Huan Yang
Biographic Data
| ID | 3581260 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Huan Yang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Huan |
| FAMILY NAME | Yang |
| SIGNATURE | YANG H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Northwestern Polytechnical University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2817-9108 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 34 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 43 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 34 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Assessing the preference and social values for Tea Plantations ecosystem services by stakeholders in Southern Shaanxi, China
From Isolation to Integration: The Legacy of Treaty Ports on Inter‐City Connectivity
Mounting evidence suggests the important role of opening‐up policies in stimulating intra‐city economic activities, while this study examines how openness shaped inter‐city connectivity. Drawing on the background of China's treaty ports opened between the 1840s and 1910s, we find that city pairs where both held treaty ports exhibited significantly stronger inter‐city linkages in 1935, as proxied by banking network data. This result holds across v…
The risk factors of future exacerbations and treatment responses among different inhalation therapies of patients with preserved ratio impaired spirometry
Background: Preserved ratio impaired spirometry (PRISm) is closely related to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). However, there is a lack of relevant research on the treatment of patients with PRISm. Therefore, this study aimed to investigate the risk factors of future exacerbations and treatment responses among different inhalation therapies of patients with PRISm. Methods: This is a retrospective cohort study. Patients with PRISm wer…
Mechanism of dendrite size variation in different sections of Shang-Zhou bronze ritual vessels: A Solidification Process Study of Bronze Ding
Effects of Single‐Axis and Fixed‐Tilt Photovoltaic Array Construction on the Soil Seed Bank Characteristics in Semi‐Arid Grasslands
With the rapid global development of photovoltaic power generation, research on its impact on land and ecosystems has become increasingly significant. However, its impact on soil seed bank characteristics has yet to be better assessed. In this study, monitoring plots were established in a semi‐arid grassland undergoing solar energy development. This setup allowed us, for the first time, to investigate how soil seed bank characteristics respond to…
Plateau Pika ( Ochotona curzoniae ) Disturbance Alters Soil‐Microbe‐Enzyme C – N – P Stoichiometry and Drives a Shift From N ‐ to P ‐Limitation in Alpine Meadows on the Qinghai‐Tibet Plateau
Soil‐microbe‐enzyme C–N–P stoichiometry is a key indicator of nutrient cycling and ecosystem resilience. This study examines its response to plateau pika ( Ochotona curzoniae ) disturbance in alpine meadows on the Qinghai‐Tibet Plateau. The results demonstrated that plateau pika disturbance significantly enhanced soil organic carbon (SOC) by 28.97%, soil total nitrogen (STN) by 8.25%, and soil total phosphorus (STP) by 9.15%. Microbial biomass C …
Early warning signs and comorbidities of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder in children in Western China: A multicenter, cross-sectional study
In this cross-sectional study, the low diagnosis and treatment rates for ADHD in rural western China highlight significant gaps in recognition and intervention. Children at risk for ADHD was associated with various comorbidities, particularly behavioral abnormalities and daytime sleepiness, suggesting that screening for ADHD should be incorporated into assessments of children presenting with these comorbidities, especially in regions with low ADH…
Growth, working capital and refinancing: The geography of post-pandemic regional financial resilience in UK SMEs
Understanding how small firms adapt and adjust financially following exogenous shocks is crucial and acts as a harbinger of regional financial resilience levels. Therefore, it is important to determine what shape firms are in as they emerge from a shock such as the Covid-19 pandemic, particularly with regard to their ability to finance new growth enhancing activities. Yet not all firms are ready to invest in future growth and simply need an injec…
Am I satisfied with the organization? The moderating effects of organizational career management, altruism and job stress on juvenile criminal justice social workers' job satisfaction
Organizational career management is crucial for employees' promotion, stress resilience, and job satisfaction. However, current research in China has not been sufficiently explored the relationship between organizational career management and job satisfaction among juvenile criminal justice social workers in social work institutions. This study takes organizational career management, job stress, and altruism as predictors of job satisfaction. Bas…
Hope mingled with fear: Effects of news messages containing emotional appeals on public's climate action intention
There are still problems in the communication of climate change issues. Based on the extended parallel process model (EPPM), this article explores the role of news texts containing emotional appeals in motivating the public's climate action intention. Three web‐based, between‐subjects experimental studies were conducted. The three studies collected 429, 762, and 1669 valid questionnaires respectively. Results based on moderation and mediation ana…
Getting money in the country: Is there a liability of rurality facing SMEs
Solidification simulation of the Anyang niuzun: Insights into late Shang Dynasty bronze casting techniques
Does attitudes toward own aging explain more variance in aging-related outcomes than chronological age and subjective age? A meta-analysis
Significant research efforts have been devoted to explaining why and how aging impacts employees’ attitudes and behaviors. However, age itself has been subject to a range of conceptualizations and measurements, which has resulted in a fragmented literature. Chronological age (CA) captures biological differences, and subjective age (SA) captures people’s perceptions of their own chronological aging. Not surprisingly, these constructs have differen…
Effects of Health Information Communication Based on Social Media Usage in Promoting HPV Vaccination Intention in China
With the gradual promotion of the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine in mainland China, social media has been suggested as an important channel for disseminating HPV‐related information and promoting vaccination behaviors. This study explored the mechanism that health information communication based on social media usage affects HPV vaccination intention, i.e., examining the mediating effects of external factors (information credibility and infor…
Do Consumers Prefer Sad Faces On Eco-Friendly Products: How Facial Expressions on Green Products In Advertisements Influence Purchase Intentions
This study investigates the effects of advertising appeals on consumers’ intentions to purchase environmentally friendly products and services. Specifically, the authors focus on the moderating roles of product facial expressions. Three between-subjects experiments were conducted to reveal the underlying mechanism. Results indicate that, for functional (versus emotional) appeals, positive (versus negative) facial expressions combined with utilita…
Dismantling the Component-Specific Effects of Yogic Breathing: Feasibility of a Fully Remote Three-Arm RCT with Virtual Laboratory Visits and Wearable Physiology
Despite the growing research base examining the benefits and physiological mechanisms of slow-paced breathing (SPB), mindfulness (M), and their combination (as yogic breathing, SPB + M), no studies have directly compared these in a "dismantling" framework. To address this gap, we conducted a fully remote three-armed feasibility study with wearable devices and video-based laboratory visits. Eighteen healthy participants (age 18-30 years, 12 female…
Persistence of culture: How the entrepreneurial culture of origin contributes to migrant entrepreneurship
Progress or compromise-technological investigation of the transition zone of metal chaplets in ancient Chinese bronzes
A Review of the History of Research in Lost-Wax Casting in Bronze Age China Over the Past Century
This study analyzes in detail the last century of scholarly study, in China and internationally, into China's Bronze Age lost-wax casting techniques. It finds that research beginning in the early twentieth century has differentiated five lost-wax casting research periods, linked to different research methods and new archaeological discoveries of bronzes and casting relics. The methods that can be identified with a particular research period are: …
Lifestyle-related risk factors correlated with mental health problems: A longitudinal observational study among 686 male college students in Chongqing, China
Aim Public concerns over the mental health problems of college students are rising. Previous research show that female tend to suffer more from mental health problems than males, with few studies focusing on males. This study sought to explore the association of lifestyle-related risk factors with the prevalence of mental health problems among male college students in China. Methods The lifestyle information and mental health status of 686 male c…
Digital Soil Mapping of Soil Organic Matter with Deep Learning Algorithms
Digital soil mapping has emerged as a new method to describe the spatial distribution of soils economically and efficiently. In this study, a lightweight soil organic matter (SOM) mapping method based on a deep residual network, which we call LSM-ResNet, is proposed to make accurate predictions with background covariates. ResNet not only integrates spatial background information around the observed environmental covariates, but also reduces probl…
The impact of guanxi human resource management practices on beneficiaries’ altruistic behavior: The perspective of compensatory ethics
摘要: 关系型人力资源管理实践在众多组织和机构中十分普遍, 其对社会、组织及个人的负面影响也备受学者们关注, 但以往研究却忽视了关系型人力资源管理实践的另一面。本文从道德补偿视角探究关系型人力资源管理实践对关系受益人利他行为的积极影响, 通过4个实验研究设计对研究假设进行了验证。结果发现, 关系型人力资源管理实践会促使关系受益人出于弥补而做出利他行为, 关系受益人的道德自我形象和内疚情绪中介了关系型人力资源管理实践与利他行为之间的关系(研究1和2), 且关系受益人与非受益同事的关系亲密度正向调节上述链式中介效应(研究3)。相比于低水平的关系亲密度, 高水平关系亲密度下关系型人力资源管理实践通过道德自我形象和内疚影响利他行为的间接效应更强。本文有助于拓展关系实践的研究视角, 且为企业管理者平衡关系型HRM实践的消极影响提供建议
Effect of Urbanization on the River Network Structure in Zhengzhou City, China
Hydrological problems, such as flood disasters, can be caused by the influence of urbanization on river network structures in plain areas. Taking the main urban region of Zhengzhou city as the research area, based on six remote sensing images from 1992 to 2015, the modified normalized difference water index method and a land-use transfer matrix were used to reconstruct river network data to study the temporal and spatial changes in the river syst…
Associations between Lifestyle Changes, Risk Perception and Anxiety during Covid-19 Lockdowns: A Case Study in Xi’an
The outbreak of COVID-19 dramatically changed individuals' lifestyles, which in turn triggered psychological stress and anxiety. Many previous studies have discussed the relationships between lifestyle changes and anxiety and risk perception and anxiety independently. However, few papers have discussed these factors in a comprehensive and systematic manner. We established a six-dimensional system to assess changes in individuals' lifestyles, whic…
Exploring the interactive coupled relationship between urban construction and resource environment in Wuhan, China
Shrinking cities in growing China: Did high speed rail further aggravate urban shrinkage
Opinions from the epicenter: An online survey of university students in Wuhan amidst the Covid-19 outbreak1
The outbreak of the novel coronavirus (2019-nCov, COVID) in Wuhan, China, in December 2019 quickly escalated into a global health emergency. This study seeks to investigate the attitudinal and behavioral patterns of university students in Wuhan, the epicenter. Conducted in late January 2020, an online survey collected data from more than 8000 students of four elite national universities located in Wuhan. The students sampled included both Wuhan n…
Progress or compromise-technological investigation of the transition zone of metal chaplets in ancient Chinese bronzes
Thinking of the Safety Application of TCM by You Gu Wu Yun, a Chinese Ancient Medicine Application Principle
Background: You Gu Wu Yun (有故无殒), a Chinese ancient medicine application principle, has played an important role in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) clinical practice so far. Materials and Methods: It emphasized that disease, medicine and treatment method were interconnecting and the relationship among these three aspects should be handled reasonably. The major factors (including organism status, medicine source, medicine processing, compatibil…
Temperature variations since 1750 CE inferred from an alpine lake in the southeastern margin of the Tibetan Plateau
Semen Quality in Chinese College Students: Associations With Depression and Physical Activity in a Cross-Sectional Study
OBJECTIVE: Behavioral and psychosocial factors have been associated with a decline of the quality of semen. However, the relationship of depression and physical activity (PA) with semen quality remains unclear. METHODS: Data were obtained from 587 young male Chinese college students in June 2013. Participants completed a questionnaire assessing life-style factors, the Zung self-rated depression scale, and three items related to PA. They underwent…
Temperature changes reconstructed from branched GDGTs on the central Loess Plateau during the past 130–5 ka
Shrinking cities in growing China: Did high speed rail further aggravate urban shrinkage
Paleoclimatic reconstruction and the response of carbonate minerals during the past 8000 years over the northeast Tibetan Plateau
History matters: The effects of Chinese ports from 170 years ago on entrepreneurship today
Mounting evidence suggests that current regional entrepreneurship can be explained largely by historical entrepreneurship. Our research shows, however, that entrepreneurship can be fostered by historical events, such as the establishment of ports in China in 1842, which at the time were based mainly on agriculture. Moreover, historical entrepreneurship may even have originated from these historical events. By altering regional entrepreneurial cul…
Opinions from the epicenter: An online survey of university students in Wuhan amidst the Covid-19 outbreak1
The outbreak of the novel coronavirus (2019-nCov, COVID) in Wuhan, China, in December 2019 quickly escalated into a global health emergency. This study seeks to investigate the attitudinal and behavioral patterns of university students in Wuhan, the epicenter. Conducted in late January 2020, an online survey collected data from more than 8000 students of four elite national universities located in Wuhan. The students sampled included both Wuhan n…
Exploring the interactive coupled relationship between urban construction and resource environment in Wuhan, China
Student returnees from China's Covid-19 epicenter: Spatio-temporal movement and impact of tracing
A Review of the History of Research in Lost-Wax Casting in Bronze Age China Over the Past Century
This study analyzes in detail the last century of scholarly study, in China and internationally, into China's Bronze Age lost-wax casting techniques. It finds that research beginning in the early twentieth century has differentiated five lost-wax casting research periods, linked to different research methods and new archaeological discoveries of bronzes and casting relics. The methods that can be identified with a particular research period are: …
Lifestyle-related risk factors correlated with mental health problems: A longitudinal observational study among 686 male college students in Chongqing, China
Aim Public concerns over the mental health problems of college students are rising. Previous research show that female tend to suffer more from mental health problems than males, with few studies focusing on males. This study sought to explore the association of lifestyle-related risk factors with the prevalence of mental health problems among male college students in China. Methods The lifestyle information and mental health status of 686 male c…
Digital Soil Mapping of Soil Organic Matter with Deep Learning Algorithms
Digital soil mapping has emerged as a new method to describe the spatial distribution of soils economically and efficiently. In this study, a lightweight soil organic matter (SOM) mapping method based on a deep residual network, which we call LSM-ResNet, is proposed to make accurate predictions with background covariates. ResNet not only integrates spatial background information around the observed environmental covariates, but also reduces probl…
The impact of guanxi human resource management practices on beneficiaries’ altruistic behavior: The perspective of compensatory ethics
摘要: 关系型人力资源管理实践在众多组织和机构中十分普遍, 其对社会、组织及个人的负面影响也备受学者们关注, 但以往研究却忽视了关系型人力资源管理实践的另一面。本文从道德补偿视角探究关系型人力资源管理实践对关系受益人利他行为的积极影响, 通过4个实验研究设计对研究假设进行了验证。结果发现, 关系型人力资源管理实践会促使关系受益人出于弥补而做出利他行为, 关系受益人的道德自我形象和内疚情绪中介了关系型人力资源管理实践与利他行为之间的关系(研究1和2), 且关系受益人与非受益同事的关系亲密度正向调节上述链式中介效应(研究3)。相比于低水平的关系亲密度, 高水平关系亲密度下关系型人力资源管理实践通过道德自我形象和内疚影响利他行为的间接效应更强。本文有助于拓展关系实践的研究视角, 且为企业管理者平衡关系型HRM实践的消极影响提供建议
Effect of Urbanization on the River Network Structure in Zhengzhou City, China
Hydrological problems, such as flood disasters, can be caused by the influence of urbanization on river network structures in plain areas. Taking the main urban region of Zhengzhou city as the research area, based on six remote sensing images from 1992 to 2015, the modified normalized difference water index method and a land-use transfer matrix were used to reconstruct river network data to study the temporal and spatial changes in the river syst…
Associations between Lifestyle Changes, Risk Perception and Anxiety during Covid-19 Lockdowns: A Case Study in Xi’an
The outbreak of COVID-19 dramatically changed individuals' lifestyles, which in turn triggered psychological stress and anxiety. Many previous studies have discussed the relationships between lifestyle changes and anxiety and risk perception and anxiety independently. However, few papers have discussed these factors in a comprehensive and systematic manner. We established a six-dimensional system to assess changes in individuals' lifestyles, whic…
Do Consumers Prefer Sad Faces On Eco-Friendly Products: How Facial Expressions on Green Products In Advertisements Influence Purchase Intentions
This study investigates the effects of advertising appeals on consumers’ intentions to purchase environmentally friendly products and services. Specifically, the authors focus on the moderating roles of product facial expressions. Three between-subjects experiments were conducted to reveal the underlying mechanism. Results indicate that, for functional (versus emotional) appeals, positive (versus negative) facial expressions combined with utilita…
Dismantling the Component-Specific Effects of Yogic Breathing: Feasibility of a Fully Remote Three-Arm RCT with Virtual Laboratory Visits and Wearable Physiology
Despite the growing research base examining the benefits and physiological mechanisms of slow-paced breathing (SPB), mindfulness (M), and their combination (as yogic breathing, SPB + M), no studies have directly compared these in a "dismantling" framework. To address this gap, we conducted a fully remote three-armed feasibility study with wearable devices and video-based laboratory visits. Eighteen healthy participants (age 18-30 years, 12 female…
Persistence of culture: How the entrepreneurial culture of origin contributes to migrant entrepreneurship
Progress or compromise-technological investigation of the transition zone of metal chaplets in ancient Chinese bronzes
Does attitudes toward own aging explain more variance in aging-related outcomes than chronological age and subjective age? A meta-analysis
Significant research efforts have been devoted to explaining why and how aging impacts employees’ attitudes and behaviors. However, age itself has been subject to a range of conceptualizations and measurements, which has resulted in a fragmented literature. Chronological age (CA) captures biological differences, and subjective age (SA) captures people’s perceptions of their own chronological aging. Not surprisingly, these constructs have differen…
Effects of Health Information Communication Based on Social Media Usage in Promoting HPV Vaccination Intention in China
With the gradual promotion of the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine in mainland China, social media has been suggested as an important channel for disseminating HPV‐related information and promoting vaccination behaviors. This study explored the mechanism that health information communication based on social media usage affects HPV vaccination intention, i.e., examining the mediating effects of external factors (information credibility and infor…
Effects of Single‐Axis and Fixed‐Tilt Photovoltaic Array Construction on the Soil Seed Bank Characteristics in Semi‐Arid Grasslands
With the rapid global development of photovoltaic power generation, research on its impact on land and ecosystems has become increasingly significant. However, its impact on soil seed bank characteristics has yet to be better assessed. In this study, monitoring plots were established in a semi‐arid grassland undergoing solar energy development. This setup allowed us, for the first time, to investigate how soil seed bank characteristics respond to…
Plateau Pika ( Ochotona curzoniae ) Disturbance Alters Soil‐Microbe‐Enzyme C – N – P Stoichiometry and Drives a Shift From N ‐ to P ‐Limitation in Alpine Meadows on the Qinghai‐Tibet Plateau
Soil‐microbe‐enzyme C–N–P stoichiometry is a key indicator of nutrient cycling and ecosystem resilience. This study examines its response to plateau pika ( Ochotona curzoniae ) disturbance in alpine meadows on the Qinghai‐Tibet Plateau. The results demonstrated that plateau pika disturbance significantly enhanced soil organic carbon (SOC) by 28.97%, soil total nitrogen (STN) by 8.25%, and soil total phosphorus (STP) by 9.15%. Microbial biomass C …
Early warning signs and comorbidities of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder in children in Western China: A multicenter, cross-sectional study
In this cross-sectional study, the low diagnosis and treatment rates for ADHD in rural western China highlight significant gaps in recognition and intervention. Children at risk for ADHD was associated with various comorbidities, particularly behavioral abnormalities and daytime sleepiness, suggesting that screening for ADHD should be incorporated into assessments of children presenting with these comorbidities, especially in regions with low ADH…
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