Jing Shao
Biographic Data
| ID | 3621790 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jing Shao |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jing |
| FAMILY NAME | Shao |
| SIGNATURE | SHAO J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute of Archaeology |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3521-6744 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 59 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 113 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 59 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 6 |
Bast fiber production and consumption on the 5th-millennium-BP north Loess Plateau, China
Evaluating juvenile ankylosing spondylitis: A possible case from the central plains of Ming-Qing China
From awareness to action: Exploring health information seeking behavior in coronary heart disease patients: a cross-sectional study
Introduction: Coronary heart disease (CHD) is a major global health burden requiring long-term management. Despite the essential role of health information seeking behavior (HISB) in disease self-management, current levels among CHD patients remain low, and research on its influencing factors is limited. Objectives: This study aimed to explore HISB among patients with CHD and to identify factors associated with variations in HISB using the Risk P…
The effects of gain-loss framed message on physical activity attitudes, intentions, and behaviors in physically inactive adults: A systematic review and meta-analysis
Background Physical inactivity poses serious health risks. Message framing is a strategy to encourage healthy behaviors, but its effectiveness in promoting physical activity (PA) is unclear, creating challenges for professionals in choosing optimal strategies. Objective To compare the effects of gain-framed versus loss-framed messages on PA attitudes, intentions, and behaviors among inactive adults. Methods Seven electronic databases were searche…
Nurses’ innovative use of information systems: A narrative review
Background: Despite the widespread adoption of Nursing Information Systems (NIS), nurses often remain positioned as passive users, which limits the potential for system-driven care transformation. Objectives: This narrative review synthesizes evidence on nurses' innovative use behaviors in NIS to identify actionable pathways for empowering nurses as co-designers of digital health solutions. Methods: A synthesis of peer-reviewed literature was con…
Study protocol: Feasibility and acceptability of culturally adapted CBT for anxiety, depression, and stigma in Chinese IBD patients
BACKGROUND: Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is associated with high anxiety, depression, and stigma in Chinese populations, where Western-centric cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) often fails to align with Confucian values of familial interdependence. This protocol for a pilot randomized controlled trial (RCT) aims to evaluate the feasibility, acceptability, and preliminary efficacy of a Confucianism-adapted CBT (CA-CBT) for Chinese IBD patient…
Regulatory spillover: The impact of the Contracts for Difference scheme on wholesale electricity prices in the United Kingdom
Qi-Huang decoction ameliorates renal injury in candidaemia via Dectin-1/NF-κB/IκBζ signaling pathway regulated by miR-32-5p
Bilingualism and musicianship selectively facilitate non-native tone perception: Tone type and syllable variability matter
This study investigated how listeners’ language and music backgrounds jointly affect their non-native tone perception in the low variability condition, where tones were constantly borne by a fixed syllable, and in the high variability condition, where tones were always carried by different syllables. Using an AX discrimination task combined with low and high syllable variability manipulation, we asked four participant groups, including Mandarin-L…
Latent profile analysis of post-traumatic growth and psychological resilience among patients with mental illness during the rehabilitation period: Associations with social support
Heterogeneity existed in the PTG and psychological resilience of patients during the rehabilitation period. Compared with other subgroups, patients in the integrated adaptation group exhibited elevated social support resources. Healthcare professionals should utilize these groups when assessing PTG and resilience. This will allow for personalized clinical interventions based on these profiles that may help ameliorate psychological distress, incre…
Technological continuity amidst cultural transformation: Pottery production at the late Neolithic Miaoliang Site, Northern China
Human-animal interactions in prehistoric China: Insights from metagenomic analysis of Longshan period paleofeces
Social complexity and hierarchy in the Hetao region on the eve of Chinese proto-state formation by isotopic analysis
Transcriptomics analysis reveals the effect of Pulsatilla decoction butanol extract on endoplasmic reticulum and peroxisome function of Candida albicans in hyphal state
N-butanol extract of Pulsatilla decoction alleviates vulvovaginal candidiasis via the regulation of mitochondria-associated Type I interferon signaling pathways
The intertemporal unfairness of the feed-in tariff scheme in the United Kingdom: Catching up across regions
How Aging and Age-Related Hearing Loss Affect the Recognition of Emotion in Whispered Speech
Whispering is a common adverse hearing condition. However, it is still unclear whether older adults have more difficulty perceiving emotions in whispered speech, and whether hearing loss contributes to these difficulties. To fill this research gap, we compared emotional prosody perception under phonated and whispered conditions in three groups of participants (younger adults, and older adults with and without hearing loss). The results revealed t…
Rice cultivation and its environmental and social contexts at the Shimao site, Northwest China
Longdan Xiegan decoction ameliorates vulvovaginal candidiasis by inhibiting the NLRP3 inflammasome via the Toll-like receptor /MyD88 pathway
Excess demand or excess supply? A comparison of renewable energy certificate markets in the United Kingdom and Australia
Comparing the United Kingdom's Renewables Obligation and Australia's Renewable Energy Target, this paper reconstructs the market for green certificates in which penalties are imposed on missed certificates. Our analysis shows that excess demand in the Renewables Obligation makes the penalty the minimum certificate price, but excess supply in the Renewable Energy Target makes the penalty the maximum certificate price. Further, excess supply also i…
Craft Specialization in the Highland Longshan Society: Perspective from the Bone Needle Workshop on the Central Mound at the Shimao Site, Shaanxi, China
The emergence of Shimao, a proto-urban center at the contact zone between agropastoral communities of the Loess Plateau and herders/hunter-gatherers of Monogolian Plateau, offers critical insights into the economic activities during the transition to the Bronze Age in continental East Asia. Unprecedented in scale in prehistoric China, the bone needle workshop at the central mound was a prelude to the specialized, industrial-scale bone production …
Development of an integrated cardiac rehabilitation program to improve the adaptation level of patients after acute myocardial infarction
Background: Individual's adaptation following acute myocardial infarction (AMI) and low attendance of whole-course cardiac rehabilitation (CR) are significant issues. For optimal health post AMI, an integrated CR program aiming at individual's adaptive behaviors is imperative for improving the CR efficiency and patients' outcomes. This study aims to develop theory-guided interventions to increase CR attendance and adaptation level of patients pos…
A case of septic arthritis of the hip in Central Plains, China, during the Western Han Dynasty (3rd century BCE–1st century CE)
Effects of n-butanol extract of Pulsatilla decoction on the NLRP3 inflammasome in macrophages infected with Candida albicans
Ceramic raptors unearthed at the site of Shimao (2300–1800 BCE) in northern China: Production and use
Fluid Labor and Blood Money: The Economy of HIV/Aids in Rural Central China
This ethnographically grounded "epidemiology" implicates China's liberalized economy in the HIV epidemic among commercial plasma donors in rural central China. It uncovers the pathological confluence of spheres of economic circulations that have created the conditions for value to be extracted not through labor but from human plasma harvested from agricultural producers. This critique has emerged out of, and in turn informed, efforts to forestall…
The first Neolithic urban center on China's north Loess Plateau: The rise and fall of Shimao
When peripheries were centres: A preliminary study of the Shimao-centred polity in the loess highland, China
Chinese civilisation has long been assumed to have developed in the Central Plains in the mid to late second millennium BC. Recent archaeological discoveries at the Bronze Age site of Shimao, however, fundamentally challenge traditional understanding of ‘peripheries’ and ‘centres’, and the emergence of Chinese civilisation. This research reveals that by 2000 BC, the loess highland was home to a complex society representing the political and econo…
Iron production along the Great Wall Belt of the Han Empire: A metallurgical study of an iron smelting site in the Northern Shaanxi, China
Ironworks of the Han dynasty in Yangqiaopan ancient city are so far the only discovered iron smelting site in Northern Shaanxi. A total of 27 slag samples from the site were analysed. The results of metallographic and elemental analyses suggest that both cast iron smelting and the fining process were employed at the site. In addition, this paper suggests that under the iron monopoly policy, iron production was carried out in prefectures along the…
Proposing a toast' from the first urban center in the north Loess Plateau, China: Alcoholic beverages at Shimao
Solidarity and Distinction in Blood: Contamination, Morality and Variability
This is an ethnographic exploration into the meanings of contaminated blood. Intense commercial harvesting of human plasma, a blood component, in rural central China during the 1990s resulted in extensive HIV infection among donors. The lack of viral diversity among these infected donors, as revealed by research in molecular epidemiology, confirms that this epidemic took hold and spread rapidly with deadly efficiency through unsanitary plasmapher…
Rice cultivation and its environmental and social contexts at the Shimao site, Northwest China
Iron production in the ancient Xianyang city of the Qin state: A perspective on iron smelting slags
Reconstruction of the Shimao citadel gate: Planning and construction of Huangchengtai gate during the 2nd millennium BCE, China
The great cultural divergence and environmental background of Northern Shaanxi and its adjacent regions during the late Neolithic
Food between the country and the city: The politics of food production at Shimao and Zhaimaoliang in the Ordos Region, northern China
Excess demand or excess supply? A comparison of renewable energy certificate markets in the United Kingdom and Australia
Comparing the United Kingdom's Renewables Obligation and Australia's Renewable Energy Target, this paper reconstructs the market for green certificates in which penalties are imposed on missed certificates. Our analysis shows that excess demand in the Renewables Obligation makes the penalty the minimum certificate price, but excess supply in the Renewable Energy Target makes the penalty the maximum certificate price. Further, excess supply also i…
Handheld X-ray fluorescence analysis of pottery unearthed from the site of Xinjie in Shaanxi Province of Northern China
Effects of Phonetic Similarity in the Identification of Mandarin Tones
Does a Religious Atmosphere Impact Corporate Social Responsibility? A Comparative Study between Taoist and Buddhist Dominated Atmospheres
The impact of religion on business has attracted cross-academic attention in recent years. Does the religious atmosphere impact corporate social responsibility (CSR)? This study addressed this question using a sample of Chinese-listed companies from 2010 to 2018. Our findings reveal that firms in regions with a Taoist-dominated religious atmosphere are more charitable and less environmentally invested. In contrast, firms with a Buddhist-dominated…
The Making of Fired Clay Bricks in C hina Some 5000 Years Ago
Fired bricks are a hard and durable masonry material that has played a major role in the emergence of early human urban civilization. In C hina, fired clay bricks have been widely used as a building and flooring material since the Q in D ynasty (476−206 bc ), although a few lines of evidence show that fired clay bricks might have been invented as early as 5500 years ago in eastern central C hina. However, these burnt clumps of clay appear not to …
The Transmission of Chinese Medicine
The Transmission of Chinese Medicine. Elisabeth Hsu. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1999. viii + 296 pp., tables, appendix, glossary, references, indexes
Fluid Labor and Blood Money: The Economy of HIV/Aids in Rural Central China
This ethnographically grounded "epidemiology" implicates China's liberalized economy in the HIV epidemic among commercial plasma donors in rural central China. It uncovers the pathological confluence of spheres of economic circulations that have created the conditions for value to be extracted not through labor but from human plasma harvested from agricultural producers. This critique has emerged out of, and in turn informed, efforts to forestall…
Solidarity and Distinction in Blood: Contamination, Morality and Variability
This is an ethnographic exploration into the meanings of contaminated blood. Intense commercial harvesting of human plasma, a blood component, in rural central China during the 1990s resulted in extensive HIV infection among donors. The lack of viral diversity among these infected donors, as revealed by research in molecular epidemiology, confirms that this epidemic took hold and spread rapidly with deadly efficiency through unsanitary plasmapher…
Dynamic anthropometric changes in children as shown by longitudinal data for 2004–2009 from the city of Dalian, China
Height, weight and BMI z-scores among boys and girls of 7-12 years old in Dalian were generally greater than the WHO standards. The major reasons for the differences may be due to rapid socioeconomic development and improvements in nutrition and living conditions
Prevalence and risk factors of Helicobacter pylori infection in Chinese maritime workers
Helicobacter pylori infection is associated with raw vegetables consumption, pickle food consumption, family income and family history of gastrointestinal disease among Chinese maritime workers
The Making of Fired Clay Bricks in C hina Some 5000 Years Ago
Fired bricks are a hard and durable masonry material that has played a major role in the emergence of early human urban civilization. In C hina, fired clay bricks have been widely used as a building and flooring material since the Q in D ynasty (476−206 bc ), although a few lines of evidence show that fired clay bricks might have been invented as early as 5500 years ago in eastern central C hina. However, these burnt clumps of clay appear not to …
Cycles of maximin and utilitarian policies under the veil of ignorance
Food between the country and the city: The politics of food production at Shimao and Zhaimaoliang in the Ordos Region, northern China
The first Neolithic urban center on China's north Loess Plateau: The rise and fall of Shimao
Effects of Phonetic Similarity in the Identification of Mandarin Tones
Green entrepreneurial orientation for enhancing firm performance: A dynamic capability perspective
Objective Evaluation of Demonstrative Arguments
When peripheries were centres: A preliminary study of the Shimao-centred polity in the loess highland, China
Chinese civilisation has long been assumed to have developed in the Central Plains in the mid to late second millennium BC. Recent archaeological discoveries at the Bronze Age site of Shimao, however, fundamentally challenge traditional understanding of ‘peripheries’ and ‘centres’, and the emergence of Chinese civilisation. This research reveals that by 2000 BC, the loess highland was home to a complex society representing the political and econo…
The great cultural divergence and environmental background of Northern Shaanxi and its adjacent regions during the late Neolithic
Reconstruction of the Shimao citadel gate: Planning and construction of Huangchengtai gate during the 2nd millennium BCE, China
A comparative study of Shimao and Taosi
Shimao and Taosi are the two most important North China mega-sites dating from the late Longshan through early Xia. Both were possibly early political centers. Based on a comprehensive analysis of updated archaeological discoveries and the results of interdisciplinary research, the current study is a preliminary discussion of interactions between Shimao and Taosi. We argue that the inter-site dynamic varied over time. More importantly, Shimao inf…
Shimao culture: Naming, distribution, and chronology
By synthesizing previous studies and the most updated archaeological data by typical stratigraphic contexts and assemblages, Hetao region cultural remains represented by li -tripods with double-handles should be considered part of the Shimao culture. With its core distribution area spanning from northern Shaanxi to central-northern Shanxi to central-southern Inner Mongolia, the development of Shimao culture can be divided into three phases: early…
Exploring the Experience of Healthcare Workers Who Returned to Work After Recovering From Covid-19: A Qualitative Study
Background: To date, a large body of literature focuses on the experience of healthcare providers who cared for COVID-19 patients. Qualitative studies exploring the experience of healthcare workers in the workplace after recovering from COVID-19 are limited. This study aimed to describe the experience of healthcare workers who returned to work after recovering from COVID-19. Methods: This study employed a qualitative descriptive approach with a c…
Unleashing the Potential Role of CSR and Altruistic Values to Foster Pro-Environmental Behavior by Hotel Employees
The hotel sector, around the globe, has a bad reputation due to its oversized carbon footprint. Therefore, this sector requires different approaches to improve its environmental management efforts. In this regard, the importance of employees' pro-environmental behavior (PEB) has been recently discussed to reduce an enterprise's carbon footprint. Reflecting this, the current work aims to improve PEB of employees as an outcome of corporate social r…
Associations of dietary inflammatory index with metabolic syndrome and its components: A systematic review and meta-analysis
Objective: Inflammation has been suggested to play an important role in the development and progression of metabolic syndrome (MetS). Dietary inflammatory index (DII), a measurement of inflammatory potential in diets, was suggested to be associated with MetS. The aim of this systematic review and meta-analysis was to establish the associations of DII with MetS and its components based on available observational studies. Design: Systematic review …
Proposing a toast' from the first urban center in the north Loess Plateau, China: Alcoholic beverages at Shimao
Revisiting economic effectiveness of foreign aid: The case of Japanese aid to China
Over the years, several studies have assessed whether foreign aid plays an active role in promoting economic growth of the recipient country, but to date, it is still an unresolved question. Based on the case of Japan's aid to China, this paper uses the geographically and temporally weighted regression (GTWR) model to evaluate the economic effect of aid, compared with the ordinary least squares (OLS) and geographically weighted regression (GWR) m…
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Pathways from self-disclosure to medical coping strategy among adolescents with moderate and major depression during the Covid-19 pandemic: A mediation of self-efficacy
Self-efficacy played a partial mediating role in the effect of self-disclosure on medical coping strategies for adolescent depression during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the use of a positive self-disclosure mechanism may be anticipated to promote improved self-efficacy and the use of active coping strategies
Empowering Green Development: How Social Media Interaction Influences Environmental Information Disclosure of High-Polluting Firms
While social media has become increasingly prevalent in recent years, few studies have examined the role of social media in regulating the environmental information disclosure (EID) of high-polluting enterprises. Using a sample of 2, 211 A-share listed firms in China from 2010 to 2019, this study empirically tests the relationship between firm-investor social media interactions and the EID of high-polluting firms. The results show that social med…
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