Ying Jin
Biographic Data
| ID | 3582471 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ying Jin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ying |
| FAMILY NAME | Jin |
| SIGNATURE | JIN Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Cambridge |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1316-7323 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 61 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 81 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 61 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Predictors of Initial and Recurrent Hospitalization Among People Living with HIV: A Longitudinal Cohort Study
Hospitalization remains a significant concern among people living with HIV (PLWH), particularly when admissions are recurrent. While prior research has identified psychiatric comorbidities and HIV disease severity as predictors of initial hospitalization, less is known about the factors that drive repeated hospitalizations in the modern treatment era. This study examined psychiatric, demographic, and HIV-related predictors of first and subsequent…
Targeted phage aerosol for environmental control of CR-Kpn in the ICU: A prospective intervention study
Objective This study aimed to evaluate the effect of targeted Carbapenem-resistant Klebsiella pneumoniae (CR-Kpn) phage aerosol combined with routine disinfection on the decontamination of CR-Kpn in the ICU environment, as well as its incidence rate, drug resistance rate, and antibiotic use. Methods A prospective two-phase study design was adopted. During the baseline phase (P1), routine terminal disinfection with chlorine-containing agents was p…
Impact of a grace period on student submission behaviour and academic performance
Fixed assessment deadlines are widely used in higher education but may disadvantage students whose learning is disrupted by competing academic, work, or personal demands. This study examined whether introducing an automatic, penalty-free grace period influences assessment submission behaviour and academic performance in an online undergraduate course. One hundred and ninety-eight students enrolled in a fully online first-year Health Communication…
China’s energy transition through a resource–fiscal–environmental lens: Economic drivers and R&D threshold mediation
This study examines the relationship between macroeconomic drivers and environmental outcomes, with a specific focus on China over the period 1990–2023. The research investigates how trade openness, structural transformation, and government effectiveness influence coal usage, energy depletion costs, and education spending, and how these factors ultimately impact CO2 emissions and energy intensity. Using a multi-stage analytical approach, includin…
From urban modelling to city digital twins – Reflections from the applied urban modelling (AUM) symposia
City digital twins (CDTs), as digital replica of urban systems and development processes, have been heralded as the next-generation technology for urban planning and management. Arguably, the concept of CDTs is not new. Prior to CDTs, applied urban modelling has been playing a pivot role in supporting city and infrastructure planning since the 1960s. Examining CDTs in relation to conventional urban models can thus offer valuable insights into the…
Cross-cultural and gender-based study of green consumption behavior among Taiwanese and Thai university students: A perspective based on the TPB
Purpose On the basis of the theory of planned behavior (TPB), this study aims to investigate green consumption attitudes, subjective norms, perceived behavioral control, green consumption intentions and green consumption behavior among Taiwanese and Thai university students, focusing on gender and national differences in these factors. Design/methodology/approach A questionnaire survey was administered to university students in Taipei, Taiwan (n …
The relationship between self-compassion and mobile phone addiction in university students: A chain mediation model
The results of the study, from the perspective of self-compassion, have theoretical and practical implications for how to intervene in the mobile phone addiction of university students as well as to protect their physical and mental health
Discursive practices of blame during the Covid-19 pandemic on Chinese Weibo
The participatory affordance of web platforms has encouraged ordinary users’ participation in sociopolitical issues and opened up new channels for public opinion expression, particularly to blame authorities for their perceived wrongdoings. The current critical discourse analysis study contributes to this scholarship by investigating bottom-up discursive practices on user-generated texts on Weibo, the most widely used social media website in Chin…
Reexamining the Impact of Locations on Leaving the Parental Home and Choosing New Locations: Evidence From a New Joint Choice Model
Previous models for leaving the parental home mainly focus on the influence of local factors while overlooking how opportunities and costs associated with living outside the local area influence the decision to leave. To address this gap, this paper develops a new joint model with a two‐tier nested logit structure for young people's decisions to remain at home or leave, as well as to choose subsequent residential destinations. This model accounts…
Theoretical Perspectives on Adolescent Internet Addiction: A Comprehensive Literature Review
The increasing reliance on the internet has intensified concerns about internet addiction, especially among adolescents. Previous studies have associated adolescent internet addiction with detrimental psychological conditions and deteriorating social bonds. Nonetheless, a comprehensive theoretical framework for understanding the development of adolescent internet addiction remains elusive, impeding the advancement of research focused on creating …
Delivering reassurance in online medical consultations: The stance marker Hao-bu-hao (HBH) in spoken Chinese
Does land leasing encourage ecological conservation practices among Chinese maize farmers
Developing pre-service teachers' noticing skills in mathematics PBL contexts: Effects of a video-based teacher education course
Political cycles of infrastructure investment: How career concerns shape strategic behavior of city leaders
The Evolving Typologies and Morphologies of Hong Kong Public Housing: Between Implementation and Remediation of Urban Density
In the coming decades, affordable housing in sub-tropical cities will accommodate a large portion of the earth’s projected population growth. Hong Kong’s public housing program, through seventy years of development, offers valuable lessons in planning high-density and liveable communities in this climate. This article presents a systematic analysis of the design and layout of Hong Kong’s public housing estate layouts. Based on newly reconstructed…
Chinese adolescents’ socioeconomic status and English achievement: The mediating role of parental emotional support
Family socioeconomic status (SES) is one of the key indicators of academic achievement, including language achievement. Further investigation of SES’s mechanisms of influence and potential mediators is essential due to the concern regarding the disparities caused by SES in language achievement. This study examines the relation between SES and Chinese adolescents’ English achievement, emphasizing the role of parenting as a conduit for socioeconomi…
Psychological responses and factors associated with depression and anxiety in entry personnel under quarantine during pandemic in China
Background: The global COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted critical concerns surrounding mental health. Social isolation measures, such as the quarantine of incoming travelers, are essential public health strategies for the prevention and control of infectious diseases. However, quarantine can lead to adverse psychological outcomes, including feelings of confinement, boredom, perceived scarcity of supplies and information, financial hardship, and s…
UrbanClassifier: A deep learning-based model for automated typology and temporal analysis of urban fabric across multiple spatial scales and viewpoints
Use of Offensive Animal Metaphor as an Interactional Activity in Online Forum Discussions
This paper investigates offensive animal metaphors in blog comments about the management of donations of money and medical relief during the coronavirus pandemic in China. Rather than understanding the metaphorical usage of language as a cognitive process, we consider its situational usage as a social action and invoke insights from Conversation Analysis. Based on data retrieved from Sina Weibo, we show how discussants use animal metaphors to acc…
Mendelian randomization and single-cell expression analyses identify the causal relationship between depression and chronic rhinosinusitis
Our findings suggest a bidirectional causal relationship between CRS and depression, offering a new perspective on the association between CRS and depression
Mechanisms of Traditional Chinese medicine/natural medicine in HR-positive Breast Cancer: A comprehensive Literature Review
Sequential organization and interactional functions of patient loyalty in routine chronic encounters
Advances in the prevention and treatment of Alzheimer’s disease based on oral bacteria
With the global population undergoing demographic shift towards aging, the prevalence of Alzheimer's disease (AD), a prominent neurodegenerative disorder that primarily afflicts individuals aged 65 and above, has increased across various geographical regions. This phenomenon is accompanied by a concomitant decline in immune functionality and oral hygiene capacity among the elderly, precipitating compromised oral functionality and an augmented bur…
How can large-scale housing provision in the outskirts benefit the urban poor in fast urbanising cities? The case of Beijing
The unintended economic impact of high-speed rail on China's non-core cities: A spatial-difference-in-differences analysis
Understanding urban sub-centers with heterogeneity in agglomeration economies—Where do emerging commercial establishments locate
Assessing Multidimensional Well-Being: Development and Validation of the I Coppe Scale
The purpose of this study was to develop and validate a scale of perceptions of well-being in key areas of life. We developed the I COPPE Scale, which incorporates overall as well as Interpersonal, Community, Occupational, Physical, Psychological, and Economic well-being. A total of 426 U.S. participants provided online responses to the I COPPE Scale and relevant comparison instruments. We used exploratory structural equation modeling to examine …
Understanding heterogeneous spatial production externalities as a missing link between land-use planning and urban economic futures
Land-use planning influences economic performance as it can intervene with location-specific and heterogeneous production externalities. This paper examines the impacts of heterogeneous externalities on local employment growth using a panel model framework with block-level land-use data inventory for Chicago. Cross-industry spillovers provide positive impacts on growth, but the mechanisms behind them differ across sectors and spatial scales. Impr…
Small talk in medical conversations: Data from China
Online consumers’ reactions to price decreases: Amazon’s Kindle 2 case
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to investigate how consumers respond to price changes by analyzing online product reviews (OPRs) posted on a product (Amazon’s Kindle 2), and to suggest several future research topics on online consumers’ reactions embedded in OPRs. Design/methodology/approach – An exploratory case study is conducted using OPRs added to the Kindle 2. By analyzing 6,714 OPRs, the authors examine how online consumers respond t…
The evolution of structural resilience of global oil and gas resources trade network
This paper establishes anetwork resilience evaluation framework of the global oil and gas resourcetrade network in 2010, 2015 and 2020. The results are as follows: The links of the oil trade network present a gradually shrinking trend, and the gas tradenetwork presents a trend of close connection first and then reduced. In termsof network density, network centrality, network connectivity and network size, the structural resilience of the oil and …
Political cycles of infrastructure investment: How career concerns shape strategic behavior of city leaders
A dynamic microsimulation model for epidemics
Demographic Group Differences in Domain‐specific Well‐being
Although research is available on group differences for overall well‐being, little research has explored group differences for domain‐specific well‐being. Therefore, we examined differences in overall and domain‐specific well‐being across several demographic variables: gender, income, marital status, age, ethnicity, education level, employment status, occupation, and housing tenure. We analyzed data from 1,087 participants on the I COPPE Scale, w…
The Evolving Typologies and Morphologies of Hong Kong Public Housing: Between Implementation and Remediation of Urban Density
In the coming decades, affordable housing in sub-tropical cities will accommodate a large portion of the earth’s projected population growth. Hong Kong’s public housing program, through seventy years of development, offers valuable lessons in planning high-density and liveable communities in this climate. This article presents a systematic analysis of the design and layout of Hong Kong’s public housing estate layouts. Based on newly reconstructed…
The unintended economic impact of high-speed rail on China's non-core cities: A spatial-difference-in-differences analysis
Alignment, Affiliation, and Engagement: Mothers’ Wow in Parent-Child Interactions
As a type of response token that involves emotional displays, interjections have received a substantial amount of scholarly interest in linguistics. Yet a paucity of research focuses on how emotion is displayed via interjections in interactions in situ. This article focuses on how surprise and other associated emotions are accomplished via wow in Mum’s turn when interacting with the child. Using Conversation Analysis and prosody analysis, we show…
Economic impacts of alternative greenspace configurations in fast growing cities: The case of Greater Beijing
Greenspaces at the city scale, like greenbelts, green-wedges or green-grids, have become well-known instruments for shaping urban economic activity and land use. The economic impacts of such instruments are complex and hard to measure. This article addresses one of the rarely studied problems of measuring the economic impacts of alternative greenspace configurations in fast growing cities. In such cities, there is an uncertain basis for making su…
Empirical Contributions of the Past in Assessing Multidimensional Well‐being
The purpose of this brief report was to provide a preliminary evaluation of the empirical contributions of an individual's perceptions of the past in the practical assessment of multidimensional well‐being. Dimensions of well‐being assessed with the I COPPE Scale were interpersonal, community, occupational, physical, psychological, economic, and overall. Four hundred twenty‐six participants provided responses to the I COPPE Scale and several comp…
Developing pre-service teachers' noticing skills in mathematics PBL contexts: Effects of a video-based teacher education course
How can large-scale housing provision in the outskirts benefit the urban poor in fast urbanising cities? The case of Beijing
Mobility restrictions and their implications on the rental housing market during the Covid-19 pandemic in China's large cities
Association Between Music Engagement and Episodic Memory Among Middle-Aged and Older Adults: A National Cross-Sectional Analysis
The findings provide the first population-based evidence that music engagement is associated with better episodic memory among middle-aged and older adults. Future studies should examine whether the relationship between music engagement and episodic memory can be replicated in other populations and that the association persists in longitudinal studies
Assessment of intake inadequacy and food sources of zinc of people in China
Objectives To assess the intake inadequacy and food sources of zinc of people in China. Design and subjects Diets of 68 962 subjects aged 2–101 years (urban 21 103, rural 47 859) in the 2002 China National Nutrition and Health Survey were analysed. Dietary intake was assessed using 24-hour recall for three consecutive days. Zinc intake inadequacy was calculated based on values suggested by the World Health Organization. Results The median zinc in…
Iron and zinc deficiencies in China: What is a feasible and cost-effective strategy
In order to prioritise interventions for micronutrient deficiencies in China, the populations affected by iron and zinc deficiencies were assessed based on data from the 2002 China National Nutrition and Health Survey. The costs and cost-effectiveness of supplementation, food diversification and food fortification were estimated using the standard World Health Organization ingredients approach. Results indicated that 30% of children ( 60 years), …
Sample Size and Power Estimates for a Confirmatory Factor Analytic Model in Exercise and Sport: A Monte Carlo Approach
Monte Carlo methods can be used in data analytic situations (e.g., validity studies) to make decisions about sample size and to estimate power. The purpose of using Monte Carlo methods in a validity study is to improve the methodological approach within a study where the primary focus is on construct validity issues and not on advancing statistical theory. The purpose of this study is to demonstrate how Monte Carlo methods can be used to determin…
A Comparison of Uniform DIF Effect Size Estimators Under the MIMIC and Rasch Models
The Rasch model, a member of a larger group of models within item response theory, is widely used in empirical studies. Detection of uniform differential item functioning (DIF) within the Rasch model typically employs null hypothesis testing with a concomitant consideration of effect size (e.g., signed area [SA]). Parametric equivalence between confirmatory factor analysis under the multiple indicators, multiple causes (MIMIC) model and the Rasch…
Effect of Working Memory Load on Filtering Novel Distracters in Children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder: Effect of Working Memory Load on Filtering Novel Distracters in Children with At…
摘要: 关于启动工作记忆负荷的强度与过滤分心刺激这两种认知资源的关系一直存在争论; 并且对ADHD儿童来说, 新异的分心刺激是提高了唤醒水平, 还是干扰了任务进程也一直存在争论。本研究选取了ADHD儿童32名, 正常儿童35名。采用视听跨通道oddball任务, 通过操作视觉任务工作记忆负荷的高低, 以及分心刺激与目标刺激之间的时间间隔, 探讨不同工作记忆负荷对ADHD儿童过滤新异分心刺激能力的影响。结果发现:(1)在低工作记忆负荷条件下, 分心刺激对两组儿童都起到了唤醒作用; 在高工作记忆负荷条件下, 分心刺激影响了两组儿童对任务本身的加工过程, 使其判断的精确性下降。但是ADHD儿童受到的影响更大, 表明其过滤分心刺激的能力落后。(2)当分心刺激与目标刺激同时出现时, ADHD儿童受到的干扰最大; 但随着二者时间间隔的延长, 并没有出现间隔越长干扰效应越小的趋势。在本研究条件下, 得出以下结论:(1)两组儿童对跨通道新异分心刺激的过滤受到目标任务的工作记忆负荷强度的影响。(2)适度延…
Iodine intake and status during pregnancy and lactation before and after government initiatives to improve iodine status, in Palmerston North, New Zealand: A pilot study
Iodine deficiency during pregnancy and lactation may adversely affect fetal and infant development. Two initiatives were introduced in New Zealand to prevent deficiency: (1) mandatory fortification of bread with iodised salt; and (2) provision of a subsidised iodine supplement (150 μg) for all pregnant and breastfeeding women. The aim of this study was to assess iodine intake and status among a self-selecting sample of pregnant and lactating wome…
Is Rasch model analysis applicable in small sample size pilot studies for assessing item characteristics? An example using PROMIS pain behavior item bank data
Complex Versus Simple Modeling for DIF Detection: When the Intraclass Correlation Coefficient (ρ) of the Studied Item Is Less Than the ρ of the Total Score
Previous research has demonstrated that differential item functioning (DIF) methods that do not account for multilevel data structure could result in too frequent rejection of the null hypothesis (i.e., no DIF) when the intraclass correlation coefficient (ρ) of the studied item was the same as the ρ of the total score. The current study extended previous research by comparing the performance of DIF methods when ρ of the studied item was less than…
Empirical Contributions of the Past in Assessing Multidimensional Well‐being
The purpose of this brief report was to provide a preliminary evaluation of the empirical contributions of an individual's perceptions of the past in the practical assessment of multidimensional well‐being. Dimensions of well‐being assessed with the I COPPE Scale were interpersonal, community, occupational, physical, psychological, economic, and overall. Four hundred twenty‐six participants provided responses to the I COPPE Scale and several comp…
Assessing Multidimensional Well-Being: Development and Validation of the I Coppe Scale
The purpose of this study was to develop and validate a scale of perceptions of well-being in key areas of life. We developed the I COPPE Scale, which incorporates overall as well as Interpersonal, Community, Occupational, Physical, Psychological, and Economic well-being. A total of 426 U.S. participants provided online responses to the I COPPE Scale and relevant comparison instruments. We used exploratory structural equation modeling to examine …
Online consumers’ reactions to price decreases: Amazon’s Kindle 2 case
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to investigate how consumers respond to price changes by analyzing online product reviews (OPRs) posted on a product (Amazon’s Kindle 2), and to suggest several future research topics on online consumers’ reactions embedded in OPRs. Design/methodology/approach – An exploratory case study is conducted using OPRs added to the Kindle 2. By analyzing 6,714 OPRs, the authors examine how online consumers respond t…
Demographic Group Differences in Domain‐specific Well‐being
Although research is available on group differences for overall well‐being, little research has explored group differences for domain‐specific well‐being. Therefore, we examined differences in overall and domain‐specific well‐being across several demographic variables: gender, income, marital status, age, ethnicity, education level, employment status, occupation, and housing tenure. We analyzed data from 1,087 participants on the I COPPE Scale, w…
Small talk in medical conversations: Data from China
Assessment of model validation outcomes of a new recursive spatial equilibrium model for the Greater Beijing
Robust calibration and validation of applied urban models are prerequisites for their successful, policy-cogent use. This is particularly important today when expert assessment is questioned and closely scrutinized. This paper proposes a new model calibration-validation strategy based on a spatial equilibrium model that incorporates multiple time horizons, such that the predictive capabilities of the model can be empirically tested. The model is …
Aspirations and realities of polycentric development: Insights from multi-source data into the emerging urban form of Shanghai
The polycentric idea has recently been reinvigorated in many rapidly urbanising countries, but the paucity of reliable and disaggregated data has so far made it almost impossible to understand the policy feedback there. This paper capitalises on official statistical data, novel online data, and proprietary digital data, and builds a dynamic spatial equilibrium model for understanding the past lessons and future options for developing new urban su…
Understanding urban sub-centers with heterogeneity in agglomeration economies—Where do emerging commercial establishments locate
Economic impacts of alternative greenspace configurations in fast growing cities: The case of Greater Beijing
Greenspaces at the city scale, like greenbelts, green-wedges or green-grids, have become well-known instruments for shaping urban economic activity and land use. The economic impacts of such instruments are complex and hard to measure. This article addresses one of the rarely studied problems of measuring the economic impacts of alternative greenspace configurations in fast growing cities. In such cities, there is an uncertain basis for making su…
The Electronic Vesalius: Embodying Anatomy Atlases
A multidisciplinary team at Rice University transformed the Texas Medical Center (TMC) Library’s collection of rare anatomy atlases into a physical-digital, human-sized atlas-of-atlases. The Electronic Vesalius installation gives these old books new life, informed by contemporary media theory and the centuries of medical and aesthetic criticism provoked by these multimedia image-texts
Abnormal Voxel-Wise Degree Centrality in Patients With Late-Life Depression: A Resting-State Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging Study
These findings indicate that the intrinsic abnormality of network centrality exists in a wide range of brain areas in LLD patients. LOD patients differ with EOD patients in cortical network centrality. Our study might help to strengthen the understanding of the pathophysiology of LLD and the potential neural substrates underlie related emotional and cognitive impairments observed in the patients
Playback: An Investigation of the Discursive Implications and the Pragmatic Functions of Repetition in Traditional Chinese Medical Consultations
The current study examined a role-related difference in the use of playback (one form of repetition) in medical discourse. We adopted a language and social psychology approach and invoked communication accommodation theory (CAT) to explore this discourse. Thirty doctor/older adult dyads were recorded and transcribed verbatim. Findings suggested that the deployment of repetition is a strategy used by the addresser to either complement or converge …
Understanding heterogeneous spatial production externalities as a missing link between land-use planning and urban economic futures
Land-use planning influences economic performance as it can intervene with location-specific and heterogeneous production externalities. This paper examines the impacts of heterogeneous externalities on local employment growth using a panel model framework with block-level land-use data inventory for Chicago. Cross-industry spillovers provide positive impacts on growth, but the mechanisms behind them differ across sectors and spatial scales. Impr…
Discretion: The final particle ou and its functions in medical advice-giving
This paper explores the functions of Chinese final particle ou in both TCU-final and non-TCU-final positions in medical advice-giving. Using Praat, we differentiated phonologically marked and unmarked ou and analyzed their functions in both doctor and patient speech. The findings suggest a difference in participants’ use of ou : while non-TCU-final ou occurs mainly in the patient speech to mark newsworthiness and call for the doctor’s attention, …
Identification and mapping of spatial variations in travel choices through combining structural equation modelling and latent class analysis: Findings for Great Britain
This paper exploits some latest advances in structural equation modelling and latent class analysis for identification and mapping of the spatial variations in travel choices. The approach controls for a wide range of socioeconomic and demographic variables and changes in car fuel prices. The research is focused on employed and self-employed adults, and the method can be readily extended to cover other travellers where such needs arise. The devel…
Incorporating Planning Intelligence into Deep Learning: A Planning Support Tool for Street Network Design
Deep learning applications in shaping ad hoc planning proposals are limited by the difficulty of integrating professional knowledge about cities with artificial intelligence. We propose a novel, complementary use of deep neural networks and planning guidance to automate street network generation that can be context-aware, learning-based, and user-guided. The model tests suggest that the incorporation of planning knowledge (e.g., road junctions an…
Association Between Music Engagement and Episodic Memory Among Middle-Aged and Older Adults: A National Cross-Sectional Analysis
The findings provide the first population-based evidence that music engagement is associated with better episodic memory among middle-aged and older adults. Future studies should examine whether the relationship between music engagement and episodic memory can be replicated in other populations and that the association persists in longitudinal studies
Psychology (31 works) · Medicine (21 works) · Geography (16 works) · Computer Science (15 works) · Business (14 works) · Sociology (14 works) · Economics (12 works) · Social Psychology (11 works) · China (10 works) · Engineering (9 works)