Yijing Wang
Biographic Data
| ID | 3726327 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yijing Wang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yijing |
| FAMILY NAME | Wang |
| SIGNATURE | WANG Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | Erasmus University Rotterdam |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7886-8366 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 29 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 29 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Glocalising pedagogy in a bicultural and multilingual school ecology
The rise of “light relationships”
Dating apps have emerged as essential tools for Chinese international students seeking to navigate interpersonal relationships in foreign environments. This study employs the theoretical framework of techno-moral change to highlight the soft impacts of dating apps on shaping these students’ perceptions. By exploring the experiences of users influenced by dual cultural contexts, we address a gap in the existing literature, which predominantly focu…
Generative AI risks
Purpose Generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) technologies are increasingly being used by both individuals and organizations. However, there is still a lack of in-depth understanding of whether communication professionals are ready to navigate and utilize this disruptive innovation. This study aims to explore how communication professionals perceive GenAI-related risks in the workplace and what is considered important for READINESS in the co…
Best of both worlds? Balancing social welfare and environmental burden of smart transportation technologies
Representation of Vulnerable Groups in Dutch Climate Crisis News
The present study provides an empirical analysis of how different vulnerable groups (migrants, children, women and gender minorities, older adults, and people experiencing poverty) are included in Dutch climate crisis reporting. These groups are often disproportionally affected by climate developments, yet empirical research on their media representation in this context is limited. By utilising computational methods for text analysis, this resear…
The well-being-enhanced Readiness model
Purpose This article proposes a conceptual extension of the READINESS model (Jin et al., 2024, 2025) by introducing well-being as a foundational, transversal dimension that underpins READINESS as a mindset, multilevel efficacy and dynamic process. Design/methodology/approach Anchored in insights from genAI risk research and communication theory, the well-being-enhanced READINESS model reframes READINESS as a human-centred capacity driven by emoti…
Bounded Supportive Companionship
Many young adults now turn to generative AI chatbots for emotional support, yet little is known about how they actively shape these interactions and regulate their psychological boundaries. We conducted semi-structured interviews with 22 Chinese young adults ages 18 to 32 who used generative artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots for stress or mental health-related concerns. Reflexive thematic analysis showed that use was driven by expressive moti…
When tradition meets tomorrow
Research on sustainable food consumption typically treats culture as a country-level context, overlooking how person-level cultural orientations translate into evaluations toward sustainable food consumption via concrete sociopsychological mechanisms. We address this gap by embedding two Personal Cultural Orientations, Tradition and Prudence, in a norm internalization pathway to explain their effects on attitudes toward sustainable food consumpti…
Readiness as a new framework for crisis management
Purpose The study provides an initial empirical examination of Jin et al .’s (2024) new READINESS model through the expert opinions of crisis communication academics and practitioners. Through this examination, the goal is to understand crisis READINESS and how it relates to other key concepts in the crisis literature, such as preparedness and resilience. Design/methodology/approach An exploratory quantitative online survey of 30 experts in crisi…
Not on my plate
Purpose Resistance to plant-based diets remains a significant barrier to sustainable food transitions. This study explores how anti-vegans – individuals who stand vehemently against plant-based diets and veganism – rationalize their opposition and investigates how informational and cultural cues shape their attitudes and stances. Design/methodology/approach Guided by psychological reactance theory, cognitive dissonance theory and focus theory of …
Impact assessment of reactive carbon tariff and proactive carbon tax on China's energy and power industries
Employee Perceptions of Crisis Spillover Risk
While the spillover effect of crises is an emerging research topic in the field of crisis communication, little attention has been given to how employees perceive the risk of crisis spillover due to a corporate misconduct of another company. Employees are important stakeholders in an organization and closer to it than any other stakeholder group. Understanding employees' judgments of crisis spillover risk and response strategies helps to assess t…
Impact of Household Registration Status on Income and Attitudes towards Society in China
Exploring the construction and analysis method of landscape spatial structure based on complex networks
Complex network theory proposes a structural network model that abstracts the elements in a complex system into nodes and the relationship between elements into ties, which proved to be a scientific method to study the structural system of complexities. This article aims to apply the complex network theory to interpret the organization of landscape spatial structure and propose a spatial structure network construction and quantitative analysis me…
Tiaogan daozhuo formula attenuates atherosclerosis via activating AMPK -PPARγ-LXRα pathway
Interactions of genetic risks for autism and the broad autism phenotypes
Our study revealed that the risk for ASD and the autism broad phenotypes likely arises from a combination of common polygenic risk, damaging DNVs (including those in ASD risk genes), and sex
Sustainability education at higher education institutions
Purpose This study aims to examine whether the development of students’ sustainability competences is dependent on how courses are delivered at higher education institutions (HEIs). It further investigates to what extent such competences can affect students’ belief in the new environmental paradigm (NEP) and pro-environmental behaviors (PEBs). Design/methodology/approach The data was collected through an online survey conducted in 2021 among the …
Household intelligent personal assistants in the Netherlands
Intelligent personal assistants (IPAs), also known as smart speakers, are becoming part of everyday life in more and more households around the world. Phone and household IPAs are integrated in intimate home contexts and require connections to (social) media profiles, user accounts, and domestic appliances. Users can control their household with voice-activated commands in order to make life more convenient and efficient. Yet, IPAs also bring pri…
The Impact of SO2 Emissions Trading Scheme on Firm’s Environmental Performance
Improving the environmental performance of enterprises is the key to achieving the goal of energy conservation, emission reduction and green development. This paper investigates the causal impact on the firm's environmental performance of China's SO 2 emissions trading scheme (SO 2 ETS), a market-based environmental regulation. Different from the verification mechanism of the Porter hypothesis in the existing literature, we examine the micro mech…
Transformative, interdisciplinary and intercultural learning for developing HEI students’ sustainability-oriented competences
The literature has produced relevant theoretical insights into pedagogical frameworks, tools and competences that would be best suited to teach sustainability at higher education (HE). This article contributes to such a discussion using a course on sustainability developed by us as a case study. Two research questions are tackled in this article: (1) How to empower students to address urban sustainability challenges through the inclusion of trans…
Media usage and political trust among young adults in China
On the basis of an online survey conducted among young Chinese adults, this study examines how the association between media usage and political trust can be explained by three factors: the mediating roles of the perceived credibility of traditional and social media; the moderating roles of trust in sources – media and non-media sources alike; and Chinese Communist Party (CCP) membership. Analyses support the idea that (1) the perceived credibili…
Exploring the relationship between spatial morphology characteristics and scenic beauty preference of landscape open space unit by using point cloud data
To explore the relationship between the objective morphological features and subjective scenic beauty preference of landscape open space units, this study improves the research method for morphology quantification, scenic beauty preference survey and relationship analysis. Fourteen morphology factors representing the features of boundary, domain and enclosure are quantified based on the point cloud data of 35 open space units. Scenic beauty evalu…
Prevalence of mental health problems and associated factors among front-line public health workers during the Covid-19 pandemic in China
This study confirmed the harmful effects of effort and over-commitment on mental health among public health workers during the COVID-19 pandemic in China. Such effects could be alleviated through an appropriate reward system, especially the development and job acceptance dimensions of such a system. These findings highlight the importance of establishing an emergency reward system, comprising reasonable work-allocation mechanism, bonuses and hono…
High-resolution mapping of reproductive tract infections among women of childbearing age in Bangladesh
The high-resolution risk maps of RTIs we produced can guide the control strategies targeted to priority areas cost-effectively. More than one eighth of women of childbearing age reported symptoms suggesting RTIs and the risk of RTIs varies in different geographical area, urging the government to pay more attention to the worrying situation of female RTIs in the country
Spaces in Spatial Science and Urban Applications—State of the Art Review
In spatial science and urban applications, “space" is presented by multiple disciplines as a notion referencing our living environment. Space is used as a general term to help understand particular characteristics of the environment. However, the definition and perception of space varies and these variations have to be harmonised. For example, space may have diverse definitions and classification, the same environment may be abstracted/modelled b…
Impact assessment of reactive carbon tariff and proactive carbon tax on China's energy and power industries
Media usage and political trust among young adults in China
On the basis of an online survey conducted among young Chinese adults, this study examines how the association between media usage and political trust can be explained by three factors: the mediating roles of the perceived credibility of traditional and social media; the moderating roles of trust in sources – media and non-media sources alike; and Chinese Communist Party (CCP) membership. Analyses support the idea that (1) the perceived credibili…
Prompting Spiritual Practices through Christian Faith Applications
This paper examines the everyday use of applications designed for Christian spiritual practices, ranging from Bible reading to prayer to meditation to forms of personal and collective worship. These applications are designed to prompt and reinforce particular behaviours on the part of users to support them in their devotional efforts. As a technology that sits between the external workings of (divine) power and reaffirmations of power through per…
Business Support for Refugee Integration in Europe
The ongoing refugee crisis presents a plethora of challenges and requires systematic contributions from public and private entities—e.g., governments, non-governmental organizations, community organizations and businesses. Relative to the other three, (explicit) business efforts toward refugee (economic) integration are yet sporadic, limited to a few large organizations. While acknowledging that integration encompasses multiple spheres and is com…
Spatiotemporal Distribution of Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease in Guangdong Province, China and Potential Predictors, 2009–2012
Background : Hand, foot, and mouth disease (HFMD) is a common infectious disease among children. Guangdong Province is one of the most severely affected provinces in south China. This study aims to identify the spatiotemporal distribution characteristics and potential predictors of HFMD in Guangdong Province and provide a theoretical basis for the disease control and prevention. Methods : Case-based HFMD surveillance data from 2009 to 2012 was ob…
Spaces in Spatial Science and Urban Applications—State of the Art Review
In spatial science and urban applications, “space" is presented by multiple disciplines as a notion referencing our living environment. Space is used as a general term to help understand particular characteristics of the environment. However, the definition and perception of space varies and these variations have to be harmonised. For example, space may have diverse definitions and classification, the same environment may be abstracted/modelled b…
Diarrhea in Under Five Year-old Children in Nepal
The important risk factors identified by our Bayesian spatial-temporal modeling provide insights for control and intervention on children diarrhea in Nepal. Special attention should be paid to high risk groups of children and high risk seasons, as well as districts with high risk or increased trend of risk. Effective actions should be implemented to improve sanitation and women's education level. District-specific control planning is recommended …
Exploring the relationship between spatial morphology characteristics and scenic beauty preference of landscape open space unit by using point cloud data
To explore the relationship between the objective morphological features and subjective scenic beauty preference of landscape open space units, this study improves the research method for morphology quantification, scenic beauty preference survey and relationship analysis. Fourteen morphology factors representing the features of boundary, domain and enclosure are quantified based on the point cloud data of 35 open space units. Scenic beauty evalu…
Prevalence of mental health problems and associated factors among front-line public health workers during the Covid-19 pandemic in China
This study confirmed the harmful effects of effort and over-commitment on mental health among public health workers during the COVID-19 pandemic in China. Such effects could be alleviated through an appropriate reward system, especially the development and job acceptance dimensions of such a system. These findings highlight the importance of establishing an emergency reward system, comprising reasonable work-allocation mechanism, bonuses and hono…
High-resolution mapping of reproductive tract infections among women of childbearing age in Bangladesh
The high-resolution risk maps of RTIs we produced can guide the control strategies targeted to priority areas cost-effectively. More than one eighth of women of childbearing age reported symptoms suggesting RTIs and the risk of RTIs varies in different geographical area, urging the government to pay more attention to the worrying situation of female RTIs in the country
Sustainability education at higher education institutions
Purpose This study aims to examine whether the development of students’ sustainability competences is dependent on how courses are delivered at higher education institutions (HEIs). It further investigates to what extent such competences can affect students’ belief in the new environmental paradigm (NEP) and pro-environmental behaviors (PEBs). Design/methodology/approach The data was collected through an online survey conducted in 2021 among the …
Household intelligent personal assistants in the Netherlands
Intelligent personal assistants (IPAs), also known as smart speakers, are becoming part of everyday life in more and more households around the world. Phone and household IPAs are integrated in intimate home contexts and require connections to (social) media profiles, user accounts, and domestic appliances. Users can control their household with voice-activated commands in order to make life more convenient and efficient. Yet, IPAs also bring pri…
The Impact of SO2 Emissions Trading Scheme on Firm’s Environmental Performance
Improving the environmental performance of enterprises is the key to achieving the goal of energy conservation, emission reduction and green development. This paper investigates the causal impact on the firm's environmental performance of China's SO 2 emissions trading scheme (SO 2 ETS), a market-based environmental regulation. Different from the verification mechanism of the Porter hypothesis in the existing literature, we examine the micro mech…
Transformative, interdisciplinary and intercultural learning for developing HEI students’ sustainability-oriented competences
The literature has produced relevant theoretical insights into pedagogical frameworks, tools and competences that would be best suited to teach sustainability at higher education (HE). This article contributes to such a discussion using a course on sustainability developed by us as a case study. Two research questions are tackled in this article: (1) How to empower students to address urban sustainability challenges through the inclusion of trans…
Media usage and political trust among young adults in China
On the basis of an online survey conducted among young Chinese adults, this study examines how the association between media usage and political trust can be explained by three factors: the mediating roles of the perceived credibility of traditional and social media; the moderating roles of trust in sources – media and non-media sources alike; and Chinese Communist Party (CCP) membership. Analyses support the idea that (1) the perceived credibili…
Interactions of genetic risks for autism and the broad autism phenotypes
Our study revealed that the risk for ASD and the autism broad phenotypes likely arises from a combination of common polygenic risk, damaging DNVs (including those in ASD risk genes), and sex
Exploring the construction and analysis method of landscape spatial structure based on complex networks
Complex network theory proposes a structural network model that abstracts the elements in a complex system into nodes and the relationship between elements into ties, which proved to be a scientific method to study the structural system of complexities. This article aims to apply the complex network theory to interpret the organization of landscape spatial structure and propose a spatial structure network construction and quantitative analysis me…
Tiaogan daozhuo formula attenuates atherosclerosis via activating AMPK -PPARγ-LXRα pathway
When tradition meets tomorrow
Research on sustainable food consumption typically treats culture as a country-level context, overlooking how person-level cultural orientations translate into evaluations toward sustainable food consumption via concrete sociopsychological mechanisms. We address this gap by embedding two Personal Cultural Orientations, Tradition and Prudence, in a norm internalization pathway to explain their effects on attitudes toward sustainable food consumpti…
Readiness as a new framework for crisis management
Purpose The study provides an initial empirical examination of Jin et al .’s (2024) new READINESS model through the expert opinions of crisis communication academics and practitioners. Through this examination, the goal is to understand crisis READINESS and how it relates to other key concepts in the crisis literature, such as preparedness and resilience. Design/methodology/approach An exploratory quantitative online survey of 30 experts in crisi…
Not on my plate
Purpose Resistance to plant-based diets remains a significant barrier to sustainable food transitions. This study explores how anti-vegans – individuals who stand vehemently against plant-based diets and veganism – rationalize their opposition and investigates how informational and cultural cues shape their attitudes and stances. Design/methodology/approach Guided by psychological reactance theory, cognitive dissonance theory and focus theory of …
Impact assessment of reactive carbon tariff and proactive carbon tax on China's energy and power industries
Employee Perceptions of Crisis Spillover Risk
While the spillover effect of crises is an emerging research topic in the field of crisis communication, little attention has been given to how employees perceive the risk of crisis spillover due to a corporate misconduct of another company. Employees are important stakeholders in an organization and closer to it than any other stakeholder group. Understanding employees' judgments of crisis spillover risk and response strategies helps to assess t…
Impact of Household Registration Status on Income and Attitudes towards Society in China
Glocalising pedagogy in a bicultural and multilingual school ecology
The rise of “light relationships”
Dating apps have emerged as essential tools for Chinese international students seeking to navigate interpersonal relationships in foreign environments. This study employs the theoretical framework of techno-moral change to highlight the soft impacts of dating apps on shaping these students’ perceptions. By exploring the experiences of users influenced by dual cultural contexts, we address a gap in the existing literature, which predominantly focu…
Generative AI risks
Purpose Generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) technologies are increasingly being used by both individuals and organizations. However, there is still a lack of in-depth understanding of whether communication professionals are ready to navigate and utilize this disruptive innovation. This study aims to explore how communication professionals perceive GenAI-related risks in the workplace and what is considered important for READINESS in the co…
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