects on Presidential Approval
Combining data from a content analysis of leading newspapers, a random-sampled national survey ([Formula: see text]), and a semantic network analysis of Facebook postings, this study applies Network Agenda Setting and attribute-priming effects to examine how perceptions of risks, benefits, and trust in government regulation influenced the public’s evaluation of the Presidential performance in the 2012 controversy over imports of American beef in …
Design of Incentive Contract for Technological Innovation of New Energy Vehicles with Asymmetric Information
The improvement of China's new energy automobile technology is one of the most pressing issues for the government and manufacturers, given that the existing new energy automobile subsidy policy is about to be withdrawn completely. Considering that the manufacturer has the private information of the initial technology level of new energy vehicles, its technology can be improved by means of technological innovation. Using principal-agent and regula…
News framing of adolescents’ use of Facebook in Taiwanese newspapers
While media frames reflect the dominant discourse about an issue, frame analysis can elucidate how they affect public perception.11 William A Gamson and Andre Modigliani, “Media Discourse and Public Opinion on Nuclear Power: A Constructionist Approach,” American Journal of Sociology 95, no. 1 (1989): 1–37. Employing content analysis of news coverage of adolescents’ use of social media in mainstream newspapers (n = 323) from 2014 to 2017, suppleme…
Ground-level ozone pollution in China
Ozone (O 3 ) in the troposphere is an air pollutant and a greenhouse gas. In mainland China, after the Air Pollution Prevention and Action Plan was implemented in 2013—and despite substantial decreases in the concentrations of other air pollutants—ambient O 3 concentrations paradoxically increased in many urban areas. The worsening urban O 3 pollution has fuelled numerous studies in recent years, which have enriched knowledge about O 3 -related p…
Analysis of the situations and influencing factors of public anxiety in China
Background: Anxiety disorders have emerged as one of the most prevalent mental health problems and health concerns. However, previous research has paid limited attention to measuring public anxiety from a broader perspective. Furthermore, while we know many factors that influence anxiety disorders, we still have an incomplete understanding of how these factors affect public anxiety. We aimed to quantify public anxiety from the perspective of Inte…
Doctoral students from Chinese prestigious universities who wish to work in the government sector
This paper addresses the perceptions and mechanisms of doctoral student job decisions regarding the pursuit of careers in the government sector in China. Through the lens of social cognitive career theory (SCCT), we analysed 30 semi‐structured interviews that had been conducted with doctoral students from two prestigious Chinese universities who wish to work as civil servants. This study describes doctoral students' understanding of careers in go…
Image, issue, and affective priming effects of candidates’ Facebook posts on voters’ trait perceptions and overall evaluations
Trait perception is crucial to electoral support. Increasingly, candidates are using social media posts to shape their images, prime trait perception, and enhance overall evaluations. This study distinguishes three types of priming effects – namely, image priming, issue priming, and affective priming. Three online experiments assess these effects in the context of Facebook campaigns. The image priming effects were consistently confirmed. When cou…
Climate change and ocular health
Background Uveitis, an inflammatory eye disease, exhibits seasonal patterns, which suggest environmental influences. This study examines the link between average temperature and uveitis outpatient visits, considering air pollution’s modifying effects. Methods We analyzed uveitis outpatient data ( n = 8,090) from a major hospital in Shanghai between 2017 and 2023, along with meteorological and air pollutant data. A distributed lag non-linear model…
The nonlinear impact of air pollutants and solar radiation exposure on the risk of hospitalisation for pterygium among adults in Shanghai, China
Background: In recent years, many studies have focused on the effects of air pollution on ocular surface health. However, there is currently little research on the relationship between pterygium and air pollution. We aimed to investigate the effects of air pollutants and solar radiation on the progression of pterygium in adults through a 5-year time series analysis. Methods: After collecting the meteorological data and clinical visits for pterygi…
Spatiotemporal patterns and drivers of urban park visitation among residents and tourists
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