Zhongqiu Li
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3637087 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Zhongqiu Li |
| PRENOMES | Zhongqiu |
| SOBRENOME | Li |
| ASSINATURA | LI Z |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Northeast Agricultural University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2004-293X |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 0 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2019 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 0 |
Millions of pet videos deepen our understanding of human–cat interactions with implications for management
Free‐ranging cats pose significant threats to biodiversity, yet the cat‐related media online has attracted millions of viewers. The reasons behind this surge in popularity, however, remain underexplored. To address this gap, we conducted a comparative culturomic analysis of over 6 million comments and 60,000 unique tags from over 3 million animal‐related videos on Bilibili, a major Chinese video‐sharing platform. Using natural language processing…
Environmental DNA reveals anthropogenic impacts on fish diversity in mountain streams and the increasing risk of species invasion
The Nature and Motivation of Human Cooperation from Variant Public Goods Games
Impact of environmentally specific transformational leadership on organizational citizenship behavior for the environment
Through applying social information processing theory and social identity theory, we propose that employees’ moral reflectiveness mediates the relationship between environmentally specific transformational leadership and organizational citizenship behavior for the environment. Further, we tested the moderating effect of leader group prototypicality on the relationship between environmentally specific transformational leadership and subsequent mor…
Linking Superior Developmental Feedback with Employee Job Satisfaction? A Conservation of Resources Perspective
Previous studies have shown that superior developmental feedback (SDF) has a mixed impact on employees' long-term development, but its effect on job satisfaction (JS) has been generally ignored. Therefore, this study proposes and tests a model based on the conservation of resources theory to shed light on how feedback from a leader or superior may increase employees' JS. In this study, researchers analyzed responses from a two-stage questionnaire…
Does perceived overqualification cultivate angels or demons? Examining its interpersonal outcomes through pride from an evolutionary psychology perspective
The current study examines both the positive and negative interpersonal consequences of perceived overqualification (POQ). Building on evolutionary psychology theory and prior research, we clarify the underlying mechanism of pride through which POQ predicts interpersonal behaviors. Specifically, we propose that POQ is positively associated with both authentic pride, leading to increased interpersonal citizenship behaviors, and hubristic pride, le…
Impact of Meritocratic Beliefs of Newcomers on Creativity
Recent research suggests that meritocratic beliefs impact future-oriented activities. However, relatively little attention has been given to concomitant work outcomes, such as employee creativity. This study examines how the meritocratic beliefs of newcomers relate to employee creativity. We explore a serial mediation model where the meritocratic beliefs of newcomers heighten their meaning of work and learning adaptability, which increases employ…
Analysis of Differences in the Spatial Distribution among Terrestrial Mammals Using Geodetector—A Case Study of China
The survival and distribution of animals cannot be separated from a certain environment. How patterns in mammalian species depend on the environment remain unclear. This study incorporating spatial data on climate, precipitation, topography, and vegetation quantitatively analyzed the influence of specific geographical factors on the spatial distribution of terrestrial mammalian richness using the Geodetector model. We used the spatial analysis me…
Micro-scale Flood Hazard Assessment Based on Catastrophe Theory and an Integrated 2-D Hydraulic Model
Assessments of urban flood hazards are crucial for planning and early warning flood system design. Moreover, hazard risk assessment is useful for emergency planning and insurance. There are two common methods for conducting flood hazard risk assessments (FHRA): those based on physical models and those based on parameters. Although physical models are able to simulate flood propagation processes accurately, they also have obvious shortcomings. Par…
Customers as Co-Creators
The development of internet technology and the popularity of smartphones has been gradually affecting people's daily lives, thus causing subtle changes to their health. Manufacturing companies are increasingly establishing virtual communities to motivate customers to participate in new product development. However, the reasons that customers participate in the innovation process and the timing of participation remain under-researched. Hence, usin…
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Customers as Co-Creators
The development of internet technology and the popularity of smartphones has been gradually affecting people's daily lives, thus causing subtle changes to their health. Manufacturing companies are increasingly establishing virtual communities to motivate customers to participate in new product development. However, the reasons that customers participate in the innovation process and the timing of participation remain under-researched. Hence, usin…
Micro-scale Flood Hazard Assessment Based on Catastrophe Theory and an Integrated 2-D Hydraulic Model
Assessments of urban flood hazards are crucial for planning and early warning flood system design. Moreover, hazard risk assessment is useful for emergency planning and insurance. There are two common methods for conducting flood hazard risk assessments (FHRA): those based on physical models and those based on parameters. Although physical models are able to simulate flood propagation processes accurately, they also have obvious shortcomings. Par…
Analysis of Differences in the Spatial Distribution among Terrestrial Mammals Using Geodetector—A Case Study of China
The survival and distribution of animals cannot be separated from a certain environment. How patterns in mammalian species depend on the environment remain unclear. This study incorporating spatial data on climate, precipitation, topography, and vegetation quantitatively analyzed the influence of specific geographical factors on the spatial distribution of terrestrial mammalian richness using the Geodetector model. We used the spatial analysis me…
Does perceived overqualification cultivate angels or demons? Examining its interpersonal outcomes through pride from an evolutionary psychology perspective
The current study examines both the positive and negative interpersonal consequences of perceived overqualification (POQ). Building on evolutionary psychology theory and prior research, we clarify the underlying mechanism of pride through which POQ predicts interpersonal behaviors. Specifically, we propose that POQ is positively associated with both authentic pride, leading to increased interpersonal citizenship behaviors, and hubristic pride, le…
Impact of Meritocratic Beliefs of Newcomers on Creativity
Recent research suggests that meritocratic beliefs impact future-oriented activities. However, relatively little attention has been given to concomitant work outcomes, such as employee creativity. This study examines how the meritocratic beliefs of newcomers relate to employee creativity. We explore a serial mediation model where the meritocratic beliefs of newcomers heighten their meaning of work and learning adaptability, which increases employ…
Impact of environmentally specific transformational leadership on organizational citizenship behavior for the environment
Through applying social information processing theory and social identity theory, we propose that employees’ moral reflectiveness mediates the relationship between environmentally specific transformational leadership and organizational citizenship behavior for the environment. Further, we tested the moderating effect of leader group prototypicality on the relationship between environmentally specific transformational leadership and subsequent mor…
Linking Superior Developmental Feedback with Employee Job Satisfaction? A Conservation of Resources Perspective
Previous studies have shown that superior developmental feedback (SDF) has a mixed impact on employees' long-term development, but its effect on job satisfaction (JS) has been generally ignored. Therefore, this study proposes and tests a model based on the conservation of resources theory to shed light on how feedback from a leader or superior may increase employees' JS. In this study, researchers analyzed responses from a two-stage questionnaire…
The Nature and Motivation of Human Cooperation from Variant Public Goods Games
Millions of pet videos deepen our understanding of human–cat interactions with implications for management
Free‐ranging cats pose significant threats to biodiversity, yet the cat‐related media online has attracted millions of viewers. The reasons behind this surge in popularity, however, remain underexplored. To address this gap, we conducted a comparative culturomic analysis of over 6 million comments and 60,000 unique tags from over 3 million animal‐related videos on Bilibili, a major Chinese video‐sharing platform. Using natural language processing…
Environmental DNA reveals anthropogenic impacts on fish diversity in mountain streams and the increasing risk of species invasion
Psychology (7 obras) · Social Psychology (7 obras) · Computer Science (4 obras) · Geography (4 obras) · Social Psychology (4 obras) · Sociology (4 obras) · Business (3 obras) · Job Satisfaction and Organizational Behavior (3 obras) · Biology (2 obras) · Ecology (2 obras)