Jianing Li
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3635485 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Jianing Li |
| NOMBRES | Jianing |
| APELLIDO | Li |
| FIRMA | LI J |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Wisconsin–Madison |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5478-0610 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 28 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 57 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 28 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2017 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Partisanship in Context
How people consume information and understand facts is an inherently multilevel problem, but inquiry frequently stops at the individual-level. We highlight how disparities in local newspaper availability across communities influence individuals’ partisan selective exposure and congruent political misperceptions. Using a quasi-experimental design enabling comparisons of individuals living in counties with different local newspaper availability but…
Influence of Ethnic Minority Performing Arts Activities on Tourism Consumption Behavior Based on the Moderating Role of Cultural Identity
This research investigates the complex causal mechanisms through which ethnic minority performing arts catalyze tourism consumption, specifically examining the moderating influence of cultural identity (CI) on the nexus between service attributes and behavioral outcomes. Utilizing an empirical dataset ( N = 353) garnered from a field survey in the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, China, the study operationalizes a structural model to validate th…
Why are people skeptical of social media
Technology Review of Magic School AI
Students with special needs often require more assistance and attention to meet their educational needs. However, schools frequently grapple with a critical shortage of special education teachers and support staff. This shortage of special education teachers can result in limited resources for general and subject teachers (e.g., math, science), making it challenging to provide individualized support to students with special needs. Specifically, s…
A Network Approach for Discovering Spatially Associated Objects
Discovering spatially associated objects involves measuring objects’ similarities and retrieving associated objects. The integration of spatial topology and network models for discovering associated objects remains largely unexplored. Here, the concept of a maximum topological accessibility path was developed to quantify objects’ similarity attenuation. Considering the topological accessibility and spatial feature similarity of network nodes, an …
A cross-sectional content analysis of Chinese/English bilingual children’s picture books
Does news literacy help combat misinformation? The interplay of news literacy, political ideology, and ideological media use on Covid-19 misperceptions
The COVID-19 pandemic heightened the urgency of working across lines of political difference to combat misinformation. This paper asks: Does having news literacy matter in reducing misperceptions, and importantly, for whom does having news literacy matter? Using a national survey of US adults (N = 1700) that included the largest set of COVID-19-related misperceptions examined to date (k = 84), we tested how the effects of news literacy on misperc…
A network analysis of academic procrastination, psychological and environmental factors among medical students
This is an observational study based on surveys and network analysis, and no healthcare intervention was involved. Therefore, it was not registered in any clinical trial registry
Facilitators of and barriers to a three-day intensive group cognitive behavioural therapy-based programme for social anxiety among Chinese college students
Intensive group interventions have gained popularity among time-constrained young adults. This study aims to explore the facilitators of and barriers to implementing a three-day intensive group intervention for social anxiety, providing guidance for future implementation and promotion in China. A qualitative research design was employed, involving in-depth, semistructured interviews with twenty-two participants who had taken part in a research pr…
Manufacturing January 6
The #StopTheStealMovement, which culminated in the January 6 attack, was part of a coordinated, months-long campaign to convince the public that the 2020 election was stolen through fraud and that Donald Trump had won. The dominant narrative of how this movement emerged is a national one, with Donald Trump at the center. However, we show how state and local political institutions, events, and actors-in this case, county Republican parties on Face…
Enhancing Urban Resilience Through Spatial Interaction-Based City Management Zoning
Good city management is essential in mitigating the impact of various crisis events and thus enhances urban resilience. The current zoning system that underlies China’s city management system, however, hardly meets the resilient requirements in failing to appropriately and flexibly allocate patrol personnel under normal and various crisis scenarios. We propose an optimization method that gives rise to a resilient city management zoning system by …
Construction of vaccination network and influencing factors
Vaccination is a fundamental tool in preventing infectious diseases. However, due to the wide array of vaccines available, comprehending the entire vaccine landscape can be a daunting task. To tackle this complexity, this study employs advanced network analysis methods capable of capturing the intricate relationships within multivariate datasets. The objective is to investigate how the vaccination landscape has evolved both before and after the C…
Gender never defines me
Our society's understanding of gender is deepening. Children born exposed to all kinds of information about gender variety come to school with more diversified gender identities and expressions. This study aims to promote understanding of the role that gender plays in the field of education and generate innovative inspirations for gender-neutral pedagogies in preschool. The current study scanned through previous research in the past 10 years and …
Effect of depressive symptoms on quality of work life in female nurses
This study highlights the importance of developing mental health plans and psychological interventions for female nurses to maintain mental health and QWL, which is critical to the nursing workforce's sustainability
Not all skepticism is “healthy” skepticism
Fostering skepticism has been seen as key to addressing misinformation on social media. This article reveals that not all skepticism is “healthy” skepticism by theorizing, measuring, and testing the effects of two types of skepticism toward social media misinformation: accuracy- and identity-motivated skepticism. A two-wave panel survey experiment shows that when people’s skepticism toward social media misinformation is driven by accuracy motivat…
Hope over fear
Reading Sons and Lovers through Object Relations Theory
This paper dissects Paul Morel’s various female and male relationships portrayed in Sons and Lovers by dint of object relations theory. In the course of the investigation, it is gradually revealed that the paradigms of son-mother and son-father relationships reverberate throughout Paul’s life, from which none of his other relationships can be freed. In the final analysis, Paul is only a symbiotic infant caught up in the smothering repetitions of …
Algorithmic Agents in the Hybrid Media System
Social bots, or algorithmic agents that amplify certain viewpoints and interact with selected actors on social media, may influence online discussion, news attention, or even public opinion through coordinated action. Previous research has documented the presence of bot activities and developed detection algorithms. Yet, how social bots influence attention dynamics of the hybrid media system remains understudied. Leveraging a large collection of …
The role of leptin in indirectly mediating “somatic anxiety” symptoms in major depressive disorder
Our finding that leptin was a significant and indirect mediator of clinical status (MDD or FDR-MDD) and "somatic anxiety" symptoms suggests that leptin may indirectly affect somatic depressive symptoms in MDD. Our findings may provide a theoretical basis for novel clinical interventions in MDD
The Power of a Genre
Concerns over misinformation have inspired research on how people are influenced by, and form perceptions of, media messages that aim to correct false claims. We juxtapose two seemingly incongruent expectations from the theories of motivated reasoning and hostile media perceptions, uncovering the unique effects of presenting a political news story with corrective information as a “fact-check.” We test our theoretical expectations through two onli…
Chiming In
While music as an artistic form is well studied, the individuals behind the art receive relatively less attention. In this article, we provide evidence of celebrity advocacy with a systematic examination of musicians' political engagement on Twitter. This study estimates the extent to which musicians use Twitter for political purposes, with particular attention to whether such engagement varies across music genres. Through a computational-assiste…
The Value of Not Knowing
The problem of a misinformed citizenry is often used to motivate research on misinformation and its corrections. However, researchers know little about how differences in informedness affect how well corrective information helps individuals develop knowledge about current events. We introduce a Differential Informedness Model that distinguishes between three types of individuals, that is, the uninformed, the ambiguous, and the misinformed, and es…
Fake News Is Anything They Say!” — Conceptualization and Weaponization of Fake News among the American Public
This study examines the articulation of public opinion about so-called fake news using a national survey (N = 510) of U.S. adults conducted in 2018. We coded respondents’ open-ended answers about what is “fake news” and found that while some respondents adopted a politically neutral, descriptive definition, others provided a partisan, accusatory answer. Specifically, the weaponization of fake news was evident in the way respondents used the term …
Inheritance or variation? Spatial regeneration and acculturation via implantation of cultural and creative industries in Beijing's traditional compounds
Toward a Research Agenda on Political Misinformation and Corrective Information
Truth and falsehood are central subjects in philosophical, political science and mass communication scholarship as an informed citizenry is regarded as a necessity for a well-functioning democracy
Fake News Is Anything They Say!” — Conceptualization and Weaponization of Fake News among the American Public
This study examines the articulation of public opinion about so-called fake news using a national survey (N = 510) of U.S. adults conducted in 2018. We coded respondents’ open-ended answers about what is “fake news” and found that while some respondents adopted a politically neutral, descriptive definition, others provided a partisan, accusatory answer. Specifically, the weaponization of fake news was evident in the way respondents used the term …
Toward a Research Agenda on Political Misinformation and Corrective Information
Truth and falsehood are central subjects in philosophical, political science and mass communication scholarship as an informed citizenry is regarded as a necessity for a well-functioning democracy
The Power of a Genre
Concerns over misinformation have inspired research on how people are influenced by, and form perceptions of, media messages that aim to correct false claims. We juxtapose two seemingly incongruent expectations from the theories of motivated reasoning and hostile media perceptions, uncovering the unique effects of presenting a political news story with corrective information as a “fact-check.” We test our theoretical expectations through two onli…
Real Talk About Fake News
This article studies 'fake news' beyond the consumption and dissemination of misinformation and disinformation. We uncover how the term 'fake news' serves as a discursive device for ordinary citizens to consolidate group identity in everyday political utterances on Twitter. Using computational linguistic and network analyses, we demonstrate that over the period of 2016-2018, there is an uptrend in the use of identity language in US Twitter users'…
A city's “urban crack” at 4 a.m
Enhancing Urban Resilience Through Spatial Interaction-Based City Management Zoning
Good city management is essential in mitigating the impact of various crisis events and thus enhances urban resilience. The current zoning system that underlies China’s city management system, however, hardly meets the resilient requirements in failing to appropriately and flexibly allocate patrol personnel under normal and various crisis scenarios. We propose an optimization method that gives rise to a resilient city management zoning system by …
Not all skepticism is “healthy” skepticism
Fostering skepticism has been seen as key to addressing misinformation on social media. This article reveals that not all skepticism is “healthy” skepticism by theorizing, measuring, and testing the effects of two types of skepticism toward social media misinformation: accuracy- and identity-motivated skepticism. A two-wave panel survey experiment shows that when people’s skepticism toward social media misinformation is driven by accuracy motivat…
Inheritance or variation? Spatial regeneration and acculturation via implantation of cultural and creative industries in Beijing's traditional compounds
Hope over fear
Socioeconomic Disparities in Mortality Among Women With Incident Breast Cancer Before and After Implementation of Medicare Part D
BACKGROUND: Breast cancer patients exhibit survival disparities based on socioeconomic status (SES). Disparities may be attributable to access to expensive oral endocrine agents. OBJECTIVES: Define recent socioeconomic disparities in breast cancer survival and determine whether these improved after implementation of the Medicare Part D program. DESIGN: Difference-in-difference natural experiment of women diagnosed and treated before or after impl…
A city's “urban crack” at 4 a.m
The Value of Not Knowing
The problem of a misinformed citizenry is often used to motivate research on misinformation and its corrections. However, researchers know little about how differences in informedness affect how well corrective information helps individuals develop knowledge about current events. We introduce a Differential Informedness Model that distinguishes between three types of individuals, that is, the uninformed, the ambiguous, and the misinformed, and es…
Fake News Is Anything They Say!” — Conceptualization and Weaponization of Fake News among the American Public
This study examines the articulation of public opinion about so-called fake news using a national survey (N = 510) of U.S. adults conducted in 2018. We coded respondents’ open-ended answers about what is “fake news” and found that while some respondents adopted a politically neutral, descriptive definition, others provided a partisan, accusatory answer. Specifically, the weaponization of fake news was evident in the way respondents used the term …
Inheritance or variation? Spatial regeneration and acculturation via implantation of cultural and creative industries in Beijing's traditional compounds
Toward a Research Agenda on Political Misinformation and Corrective Information
Truth and falsehood are central subjects in philosophical, political science and mass communication scholarship as an informed citizenry is regarded as a necessity for a well-functioning democracy
Real Talk About Fake News
This article studies 'fake news' beyond the consumption and dissemination of misinformation and disinformation. We uncover how the term 'fake news' serves as a discursive device for ordinary citizens to consolidate group identity in everyday political utterances on Twitter. Using computational linguistic and network analyses, we demonstrate that over the period of 2016-2018, there is an uptrend in the use of identity language in US Twitter users'…
The Power of a Genre
Concerns over misinformation have inspired research on how people are influenced by, and form perceptions of, media messages that aim to correct false claims. We juxtapose two seemingly incongruent expectations from the theories of motivated reasoning and hostile media perceptions, uncovering the unique effects of presenting a political news story with corrective information as a “fact-check.” We test our theoretical expectations through two onli…
Chiming In
While music as an artistic form is well studied, the individuals behind the art receive relatively less attention. In this article, we provide evidence of celebrity advocacy with a systematic examination of musicians' political engagement on Twitter. This study estimates the extent to which musicians use Twitter for political purposes, with particular attention to whether such engagement varies across music genres. Through a computational-assiste…
Reading Sons and Lovers through Object Relations Theory
This paper dissects Paul Morel’s various female and male relationships portrayed in Sons and Lovers by dint of object relations theory. In the course of the investigation, it is gradually revealed that the paradigms of son-mother and son-father relationships reverberate throughout Paul’s life, from which none of his other relationships can be freed. In the final analysis, Paul is only a symbiotic infant caught up in the smothering repetitions of …
Algorithmic Agents in the Hybrid Media System
Social bots, or algorithmic agents that amplify certain viewpoints and interact with selected actors on social media, may influence online discussion, news attention, or even public opinion through coordinated action. Previous research has documented the presence of bot activities and developed detection algorithms. Yet, how social bots influence attention dynamics of the hybrid media system remains understudied. Leveraging a large collection of …
The role of leptin in indirectly mediating “somatic anxiety” symptoms in major depressive disorder
Our finding that leptin was a significant and indirect mediator of clinical status (MDD or FDR-MDD) and "somatic anxiety" symptoms suggests that leptin may indirectly affect somatic depressive symptoms in MDD. Our findings may provide a theoretical basis for novel clinical interventions in MDD
Construction of vaccination network and influencing factors
Vaccination is a fundamental tool in preventing infectious diseases. However, due to the wide array of vaccines available, comprehending the entire vaccine landscape can be a daunting task. To tackle this complexity, this study employs advanced network analysis methods capable of capturing the intricate relationships within multivariate datasets. The objective is to investigate how the vaccination landscape has evolved both before and after the C…
Gender never defines me
Our society's understanding of gender is deepening. Children born exposed to all kinds of information about gender variety come to school with more diversified gender identities and expressions. This study aims to promote understanding of the role that gender plays in the field of education and generate innovative inspirations for gender-neutral pedagogies in preschool. The current study scanned through previous research in the past 10 years and …
Effect of depressive symptoms on quality of work life in female nurses
This study highlights the importance of developing mental health plans and psychological interventions for female nurses to maintain mental health and QWL, which is critical to the nursing workforce's sustainability
Not all skepticism is “healthy” skepticism
Fostering skepticism has been seen as key to addressing misinformation on social media. This article reveals that not all skepticism is “healthy” skepticism by theorizing, measuring, and testing the effects of two types of skepticism toward social media misinformation: accuracy- and identity-motivated skepticism. A two-wave panel survey experiment shows that when people’s skepticism toward social media misinformation is driven by accuracy motivat…
Hope over fear
Enhancing Urban Resilience Through Spatial Interaction-Based City Management Zoning
Good city management is essential in mitigating the impact of various crisis events and thus enhances urban resilience. The current zoning system that underlies China’s city management system, however, hardly meets the resilient requirements in failing to appropriately and flexibly allocate patrol personnel under normal and various crisis scenarios. We propose an optimization method that gives rise to a resilient city management zoning system by …
Technology Review of Magic School AI
Students with special needs often require more assistance and attention to meet their educational needs. However, schools frequently grapple with a critical shortage of special education teachers and support staff. This shortage of special education teachers can result in limited resources for general and subject teachers (e.g., math, science), making it challenging to provide individualized support to students with special needs. Specifically, s…
A Network Approach for Discovering Spatially Associated Objects
Discovering spatially associated objects involves measuring objects’ similarities and retrieving associated objects. The integration of spatial topology and network models for discovering associated objects remains largely unexplored. Here, the concept of a maximum topological accessibility path was developed to quantify objects’ similarity attenuation. Considering the topological accessibility and spatial feature similarity of network nodes, an …
A cross-sectional content analysis of Chinese/English bilingual children’s picture books
Does news literacy help combat misinformation? The interplay of news literacy, political ideology, and ideological media use on Covid-19 misperceptions
The COVID-19 pandemic heightened the urgency of working across lines of political difference to combat misinformation. This paper asks: Does having news literacy matter in reducing misperceptions, and importantly, for whom does having news literacy matter? Using a national survey of US adults (N = 1700) that included the largest set of COVID-19-related misperceptions examined to date (k = 84), we tested how the effects of news literacy on misperc…
A network analysis of academic procrastination, psychological and environmental factors among medical students
This is an observational study based on surveys and network analysis, and no healthcare intervention was involved. Therefore, it was not registered in any clinical trial registry
Facilitators of and barriers to a three-day intensive group cognitive behavioural therapy-based programme for social anxiety among Chinese college students
Intensive group interventions have gained popularity among time-constrained young adults. This study aims to explore the facilitators of and barriers to implementing a three-day intensive group intervention for social anxiety, providing guidance for future implementation and promotion in China. A qualitative research design was employed, involving in-depth, semistructured interviews with twenty-two participants who had taken part in a research pr…
Manufacturing January 6
The #StopTheStealMovement, which culminated in the January 6 attack, was part of a coordinated, months-long campaign to convince the public that the 2020 election was stolen through fraud and that Donald Trump had won. The dominant narrative of how this movement emerged is a national one, with Donald Trump at the center. However, we show how state and local political institutions, events, and actors-in this case, county Republican parties on Face…
Psychology (16 obras) · Political science (11 obras) · Misinformation and Its Impacts (10 obras) · Social Media and Politics (10 obras) · Computer Science (9 obras) · Social Psychology (9 obras) · Law (8 obras) · Sociology (8 obras) · Misinformation (7 obras) · Politics (7 obras)