Yuwei Li
Biographic Data
| ID | 3711770 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yuwei Li |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yuwei |
| FAMILY NAME | Li |
| SIGNATURE | LI Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | Faculty of Education University of Malaya Kuala Lumpur Malaysia |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2428-1084 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 18 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
What makes a serial argument serial? Conceptualizing seriality in relational conflict
Purpose Serial arguments are conflict episodes that recur in a relationship about the same issue. Given empirical inconsistencies produced by a conventional conception of seriality (e.g. duration and frequency), this study aims to reconceptualize seriality as a cognitive schema that arises from past conflict experiences, stores knowledge and guides arguers in the interpretation and production of behaviors in serial arguments. Furthermore, the aut…
From supporters to navigators
The rapid digitalization of education has redefined parental roles in children's learning, yet research has largely focused on children as technology users while overlooking parents' own active engagement. This study explores parental digital involvement among Chinese primary school students using Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis of 20 interviews with 10 parents, supplemented by participants' diaries and visual materials. The findings rev…
Parental Involvement in Digital Learning During Elementary School Education
Parental involvement has been recognised as a key factor in influencing children's educational outcomes, especially in the context of digital learning in primary education. The objective of this research was to systematically review the research on parental involvement in digital learning scenarios in primary education to understand the definition of parental involvement, theoretical frameworks and research findings in this field of study. Follow…
When Visual Communication Backfires
Although many persuasive messages include imagery, relatively little is known about the potential for the visual components to induce reactance. This research examined the effects of three message variations—camera angle (low vs. eye-level), antithesis (vs. thesis) (i.e., the juxtaposition of contrasting images), and facial expression of emotion (anger vs. happiness)—on reactance and subsequent persuasion. Two experiments ( N = 240 and N = 259) u…
Advice Response Theory
Since its inception, advice response theory (ART) has generated considerable research on informational support. Because empirical support for the theory is not uniform, we conducted a series of meta-analyses to synthesize existing evidence and evaluate theoretical claims. Consistent with ART, advice message features were positively associated with advice outcomes; however, the associations between provider characteristics and advice outcomes rece…
Mechanistic study of the regulation of mitochondrial function by the GPNMB/Nrf2/NF-κB signaling pathway mediated by Quzhi Tang to alleviate chondrocyte senescence
We concluded that the GPNMB/Nrf2/NF-κB signaling pathway plays an important role in chondrocyte senescence and that QZT was able to reduce intracellular oxidative stress and restore impaired mitochondrial function by regulating the expression level of the GPNMB/Nrf2/NF-κB signaling pathway, reducing the level of chondrocyte senescence in the KOA process
Environmental background of subsistence changes from the Middle Neolithic to the Bronze Age in northern Shandong, China
Showcasing Studies of Conversational Motifs Within a Dynamic Dyadic Systems Perspective on Interpersonal Communication
This essay reports three projects that integrate linguistic features of speaking turns into the identification of conversational motifs, which are multiturn segments of dialog within interpersonal interactions. Study 1 focused on support for bereavement, used Linguistic Inquiry and Word Count data to augment characterizations of speaking turns based on speech act, and identified seven 5-turn conversational motifs. Study 2 examined serial argument…
A longitudinal test of relational turbulence theory and serial arguments in romantic relationships
Relational turbulence theory (RTT) suggests that people perceive their romantic relationships as turbulent when they experience interactions that manifest the deleterious effects of relational uncertainty and altered patterns of interdependence. RTT also positions communication in these episodes as associated with subsequent relational uncertainty and qualities of interdependence. Using three-wave panel data collected at three-week intervals, thi…
Sexual attitudes and utilization of sexual and reproductive health services among older women in southern China
Objective: Sexual health plays a vital role in healthy aging. However, little is known about the sexual attitudes of and the utilization of sexual and reproductive health services by older women in China. This article is based on a qualitative study of older Chinese women in suburban areas to examine their attitudes toward sexuality and their utilization of sexual and reproductive health services. Methods: Face-to-face semi-structured interviews …
How Do Qualities of Supportive Conversations Affect Heart Rate Variability During Conversations About the Death of a Parent
This study examined the impact of person-centered communication on bereaved young adults' physiological stress responses when they talked about the death of their parent. Heart rate variability - indexed by the standard deviation of the normal-to-normal intervals (SDNN), the root mean square of successive differences (rMSSD), and the heart rate variability index (HRVi) - was monitored before, during, and after the interaction as an objective meas…
Predicting compliance with interpersonal masking requests
During the COVID-19 pandemic, myriad factors contributed to disagreements around the use of masks to curb the public health crisis. Against this backdrop, this study spotlights how interactional processes predict masking compliance following an interpersonal discussion. The sample included 345 U.S. adults who were requested to put on a face mask in a conversation. The results showed control variables, such as gender, political orientation, and at…
Uncovering the pharmacological mechanism of Shou Tai Wan on recurrent spontaneous abortion
What Does Patient-Centered Communication Look Like
Patient-centered communication promotes positive patient outcomes. This study examines the linguistic markers of two key dimensions of patient-centered communication (i.e., provider compassionate care and shared decision-making) and their mediating effects on patient perceived quality of and affective responses to the provider’s treatment recommendations. Transcripts (N = 343) of provider talk from provider-patient interactions in medical visits …
A review and integration of research on serial arguments
Serial arguments are conflict interactions that recur about the same topic, within the same relationship, and without achieving resolution. A consequential form of interpersonal communication, serial arguments have captured over 30 years of research interest, and the knowledge generated about this phenomenon is robust yet scattered. In this essay, we organize this research landscape by reviewing key findings and identifying unanswered questions r…
Operationalizing relational construal level to test relational turbulence theory
Drawing upon construal level theory (CLT) and relational turbulence theory (RTT), two studies developed and assessed three operationalizations of relational construal level, defined as how concretely or abstractly people conceptualize their romantic relationship, and evaluated relational construal level as a mediator of the associations between relational turbulence and supportiveness, collaborative planning, and social network engagement using d…
Examining Protection Motivation and Network Externality Perspective Regarding the Continued Intention to Use M-Health Apps
M-health apps have developed rapidly and are widely accepted, but users' continued intention to use m-health apps has not been fully explored. This study was designed to obtain a better understanding of users' continued intention to use m-health apps. We developed a theoretical model by incorporating the protection motivation theory and network externalities and conducted an empirical study of a 368-respondent sample. The results showed that: (1)…
Health Providers' Advising on Symptom Management for Upper Respiratory Tract Infections
Antibiotic-resistant infections, fueled by unwarranted antibiotic prescribing, are an increasing threat to public health. Reducing overprescribing and promoting antibiotic stewardship requires managing patient expectations for and understanding about the utility of antibiotics. One hotspot for overprescribing is upper respiratory tract infections, for which the best treatment is often non-antibiotic symptom management behaviors. Guided by advice …
Operationalizing relational construal level to test relational turbulence theory
Drawing upon construal level theory (CLT) and relational turbulence theory (RTT), two studies developed and assessed three operationalizations of relational construal level, defined as how concretely or abstractly people conceptualize their romantic relationship, and evaluated relational construal level as a mediator of the associations between relational turbulence and supportiveness, collaborative planning, and social network engagement using d…
Health Providers' Advising on Symptom Management for Upper Respiratory Tract Infections
Antibiotic-resistant infections, fueled by unwarranted antibiotic prescribing, are an increasing threat to public health. Reducing overprescribing and promoting antibiotic stewardship requires managing patient expectations for and understanding about the utility of antibiotics. One hotspot for overprescribing is upper respiratory tract infections, for which the best treatment is often non-antibiotic symptom management behaviors. Guided by advice …
Showcasing Studies of Conversational Motifs Within a Dynamic Dyadic Systems Perspective on Interpersonal Communication
This essay reports three projects that integrate linguistic features of speaking turns into the identification of conversational motifs, which are multiturn segments of dialog within interpersonal interactions. Study 1 focused on support for bereavement, used Linguistic Inquiry and Word Count data to augment characterizations of speaking turns based on speech act, and identified seven 5-turn conversational motifs. Study 2 examined serial argument…
Health Providers' Advising on Symptom Management for Upper Respiratory Tract Infections
Antibiotic-resistant infections, fueled by unwarranted antibiotic prescribing, are an increasing threat to public health. Reducing overprescribing and promoting antibiotic stewardship requires managing patient expectations for and understanding about the utility of antibiotics. One hotspot for overprescribing is upper respiratory tract infections, for which the best treatment is often non-antibiotic symptom management behaviors. Guided by advice …
Examining Protection Motivation and Network Externality Perspective Regarding the Continued Intention to Use M-Health Apps
M-health apps have developed rapidly and are widely accepted, but users' continued intention to use m-health apps has not been fully explored. This study was designed to obtain a better understanding of users' continued intention to use m-health apps. We developed a theoretical model by incorporating the protection motivation theory and network externalities and conducted an empirical study of a 368-respondent sample. The results showed that: (1)…
What Does Patient-Centered Communication Look Like
Patient-centered communication promotes positive patient outcomes. This study examines the linguistic markers of two key dimensions of patient-centered communication (i.e., provider compassionate care and shared decision-making) and their mediating effects on patient perceived quality of and affective responses to the provider’s treatment recommendations. Transcripts (N = 343) of provider talk from provider-patient interactions in medical visits …
A review and integration of research on serial arguments
Serial arguments are conflict interactions that recur about the same topic, within the same relationship, and without achieving resolution. A consequential form of interpersonal communication, serial arguments have captured over 30 years of research interest, and the knowledge generated about this phenomenon is robust yet scattered. In this essay, we organize this research landscape by reviewing key findings and identifying unanswered questions r…
Operationalizing relational construal level to test relational turbulence theory
Drawing upon construal level theory (CLT) and relational turbulence theory (RTT), two studies developed and assessed three operationalizations of relational construal level, defined as how concretely or abstractly people conceptualize their romantic relationship, and evaluated relational construal level as a mediator of the associations between relational turbulence and supportiveness, collaborative planning, and social network engagement using d…
A longitudinal test of relational turbulence theory and serial arguments in romantic relationships
Relational turbulence theory (RTT) suggests that people perceive their romantic relationships as turbulent when they experience interactions that manifest the deleterious effects of relational uncertainty and altered patterns of interdependence. RTT also positions communication in these episodes as associated with subsequent relational uncertainty and qualities of interdependence. Using three-wave panel data collected at three-week intervals, thi…
Sexual attitudes and utilization of sexual and reproductive health services among older women in southern China
Objective: Sexual health plays a vital role in healthy aging. However, little is known about the sexual attitudes of and the utilization of sexual and reproductive health services by older women in China. This article is based on a qualitative study of older Chinese women in suburban areas to examine their attitudes toward sexuality and their utilization of sexual and reproductive health services. Methods: Face-to-face semi-structured interviews …
How Do Qualities of Supportive Conversations Affect Heart Rate Variability During Conversations About the Death of a Parent
This study examined the impact of person-centered communication on bereaved young adults' physiological stress responses when they talked about the death of their parent. Heart rate variability - indexed by the standard deviation of the normal-to-normal intervals (SDNN), the root mean square of successive differences (rMSSD), and the heart rate variability index (HRVi) - was monitored before, during, and after the interaction as an objective meas…
Predicting compliance with interpersonal masking requests
During the COVID-19 pandemic, myriad factors contributed to disagreements around the use of masks to curb the public health crisis. Against this backdrop, this study spotlights how interactional processes predict masking compliance following an interpersonal discussion. The sample included 345 U.S. adults who were requested to put on a face mask in a conversation. The results showed control variables, such as gender, political orientation, and at…
Uncovering the pharmacological mechanism of Shou Tai Wan on recurrent spontaneous abortion
Parental Involvement in Digital Learning During Elementary School Education
Parental involvement has been recognised as a key factor in influencing children's educational outcomes, especially in the context of digital learning in primary education. The objective of this research was to systematically review the research on parental involvement in digital learning scenarios in primary education to understand the definition of parental involvement, theoretical frameworks and research findings in this field of study. Follow…
When Visual Communication Backfires
Although many persuasive messages include imagery, relatively little is known about the potential for the visual components to induce reactance. This research examined the effects of three message variations—camera angle (low vs. eye-level), antithesis (vs. thesis) (i.e., the juxtaposition of contrasting images), and facial expression of emotion (anger vs. happiness)—on reactance and subsequent persuasion. Two experiments ( N = 240 and N = 259) u…
Advice Response Theory
Since its inception, advice response theory (ART) has generated considerable research on informational support. Because empirical support for the theory is not uniform, we conducted a series of meta-analyses to synthesize existing evidence and evaluate theoretical claims. Consistent with ART, advice message features were positively associated with advice outcomes; however, the associations between provider characteristics and advice outcomes rece…
Mechanistic study of the regulation of mitochondrial function by the GPNMB/Nrf2/NF-κB signaling pathway mediated by Quzhi Tang to alleviate chondrocyte senescence
We concluded that the GPNMB/Nrf2/NF-κB signaling pathway plays an important role in chondrocyte senescence and that QZT was able to reduce intracellular oxidative stress and restore impaired mitochondrial function by regulating the expression level of the GPNMB/Nrf2/NF-κB signaling pathway, reducing the level of chondrocyte senescence in the KOA process
Environmental background of subsistence changes from the Middle Neolithic to the Bronze Age in northern Shandong, China
Showcasing Studies of Conversational Motifs Within a Dynamic Dyadic Systems Perspective on Interpersonal Communication
This essay reports three projects that integrate linguistic features of speaking turns into the identification of conversational motifs, which are multiturn segments of dialog within interpersonal interactions. Study 1 focused on support for bereavement, used Linguistic Inquiry and Word Count data to augment characterizations of speaking turns based on speech act, and identified seven 5-turn conversational motifs. Study 2 examined serial argument…
What makes a serial argument serial? Conceptualizing seriality in relational conflict
Purpose Serial arguments are conflict episodes that recur in a relationship about the same issue. Given empirical inconsistencies produced by a conventional conception of seriality (e.g. duration and frequency), this study aims to reconceptualize seriality as a cognitive schema that arises from past conflict experiences, stores knowledge and guides arguers in the interpretation and production of behaviors in serial arguments. Furthermore, the aut…
From supporters to navigators
The rapid digitalization of education has redefined parental roles in children's learning, yet research has largely focused on children as technology users while overlooking parents' own active engagement. This study explores parental digital involvement among Chinese primary school students using Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis of 20 interviews with 10 parents, supplemented by participants' diaries and visual materials. The findings rev…
Psychology (12 works) · Social Psychology (9 works) · Medicine (7 works) · Attachment and Relationship Dynamics (4 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Interpersonal communication (4 works) · Child and Adolescent Psychosocial and Emotional Development (3 works) · Cognitive psychology (3 works) · Communication (3 works) · Behavioral Health and Interventions (2 works)