Ting Xie
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 6251850 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Ting Xie |
| NOMBRES | Ting |
| APELLIDO | Xie |
| FIRMA | XIE T |
| AFILIACIONES | Beijing Sport University |
| ORCID | 0009-0004-6306-7752 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 15 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 15 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2007 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Promoting self-regulated learning
BACKGROUND: Anatomy is regarded as the basic course of medical science. It has the characteristic of a large number of contents, which makes it difficult for students and requires medical students to develop great self-learning ability. Chinese medical students are typically accustomed to passively receiving knowledge. This study aims to utilize the Wen Juan Xing (WJX) platform for in-class quizzes to explore its impact on the learning outcomes o…
From passive confinement to threshold transition
Visually impaired individuals experience heightened leisure exclusion compared to non-disabled peers due to sensory and environmental barriers. From liminality theory perspective, this study employed constructivist grounded theory to reveal the evolutionary patterns of constraints and negotiation mechanisms during their limited participation in outdoor leisure activities. Semi-structured interviews with 14 visually impaired participants and 5 sig…
Flying high and breaking stigma
From office to crag
Beyond the checklist
Existing studies on risk in adventure often use fixed lists of risk categories and fail to consider the layered nature of how tourists perceive these risks. Using the extreme setting of cycling on the Sichuan-Tibet Highway as a case, this study employs a mixed-methods design that integrates Reflexive Thematic Analysis with a questionnaire survey to construct a two-dimensional Risk Perception Matrix (RPM). The study first identifies four primary r…
Navigating the Waves of Formalization
The rapid expansion of China's sports sector, particularly in action sports such as surfing, has created new labor opportunities for informal migrant workers. However, their professional integration remains constrained by institutional barriers and market precarity. Focusing on surfing coaches in Wanning—dubbed “China's Surfing Capital”—this study investigates how informal sports laborers navigate industry gray zones by converting embodied cultur…
The Effect of Grit on Adolescents' STEM Creativity
In a rapidly evolving world, grit and creativity in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) are crucial attributes for the future development of adolescent students. However, the psychological mechanisms underlying this relationship remains unclear. This study presents a new theoretical framework that explores how STEM‐specific grit influences STEM creativity. It also examines the roles of positive psychological traits—such as cr…
Association between moderate-to-vigorous physical activity trajectories and academic achievement in Chinese primary school children
This study reveals three distinct MVPA trajectories among Chinese primary school children and demonstrates that those with high MVPA trajectories showcase superior academic achievements, particularly in reading, mathematics, and language. This highlights the vital role of MVPA in supporting academic excellence
Impact of awareness of sports policies, school, family, and community environmental on physical activity and fitness among children and adolescents
School environments, despite high scores, do not significantly impact PA and PF. Community environments, though scoring lower, positively affect MVPA, grip strength, and 20-mSRT. Awareness of sports policies boosts MVPA, while family environments support LPA and BMI but are inversely related to MVPA and grip strength. Integrated strategies involving community infrastructure, family support, and policy awareness are essential for promoting active …
Implications of Social Networks for Chinese Rural Women Tourism Entrepreneurs
This qualitative study explores the network embeddedness of women entrepreneurs in the rural tourism context. Through an analysis of 34 interviews with women entrepreneurs in rural China, the study reveals that participants faced limited support from industry actors. However, their relationships with socio-political actors were generally productive. The findings highlight the need for industry associations to offer targeted training programs for …
Identifying the employment effect of county‐city merger in China
This paper draws upon a quasi‐natural experiment of county‐city mergers in China to examine whether state‐led urbanisation makes a difference in local labour markets. Based on the difference‐in‐differences framework and three waves of data from the China Household Finance Survey , we show that, on the urban fringe, residents' probability of working in nonagricultural sectors increased by 6.69 percentage points after the policy. Residents responde…
Inhibition of ferroptosis ameliorates hypertensive nephropathy through p53/Nrf2/p21 pathway by Taohongsiwu decoction
The relationship between TLR4/NF-κB/IL-1β signaling, cognitive impairment, and white-matter integrity in patients with stable chronic schizophrenia
Our findings support altered TLR4 signaling pathway activity in association with deficits in cognition and white matter integrity in schizophrenia
An Exploration of Hiking Risk Perception
Hiking is a form of green tourism which deserves promotion and popularization, especially in present day China. However, the risks inherent in hiking could have a negative impact on the development of hiking tourism. It is important to better understand how people perceive the risks of hiking and what type of experience attributes they prefer. However, no studies have investigated the nature of risk perception from the perspective of hikers. This…
Chinese perspectives on tourism eco-certification
Chinese perspectives on tourism eco-certification
An Exploration of Hiking Risk Perception
Hiking is a form of green tourism which deserves promotion and popularization, especially in present day China. However, the risks inherent in hiking could have a negative impact on the development of hiking tourism. It is important to better understand how people perceive the risks of hiking and what type of experience attributes they prefer. However, no studies have investigated the nature of risk perception from the perspective of hikers. This…
The relationship between TLR4/NF-κB/IL-1β signaling, cognitive impairment, and white-matter integrity in patients with stable chronic schizophrenia
Our findings support altered TLR4 signaling pathway activity in association with deficits in cognition and white matter integrity in schizophrenia
Inhibition of ferroptosis ameliorates hypertensive nephropathy through p53/Nrf2/p21 pathway by Taohongsiwu decoction
Impact of awareness of sports policies, school, family, and community environmental on physical activity and fitness among children and adolescents
School environments, despite high scores, do not significantly impact PA and PF. Community environments, though scoring lower, positively affect MVPA, grip strength, and 20-mSRT. Awareness of sports policies boosts MVPA, while family environments support LPA and BMI but are inversely related to MVPA and grip strength. Integrated strategies involving community infrastructure, family support, and policy awareness are essential for promoting active …
Implications of Social Networks for Chinese Rural Women Tourism Entrepreneurs
This qualitative study explores the network embeddedness of women entrepreneurs in the rural tourism context. Through an analysis of 34 interviews with women entrepreneurs in rural China, the study reveals that participants faced limited support from industry actors. However, their relationships with socio-political actors were generally productive. The findings highlight the need for industry associations to offer targeted training programs for …
Identifying the employment effect of county‐city merger in China
This paper draws upon a quasi‐natural experiment of county‐city mergers in China to examine whether state‐led urbanisation makes a difference in local labour markets. Based on the difference‐in‐differences framework and three waves of data from the China Household Finance Survey , we show that, on the urban fringe, residents' probability of working in nonagricultural sectors increased by 6.69 percentage points after the policy. Residents responde…
The Effect of Grit on Adolescents' STEM Creativity
In a rapidly evolving world, grit and creativity in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) are crucial attributes for the future development of adolescent students. However, the psychological mechanisms underlying this relationship remains unclear. This study presents a new theoretical framework that explores how STEM‐specific grit influences STEM creativity. It also examines the roles of positive psychological traits—such as cr…
Association between moderate-to-vigorous physical activity trajectories and academic achievement in Chinese primary school children
This study reveals three distinct MVPA trajectories among Chinese primary school children and demonstrates that those with high MVPA trajectories showcase superior academic achievements, particularly in reading, mathematics, and language. This highlights the vital role of MVPA in supporting academic excellence
Promoting self-regulated learning
BACKGROUND: Anatomy is regarded as the basic course of medical science. It has the characteristic of a large number of contents, which makes it difficult for students and requires medical students to develop great self-learning ability. Chinese medical students are typically accustomed to passively receiving knowledge. This study aims to utilize the Wen Juan Xing (WJX) platform for in-class quizzes to explore its impact on the learning outcomes o…
From passive confinement to threshold transition
Visually impaired individuals experience heightened leisure exclusion compared to non-disabled peers due to sensory and environmental barriers. From liminality theory perspective, this study employed constructivist grounded theory to reveal the evolutionary patterns of constraints and negotiation mechanisms during their limited participation in outdoor leisure activities. Semi-structured interviews with 14 visually impaired participants and 5 sig…
Flying high and breaking stigma
From office to crag
Beyond the checklist
Existing studies on risk in adventure often use fixed lists of risk categories and fail to consider the layered nature of how tourists perceive these risks. Using the extreme setting of cycling on the Sichuan-Tibet Highway as a case, this study employs a mixed-methods design that integrates Reflexive Thematic Analysis with a questionnaire survey to construct a two-dimensional Risk Perception Matrix (RPM). The study first identifies four primary r…
Navigating the Waves of Formalization
The rapid expansion of China's sports sector, particularly in action sports such as surfing, has created new labor opportunities for informal migrant workers. However, their professional integration remains constrained by institutional barriers and market precarity. Focusing on surfing coaches in Wanning—dubbed “China's Surfing Capital”—this study investigates how informal sports laborers navigate industry gray zones by converting embodied cultur…
Business (4 obras) · Economics (4 obras) · Medicine (4 obras) · Psychology (4 obras) · Adventure Sports and Sensation Seeking (3 obras) · Geography (3 obras) · Internal Medicine (3 obras) · Social Psychology (3 obras) · Sociology (3 obras) · Tourism (3 obras)