Yuchen Wang
Biographic Data
| ID | 3591019 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yuchen Wang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yuchen |
| FAMILY NAME | Wang |
| SIGNATURE | WANG Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | Hainan University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8384-1742 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 41 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 41 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Narrating for whom? Negotiating proper distance in sponsored narratives of therapeutic experiences in the platformized influencer economy
As online therapy services increasingly rely on social media platforms and influencers for advertising, this study interrogates influencers’ sponsored narratives of therapeutic experience. Through an illustrative case of Glowe , a leading Chinese counseling platform whose marketing campaign invited influencers to share therapeutic experiences on Weibo, this study draws on Silverstone's concept of “proper distance” to analyze how Glowe 's influenc…
Thinking through objects: Human factors awareness and sensory experience in Chinese traditional utensils
Material remains preserve traces of human life and everyday practice. This study examines Chinese traditional utensils from the perspective of human use. It asks how objects acquire meaning through their relations with the body, and how sensory experience is organized in everyday use. Taking human factors as its point of departure, the study proposes the concept of “utensil posture” and develops a body–utensil–context framework. It analyses selec…
Resilient MR-based human-swarm interaction for UAV search and rescue in risk-conflict scenarios
Doing ethics without a ‘Map’: How Chinese researchers develop ethical awareness in research with children
Ethical awareness in research with children in China is neither derived from normative frameworks nor fully capturable by procedural adaptation. • Ethical awareness emerges through moments of dissonance, affective hesitation and relational complexity. • Rather than focusing on compliance or certainty, this paper advocates for an understanding of ethics as situated awareness, a mode of engagement shaped by moral ambiguity, affective entanglements …
Beyond single-element thresholds: Statistical compensatory effects among built environment factors in enhancing street vitality
Pathways to juvenile hacking: A stacking ensemble learning and decision tree analysis of cumulative risk factors
Can Virtual Humans Truly Substitute Humans? The Impact of Virtual Human Appearance Realism and Social Roles on Tourists' Word‐of‐Mouth Intention
The integration of artificial intelligence technology with tourism has introduced a growing number of virtual humans to tourists. These digital agents serve not only as endorsers for tourist destinations but also as personnel to provide diverse immersive services for tourists. However, limited research has been considered on the varying effects caused by the roles they play. Therefore, this study, based on stereotype theory, constructs a mechanis…
Cybercrime Education in U.S. Criminology and Criminal Justice Doctoral Programs: Curricula, Faculty Capacity, and Interdisciplinary Challenges
Gendered representation of human trafficking and transforming patriarchal configurations in China: A mixed-methods analysis of People’s Daily , 2011–2024
Human trafficking of women and children (HTWC) has always been a global concern and a persistent social issue in China. But feminist critiques of HTWC’s media representations are insufficient in understanding the underlying gendered power dynamics and ideologies, especially in non-Western, local socio-political contexts. Drawing on the anthropological notion of “transforming patriarchal configurations,” which focuses on the interplay between gend…
Virtual companions: The impact of AI travel companions’ language and gesture types on tourists’ stickiness
Travel Influencer Marketing: How Comment Moderation Affects Generation Z Consumers
Influencer marketing has created significant economic benefits for destinations. However, Generation Z consumers, as the primary target of influencer marketing, are having their freedom of speech rights compromised through comment moderation by travel influencers. This study, based on the theory of moral responsibility, explores the complex impact of comment moderation on the boycott behaviors of Generation Z consumers. Through a mixed-method app…
Click to Cheat: Unraveling Internet-Facilitated Academic Misconduct Among Undergraduate Students
Direct selling or on-the-spot ‘cooking’? The impact of sales interaction on consumers' purchase intentions for food souvenirs
In many tourism locales, traditional cuisine, though savoury, typically proves challenging to preserve over extended intervals. Consequently, these destinations have leveraged their culinary heritage to craft food souvenirs, often accompanied by cooking demonstrations. Such displays not only captivate consumers but also disseminate cultural knowledge of local food traditions. However, extant scholarship predominantly concentrates on how the perce…
Limited‐Quantity Scarcity and Streamer Creative Language: The Dual Effects on Live‐Streaming Buying Behavior in Tourism E‐Commerce
This study explores how limited‐quantity scarcity and a streamer's language strategy interact to influence consumers' immediate buying behavior in tourism e‐commerce live‐streaming promotions. We conducted six online scenario experiments to explore these dynamics. The findings reveal that under low limited‐quantity conditions, a streamer's creative description significantly enhances consumers' anticipated elation, thereby effectively promoting im…
Impacts of enterprise digital transformation on green technology innovation in China
Analysis of the synergistic effects in China's marine economy-technology-environment system
Sang Zhu Yang Zheng herbal tea: A multi-faceted approach to immunomodulation in the prevention and treatment of respiratory tract infectious diseases
We comprehensively elucidate the immunomodulatory effects of SZYZ's on microbiota, metabolism, and lymphocyte subpopulations, which provides a new therapeutic approach for the prevention and treatment of RTIs
When city landmarks meet AI design: The impact of AI painting on the travel intentions of consumers
Tourists’ multiple professional identities: How does fast-paced travel compensate for tourists’ self-inconsistency
Digital resurrection technology in destination promotion
The effect of digital music education on non-cognitive abilities: Empirical evidence from China
Previous research on digital music education has often relied on single-factor perspectives or linear models, which limits the ability to capture complex causal relationships in shaping students' noncognitive outcomes. This study addresses this limitation by adopting a set-theoretic approach that combines Necessary Condition Analysis (NCA) and fuzzy-set Qualitative Comparative Analysis (fsQCA). Drawing on survey data from 329 undergraduates in Ch…
Identifying recipes of historical cupels from Yunnan, China
Cupellation was the most important silver extraction technology in the ancient world. No later than the Han Dynasty, China adopted cupellation in silver extraction. However, the cupel, the most significant physical evidence of this process, is not frequently identified archaeologically in China and is rarely analyzed to reconstruct the technology and material characteristics of the process. Here we present new findings from the sites of Beiyachan…
‘It is the easiest thing to do’: University students’ perspectives on the role of lecture recording in promoting inclusive education in the UK
The implementation of lecture recording (LR) technology is becoming common practice in higher education (HE). While it is often promoted as a technological solution to inclusion, there is a need for more in-depth research to examine such assumptions. This study was conducted in a research-intensive elite university in the UK, employing semi-structured interviews with 15 students and 10 teaching staff and focusing on students’ voices as an under-r…
User perception of animation fluency: The effect of time duration in different phases of animated transitions during application usage
Investigating predictors of juvenile traditional and/or cyber offense using machine learning by constructing a decision support system
Digital resurrection technology in destination promotion
Like Water: Feeling and Negotiating Relational Complexity in School-Based Ethnographic Childhood Research in China Through the Lens of Emotional Reflexivity
Ethnography is often considered as a suitable methodological approach to explore childhoods, nevertheless, there is limited reflection on ethics in the field in the Global South educational settings, such as China. Previous China-based fieldwork studies suggest complex field relationships as a major ethical challenge. Although the issue is especially prominent in research that contests "normative" Chinese childhoods, it hasn't been sufficiently d…
When city landmarks meet AI design: The impact of AI painting on the travel intentions of consumers
Does extremes lead to opposites? The influence mechanism of specific ambivalent emotions on tourists’ travel intention
(Re)Constructing equality, diversity, and inclusion in Chinese childhoods: Intersectional perspectives and transdisciplinary approaches
Altered Static and Dynamic Functional Connectivity of Habenula Associated With Suicidal Ideation in First-Episode, Drug-Naïve Patients With Major Depressive Disorder
Investigating the neurobiological mechanism of suicidal ideation (SI) in major depressive disorder (MDD) may be beneficial to prevent the suicidal behavior. Mounting evidence showed that habenula contributed to the etiology of MDD. The habenula is a key brain region that links the forebrain to midbrain, crucial for the processing of reward and aversion. The aim of the present study was to identify whether first-episode, drug-naive MDD patients wi…
Enhanced Functional Connectivity Within Executive Function Network in Remitted or Partially Remitted MDD Patients
Background: Impaired executive function (EF) is associated with a range of typical clinical characteristics and psychosocial dysfunction in major depressive disorder (MDD). However, because of the lack of objective cognitive tests, inconsistencies in research results, and improvement in patients' subjective experience, few clinicians are concerned with the persistent impairment of EF in euthymia. The study makes a further investigation for EF in …
A national survey of ambient air pollution health literacy among adult residents of Taiwan
People in Taiwan had only moderate level of AAPHL; and covariates including education, living arrangement, marital status, and area of living were significantly associated with AAPHL. These covariates should be considered in future educational interventions aiming to improve the AAPHL in the community
Sequential Scaled Sparse Factor Regression
Large-scale association analysis between multivariate responses and predictors is of great practical importance, as exemplified by modern business applications including social media marketing and crisis management. Despite the rapid methodological advances, how to obtain scalable estimators with free tuning of the regularization parameters remains unclear under general noise covariance structures. In this article, we develop a new methodology ca…
Optimization of Work Environment and Community Labor Health Based on Digital Model—Empirical Evidence from Developing Countries
As far as we know, for large manufacturing enterprises, there is often a community of labor gathered around such enterprises, which is especially used as a place for the enterprise to place the labor force. This paper aimed to update the industry model of Chinese Manufacturing Enterprises (CMEs) to improve workers' health management. This work first discusses the value, mode, and process of Enterprise Digital Transformation (EDT) and Worker Healt…
The development of a smartphone animation fluency evaluation scale based on qualitative and quantitative research
Toss a Peach and Get Back a Plum: Impact of Customized Services on Firm Performance
The digital economy has led to the diversification of user needs and continuous innovation by firms, and firms are increasingly providing customized services to respond to changing user needs and expect to improve their competitiveness and performance. However, there are few in-depth studies on the mechanisms of the impact of customized services on firm performance and the differences among industries. This study attempts to fill this gap by cons…
Facility Fees for Colonoscopy Procedures at Hospitals and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
This cross-sectional study investigates commercial facility fee differences for colonoscopy procedures between US hospitals and ambulatory surgery centers located within the same county and contracting with the same insurers
Determining the cooling magnitude in the east of China during the Last Glacial Maximum using a degree-day model
(Re)Constructing equality, diversity, and inclusion in Chinese childhoods: Intersectional perspectives and transdisciplinary approaches
Identifying recipes of historical cupels from Yunnan, China
Cupellation was the most important silver extraction technology in the ancient world. No later than the Han Dynasty, China adopted cupellation in silver extraction. However, the cupel, the most significant physical evidence of this process, is not frequently identified archaeologically in China and is rarely analyzed to reconstruct the technology and material characteristics of the process. Here we present new findings from the sites of Beiyachan…
‘It is the easiest thing to do’: University students’ perspectives on the role of lecture recording in promoting inclusive education in the UK
The implementation of lecture recording (LR) technology is becoming common practice in higher education (HE). While it is often promoted as a technological solution to inclusion, there is a need for more in-depth research to examine such assumptions. This study was conducted in a research-intensive elite university in the UK, employing semi-structured interviews with 15 students and 10 teaching staff and focusing on students’ voices as an under-r…
User perception of animation fluency: The effect of time duration in different phases of animated transitions during application usage
Investigating predictors of juvenile traditional and/or cyber offense using machine learning by constructing a decision support system
The importance of quality in a complex behavioral model dependent on the analytical: An example of adopting eco-friendly cars among young consumers in the United States
Can the combination of urban development models promote carbon productivity? Evidence from an empirical analysis in China
Perinatal Depression Screening and Management Program Within Primary Health Care in Hefei, Anhui: Lessons on Cross-Cultural and Mental Health Qualitative Research
Integration of internet of things (IoT) technology in the design model of sustainable green building spaces
Does extremes lead to opposites? The influence mechanism of specific ambivalent emotions on tourists’ travel intention
Like Water: Feeling and Negotiating Relational Complexity in School-Based Ethnographic Childhood Research in China Through the Lens of Emotional Reflexivity
Ethnography is often considered as a suitable methodological approach to explore childhoods, nevertheless, there is limited reflection on ethics in the field in the Global South educational settings, such as China. Previous China-based fieldwork studies suggest complex field relationships as a major ethical challenge. Although the issue is especially prominent in research that contests "normative" Chinese childhoods, it hasn't been sufficiently d…
Click to Cheat: Unraveling Internet-Facilitated Academic Misconduct Among Undergraduate Students
Direct selling or on-the-spot ‘cooking’? The impact of sales interaction on consumers' purchase intentions for food souvenirs
In many tourism locales, traditional cuisine, though savoury, typically proves challenging to preserve over extended intervals. Consequently, these destinations have leveraged their culinary heritage to craft food souvenirs, often accompanied by cooking demonstrations. Such displays not only captivate consumers but also disseminate cultural knowledge of local food traditions. However, extant scholarship predominantly concentrates on how the perce…
Limited‐Quantity Scarcity and Streamer Creative Language: The Dual Effects on Live‐Streaming Buying Behavior in Tourism E‐Commerce
This study explores how limited‐quantity scarcity and a streamer's language strategy interact to influence consumers' immediate buying behavior in tourism e‐commerce live‐streaming promotions. We conducted six online scenario experiments to explore these dynamics. The findings reveal that under low limited‐quantity conditions, a streamer's creative description significantly enhances consumers' anticipated elation, thereby effectively promoting im…
Impacts of enterprise digital transformation on green technology innovation in China
Analysis of the synergistic effects in China's marine economy-technology-environment system
Psychology (14 works) · Business (11 works) · Computer Science (8 works) · Medicine (8 works) · Political science (8 works) · China (6 works) · Economics (6 works) · Geography (6 works) · Marketing (6 works) · Tourism (6 works)