Lu Xing
Biographic Data
| ID | 3724351 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lu Xing |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lu |
| FAMILY NAME | |
| SIGNATURE | XING L |
| AFFILIATIONS | DePaul University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8845-4223 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 31 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 49 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 31 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Influences of daily negative feedback and the roles of emotional labor and mindfulness
Existing research demonstrates that negative feedback elicits employees' negative emotions. However, this study examines how negative feedback may elicit both negative (i.e., anger) and positive (i.e., gratitude) emotions as lagged consequences. We drew on the emotional labor model to untangle the underlying mechanisms. The results of an experience‐sampling study with time‐lagged reports from 233 employees over 10 workdays showed that negative fe…
Eco-compensation between government and enterprises under the reward and punishment system in watershed management
Health-related quality of life profiles in patients with rheumatoid arthritis
Background: Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is a common rheumatic disease that most commonly affects joints and negatively impacts individuals' health-related quality of life (HRQoL). Although some studies have explored HRQoL of RA patients, existing studies treated RA patients as a homogeneous group based on their overall HRQoL and ignore the heterogeneity of patients' HRQoL patterns. This study aimed to identify subgroups of RA patients based on thei…
Educational needs and its associated factors among patients with ankylosing spondylitis in China
Objective Patient education is an important part of ankylosing spondylitis (AS) management. Effective patient education should be targeted at specific priorities and needs of the patients. However, the educational needs of patients with AS in China have not been systematically explored. The purpose of this study was to assess the level of educational needs and analyze associated factors in patients with AS in China. Methods This multicenter cross…
The effect of daily leader secure‐base support on employees' daily performance
Drawing on attachment theory, the present study develops a theoretical model to explore whether, how, and when daily leader secure‐base support impacts employees' daily in‐role and extra‐role performance. To test this model, we employed an experience‐sampling method and collected daily diary data over 3 weeks. Results of multilevel path analysis indicated that daily leader secure‐base support was positively related to both employees' daily in‐rol…
Leading while playing
Although pursuing fun seems contradictory to work, it may yield beneficial outcomes for not only employees but also leaders in the workplace. The present paper aims to bridge the gap between the workplace fun/play literature and leadership research by introducing the concept of leader fun pursuit and examining its influence on followers' evaluations. Moreover, drawing on the dual perspective model of social evaluation and expectancy violation the…
Exploring the knowledge, attitudes, behaviors and training needs of obstetric and gynecological nurses regarding Covid-19 during the peak period of the pandemic in middle-risk areas of China
The effects of daily supervisor negative feedback on employee creativity
摘要
Supervisor negative feedback and employee motivation to learn
Why do some employees respond well to negative feedback, whereas others respond poorly? We suggest it depends on two factors: first, employees’ attribution of the feedback, or why employees believe their supervisor provides negative feedback in the first place, and second, employees’ core self-evaluation (CSE). These factors have implications for employees’ motivation to learn and learning performance. We tested our hypotheses using two three-wav…
A study of the shape and application of the straight shaft plough in han dynasty China
Assessing the dynamic variations of ecosystem service value in response to land use change and socio-economic development
This article establishes a dynamic evaluation model of ecosystem service value (ESV) by introducing the spatial heterogeneity coefficient and social development coefficient to assess the spatiotemporal dynamic variations of ESV. Taking Wuhan as a case study, the effects of land use change on the variations of ESV are analyzed, and the impacts of people’s willingness to pay for ecosystem services and socio-economic development on a time-series ESV…
The effect of urban–rural construction land transition on ecosystem services
On Linguistic Landscape in Language Service at Da Li Ancient City, China
This study aims to research the language service of the linguistic landscape in Da Li ancient city, China. In order to achieve research goal, the research questions are put forward. (1) What kind of language service does the linguistic landscape provide in the study area? (2) How does the linguistic landscape provide the language service in the study area? The data sources are collected from most densely populated places with large population flo…
Country differences in the relationship between leadership and employee engagement
Does the belt and road initiative resolve the steel overcapacity in China? Evidence from a dynamic model averaging approach
Feeling shame in the workplace
Shame is a powerful but understudied emotion in organizational settings, and its antecedents and consequences have been of key interest. Drawing on Daniels and Robinson's (2019) framework of organizational shame, we first investigated supervisor negative feedback, a common practice in supervisor–subordinate interactions, as a predictor of employees' shame. We further investigated the daily effects of shame on well‐being and performance. The hypot…
A practical wind farm siting framework integrating ecosystem services — A case study of coastal China
Rhetoric of the Chinese Cultural Revolution
Dynamic simulation and assessment of the coupling coordination degree of the economy–resource–environment system
Contestation of Rhetoric within the Chinese Tradition
This paper reviews and compares diverse rhetorical conceptualizations within Chinese rhetorical tradition during the fifth to third century B.C.E. Textual evidence shows that three schools of thoughts, namely Confucianism, Daoism, and Mohism, have contested with and challenged one another on the components and functions of rhetoric. Confucianism is more concerned with the moral character of the speaker while Mohism claims that rhetoric is used fo…
The Rhetoric of Mao Zedong
Assessing the visual quality of rural villages in China, compared to urban residential areas
Traditional villages in China show a pattern of ‘self-organization’. There is unplanned overall layout of space elements within the village landscape. Since the ‘Building a New Countryside’ policy, professionals have been active in design of the village landscape. The first step is to identify the distinguishing features of the traditional village landscape. This paper aims to identify the distinguishing features of village landscape compared wit…
Identification of NF-κB Inhibitors in Xuebijing injection for sepsis treatment based on bioactivity-integrated UPLC-Q/TOF
Cardioprotective effects of the YiQiFuMai injection and isolated compounds on attenuating chronic heart failure via NF-κB inactivation and cytokine suppression
An indicator-based integrated assessment of ecosystem change and human-well-being
An Ideological/Cultural Analysis of Political Slogans in Communist China
By employing the frameworks of McGee's discussion on the relationship between ideology and ideographs, Wander's approach to the identification of fact and negation in cultural analysis, and by addressing Arendt's question on the process of indoctrination in totalitarian regimes, this study examines the use of political slogans in Communist China from the early 1960s to the late 1980s. It discusses rhetorical impacts of these political slogans on …
The effect of urban–rural construction land transition on ecosystem services
A practical wind farm siting framework integrating ecosystem services — A case study of coastal China
Supervisor negative feedback and employee motivation to learn
Why do some employees respond well to negative feedback, whereas others respond poorly? We suggest it depends on two factors: first, employees’ attribution of the feedback, or why employees believe their supervisor provides negative feedback in the first place, and second, employees’ core self-evaluation (CSE). These factors have implications for employees’ motivation to learn and learning performance. We tested our hypotheses using two three-wav…
On the study of ancient Chinese rhetoric/Bian
N his In Defence of Rhetoric, Brian Vickers (1988) calls rhetoricalscholars to recapture the rhetorical past, rhetorical theories, andpractices developed by schools and individuals of different cultures. Thestudy of in the West has featured primarily Occidental tradi-tions, although Western scholars have made attempts to introduce,explain, and explore the of other cultures. Chinese rhetoric, inparticular, has received some attention from some Wes…
Transitional Rhetoric of Chinese Communist Party Leaders in the Post-Mao Reform Period
Since 1978 China's ruling Communist Party has moved China's economy increasingly toward capitalism and its foreign policy toward strategic partnership with its old enemies in the West. These changes have required Party leaders to reconcile the reforms rhetorically with continued homage to their predecessors, to Chinese traditions, and to Marxist/Maoist orthodoxies. This analysis focuses on key slogans and catchwords used in top-down rhetoric by e…
Feeling shame in the workplace
Shame is a powerful but understudied emotion in organizational settings, and its antecedents and consequences have been of key interest. Drawing on Daniels and Robinson's (2019) framework of organizational shame, we first investigated supervisor negative feedback, a common practice in supervisor–subordinate interactions, as a predictor of employees' shame. We further investigated the daily effects of shame on well‐being and performance. The hypot…
On the study of ancient Chinese rhetoric/Bian
N his In Defence of Rhetoric, Brian Vickers (1988) calls rhetoricalscholars to recapture the rhetorical past, rhetorical theories, andpractices developed by schools and individuals of different cultures. Thestudy of in the West has featured primarily Occidental tradi-tions, although Western scholars have made attempts to introduce,explain, and explore the of other cultures. Chinese rhetoric, inparticular, has received some attention from some Wes…
Effects of Swidden Cultivation, State Policies, and Customary Institutions on Land Cover in a Hani Village, Yunnan, China
Xu Jianchu, Jefferson Fox, Lu Xing, Nancy Podger, Stephen Leisz, Ai Xihui, Effects of Swidden Cultivation, State Policies, and Customary Institutions on Land Cover in a Hani Village, Yunnan, China, Mountain Research and Development, Vol. 19, No. 2 (May, 1999), pp. 123-132
State Policies, Markets, Land-Use Practices, and Common Property
This paper investigates changes in land cover, land-tenure policies, and market pressures in Baka village, Yunnan Province, China. Before 1950 local farmers engaged in many forms of collective behavior including common property management, religious rites, and other activities led by clan leaders. Between 1950 and 1978 peoples' communes governed the management of most lands. All farming activities were organized, and the amount of land to be farm…
An Ideological/Cultural Analysis of Political Slogans in Communist China
By employing the frameworks of McGee's discussion on the relationship between ideology and ideographs, Wander's approach to the identification of fact and negation in cultural analysis, and by addressing Arendt's question on the process of indoctrination in totalitarian regimes, this study examines the use of political slogans in Communist China from the early 1960s to the late 1980s. It discusses rhetorical impacts of these political slogans on …
Transitional Rhetoric of Chinese Communist Party Leaders in the Post-Mao Reform Period
Since 1978 China's ruling Communist Party has moved China's economy increasingly toward capitalism and its foreign policy toward strategic partnership with its old enemies in the West. These changes have required Party leaders to reconcile the reforms rhetorically with continued homage to their predecessors, to Chinese traditions, and to Marxist/Maoist orthodoxies. This analysis focuses on key slogans and catchwords used in top-down rhetoric by e…
Construction of nationalism and political legitimacy through rhetoric of the anti-Sars campaign
Employing Ernest Bormann’s (1972) fantasy theme analysis methodology, this chapter examines selected rhetorical texts and symbolic actions in the coverage of China’s anti-SARS campaign. Fantasy themes of character, action, and setting are identified and analyzed. The study finds that through the positive portrayal of national leaders and the heroic acts of medical workers, a renewed sense of nationalism was constructed, characterized by patriotis…
An indicator-based integrated assessment of ecosystem change and human-well-being
Identification of NF-κB Inhibitors in Xuebijing injection for sepsis treatment based on bioactivity-integrated UPLC-Q/TOF
Cardioprotective effects of the YiQiFuMai injection and isolated compounds on attenuating chronic heart failure via NF-κB inactivation and cytokine suppression
Assessing the visual quality of rural villages in China, compared to urban residential areas
Traditional villages in China show a pattern of ‘self-organization’. There is unplanned overall layout of space elements within the village landscape. Since the ‘Building a New Countryside’ policy, professionals have been active in design of the village landscape. The first step is to identify the distinguishing features of the traditional village landscape. This paper aims to identify the distinguishing features of village landscape compared wit…
The Rhetoric of Mao Zedong
Dynamic simulation and assessment of the coupling coordination degree of the economy–resource–environment system
Contestation of Rhetoric within the Chinese Tradition
This paper reviews and compares diverse rhetorical conceptualizations within Chinese rhetorical tradition during the fifth to third century B.C.E. Textual evidence shows that three schools of thoughts, namely Confucianism, Daoism, and Mohism, have contested with and challenged one another on the components and functions of rhetoric. Confucianism is more concerned with the moral character of the speaker while Mohism claims that rhetoric is used fo…
Rhetoric of the Chinese Cultural Revolution
On Linguistic Landscape in Language Service at Da Li Ancient City, China
This study aims to research the language service of the linguistic landscape in Da Li ancient city, China. In order to achieve research goal, the research questions are put forward. (1) What kind of language service does the linguistic landscape provide in the study area? (2) How does the linguistic landscape provide the language service in the study area? The data sources are collected from most densely populated places with large population flo…
Country differences in the relationship between leadership and employee engagement
Does the belt and road initiative resolve the steel overcapacity in China? Evidence from a dynamic model averaging approach
Feeling shame in the workplace
Shame is a powerful but understudied emotion in organizational settings, and its antecedents and consequences have been of key interest. Drawing on Daniels and Robinson's (2019) framework of organizational shame, we first investigated supervisor negative feedback, a common practice in supervisor–subordinate interactions, as a predictor of employees' shame. We further investigated the daily effects of shame on well‐being and performance. The hypot…
A practical wind farm siting framework integrating ecosystem services — A case study of coastal China
Assessing the dynamic variations of ecosystem service value in response to land use change and socio-economic development
This article establishes a dynamic evaluation model of ecosystem service value (ESV) by introducing the spatial heterogeneity coefficient and social development coefficient to assess the spatiotemporal dynamic variations of ESV. Taking Wuhan as a case study, the effects of land use change on the variations of ESV are analyzed, and the impacts of people’s willingness to pay for ecosystem services and socio-economic development on a time-series ESV…
The effect of urban–rural construction land transition on ecosystem services
Exploring the knowledge, attitudes, behaviors and training needs of obstetric and gynecological nurses regarding Covid-19 during the peak period of the pandemic in middle-risk areas of China
The effects of daily supervisor negative feedback on employee creativity
摘要
Supervisor negative feedback and employee motivation to learn
Why do some employees respond well to negative feedback, whereas others respond poorly? We suggest it depends on two factors: first, employees’ attribution of the feedback, or why employees believe their supervisor provides negative feedback in the first place, and second, employees’ core self-evaluation (CSE). These factors have implications for employees’ motivation to learn and learning performance. We tested our hypotheses using two three-wav…
A study of the shape and application of the straight shaft plough in han dynasty China
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