Chen Luo
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3727145 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Chen Luo |
| PRENOMES | Chen |
| SOBRENOME | Luo |
| ASSINATURA | LUO C |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Wuhan University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9736-0533 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 24 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 3 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 24 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2021 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
When AI Joins the Social Media Conversation
Misinformation on social media has long been a pressing concern, and its spread is often exacerbated by social endorsement metrics such as likes and shares. While prior research has explored artificial intelligence (AI)-based strategies to combat misinformation, little attention has been given to how AI-powered functions (e.g. automated comments) shape user perceptions and behaviors in the context of social media misinformation. This study employ…
The Dark Side of Algorithms
Algorithm-driven social media platforms are increasingly designed to deliver personalized health content that caters to users’ varied information needs. However, the opaque collection and use of personal data raise significant privacy concerns. Drawing on communication privacy management (CPM) theory, this study examines how users’ ethical considerations of algorithm-driven social media shape their privacy-related perceptions and, in turn, influe…
The energy-health-environment nexus
Point source emissions from large coal-fired power plants are pivotal in the energy-health-environment nexus, impacting energy security, air quality, and public health outcomes. Despite this, there is a lack of interdisciplinary prospective studies focusing on the effects of power plant emissions on the population residing downwind. To address this gap, a comprehensive, multicenter, interdisciplinary study on a transboundary scale (India and Bang…
Unintentional Encounters
In an increasingly saturated news environment, individuals often encounter information through incidental news exposure (INE). Drawing upon a refined cognitive mediation model, this study employs a two-wave panel survey to examine the relationship between social media INE and factual knowledge about COVID-19. While INE was not directly associated with factual knowledge, it demonstrated a positive indirect association with it through cognitive ela…
Unpacking cyberchondria
Hidden sufferings under entertainment
Online gaming has become a daily norm, leading to unique forms of game-bullying distinct from traditional cyberbullying due to its immersive nature and ranking systems. This study examined how game-bullying victimization (GBV... | Find, read and cite all the research you need on Tech Science Press
From trivial to professional
Media image has an important impact on professional females’ social credibility, self-cognition, working attitude and continuing development. This study explores the media image of female scientists as presented or shaped by the Chinese mass media in the past 15 years using content analysis and word frequency analysis of 124 media reports about young female Chinese scientist award winners. It analyses the media’s approach to presenting the image …
Job creation, job destruction, and fertility in Germany
BACKGROUND: Labour market dynamics, such as job creation and job destruction, bear different associations with fertility. The relationship between job loss and fertility has been a core topic in family demography. However, little attention has been paid to examining how the expansion of some industries is associated with childbearing. OBJECTIVE: This study investigates how job creation and job destruction are associated with regional-level total …
Understanding user engagement in mobile health applications from a privacy management perspective
Mobile health applications (mHealth apps) have surged in popularity for their role in promoting knowledge exchange and providing emotional support among health consumers. However, this enhanced social connectivity via these apps has led to an escalation in privacy breaches, potentially hindering user engagement. Drawing upon the communication privacy management theory, this study proposes a moderated mediation model to link social privacy concern…
I played I healed
Social media news seeking and vaccination intention amidst the Covid-19 pandemic
How does loss-versus-gain message framing affect HPV vaccination intention? Mediating roles of discrete emotions and cognitive elaboration
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Hate speech in the Internet context
Hate speech has plagued human societies for decades and severely influenced the whole world. By analyzing a balanced panel dataset covering 167 countries and 19 years derived from the V-Dem project, the relationships between critical Internet context indicators and online hate speech were disentangled, casting light on how to tackle the hate speech problem on a global scale. We found that Internet penetration was positively associated with online…
Pollution acceleration before braking
This research employs China’s steel restriction policy as a backdrop to investigate environmental policies’ unintended and counterproductive effects. Using high-resolution satellite-derived data and panel Difference-in-Differences regression, we found that the air pollution concentration in cities implementing the steel restriction policy is 5.688 μ g/m 3 higher than in control group cities. Additionally, the growth rate of air pollution in these…
Green finance and grey air
In 2017, China introduced the Pilot Zones for Green Finance Reform and Innovations to achieve sustainable and high-quality economic growth. While this policy aims to promote the green transition of businesses and has drawn significant attention, its micro-operational mechanism and firm-level impact remain largely unexplored. This study addresses this research gap by employing a quasi-experimental approach to examine the policy’s effects on compan…
How does digital finance affect electricity consumption? an empirical analysis of the Yangtze River Economic Belt of China
Learning about climate change with algorithmic news? A two-wave panel study examining the role of “news-finds-me” perception
In an ambient news environment, people often believe that they can be well-informed without actively seeking news, resulting in the “news-finds-me” (NFM) perception. Leveraging a two-wave panel survey in China (W1N = 1,465; W2N = 1,015), we examined the impact of the NFM perception on climate change knowledge. Findings showed that NFM did not influence climate change knowledge, while algorithmic news attitude (ANA) played a mediating role. Specif…
Recommending Breast Cancer Screening to My Mum
The burgeoning eHealth campaigns and the emerging daughter-to-mother health communication necessitate a close examination of the intricate mechanism behind recommending preventive behaviors in online settings. The present study addresses existing gaps by investigating how message characteristics and platform-generated virality cues jointly influence younger females' intention to recommend breast cancer screening to their mothers. Drawing on the e…
Excavating the social representations and perceived barriers of organ donation in China over the past decade
Background: Organ donation has been claimed as a prosocial behavior to prolong the recipient's life and deliver great love. However, the supply-demand ratio of organs in China is highly unbalanced. Being entangled with multiple factors derived from individual and supra-individual levels, organ donation in China is important but sensitive. Previous scholars usually depended on obtrusive approaches to explore the facilitators and hindrances of orga…
Internet as a context
The Internet brings new opportunities and challenges to scientific development and science communication. Previous studies overwhelmingly focused on individual-level Internet factors but overlooked the potential explanatory strength of Internet context. This study addresses the existing gap by examining how the Internet influences Chinese people’s scientific optimism from a comprehensive perspective (Internet as a medium and Internet as a context…
Access to City Center
For current territory development planning in China, city center accessibility (CCA) has gained increasing attention for evaluating the expansion of urban areas. How should CCA and its differences between the automobile and public transit (PT) modes be measured? We analyzed CCA from travel time and travel cost perspectives using the travel data obtained from the Baidu Map at a 100 m × 100 m resolution. The GWR was then examined to explore the cor…
Exploring public perceptions of the Covid-19 vaccine online from a cultural perspective
Assessment of safety leadership among senior managers in China's coal mining industry
The factors giving rise to the safety leadership of senior managers in the coal mining industry are underexplored. We conducted 24 semistructured interviews with experienced senior managers in this industry. We used hermeneutic content analysis for the interview content, identified five safety leadership dimensions of senior mangers, and designed the Safety Leadership Scale in Coal Mines in China. Data from 845 participants in nine coal mines wer…
Learning about climate change with algorithmic news? A two-wave panel study examining the role of “news-finds-me” perception
In an ambient news environment, people often believe that they can be well-informed without actively seeking news, resulting in the “news-finds-me” (NFM) perception. Leveraging a two-wave panel survey in China (W1N = 1,465; W2N = 1,015), we examined the impact of the NFM perception on climate change knowledge. Findings showed that NFM did not influence climate change knowledge, while algorithmic news attitude (ANA) played a mediating role. Specif…
Exploring public perceptions of the Covid-19 vaccine online from a cultural perspective
Assessment of safety leadership among senior managers in China's coal mining industry
The factors giving rise to the safety leadership of senior managers in the coal mining industry are underexplored. We conducted 24 semistructured interviews with experienced senior managers in this industry. We used hermeneutic content analysis for the interview content, identified five safety leadership dimensions of senior mangers, and designed the Safety Leadership Scale in Coal Mines in China. Data from 845 participants in nine coal mines wer…
Excavating the social representations and perceived barriers of organ donation in China over the past decade
Background: Organ donation has been claimed as a prosocial behavior to prolong the recipient's life and deliver great love. However, the supply-demand ratio of organs in China is highly unbalanced. Being entangled with multiple factors derived from individual and supra-individual levels, organ donation in China is important but sensitive. Previous scholars usually depended on obtrusive approaches to explore the facilitators and hindrances of orga…
Internet as a context
The Internet brings new opportunities and challenges to scientific development and science communication. Previous studies overwhelmingly focused on individual-level Internet factors but overlooked the potential explanatory strength of Internet context. This study addresses the existing gap by examining how the Internet influences Chinese people’s scientific optimism from a comprehensive perspective (Internet as a medium and Internet as a context…
Access to City Center
For current territory development planning in China, city center accessibility (CCA) has gained increasing attention for evaluating the expansion of urban areas. How should CCA and its differences between the automobile and public transit (PT) modes be measured? We analyzed CCA from travel time and travel cost perspectives using the travel data obtained from the Baidu Map at a 100 m × 100 m resolution. The GWR was then examined to explore the cor…
Recommending Breast Cancer Screening to My Mum
The burgeoning eHealth campaigns and the emerging daughter-to-mother health communication necessitate a close examination of the intricate mechanism behind recommending preventive behaviors in online settings. The present study addresses existing gaps by investigating how message characteristics and platform-generated virality cues jointly influence younger females' intention to recommend breast cancer screening to their mothers. Drawing on the e…
Understanding user engagement in mobile health applications from a privacy management perspective
Mobile health applications (mHealth apps) have surged in popularity for their role in promoting knowledge exchange and providing emotional support among health consumers. However, this enhanced social connectivity via these apps has led to an escalation in privacy breaches, potentially hindering user engagement. Drawing upon the communication privacy management theory, this study proposes a moderated mediation model to link social privacy concern…
I played I healed
Social media news seeking and vaccination intention amidst the Covid-19 pandemic
How does loss-versus-gain message framing affect HPV vaccination intention? Mediating roles of discrete emotions and cognitive elaboration
Skip the checking step
Hate speech in the Internet context
Hate speech has plagued human societies for decades and severely influenced the whole world. By analyzing a balanced panel dataset covering 167 countries and 19 years derived from the V-Dem project, the relationships between critical Internet context indicators and online hate speech were disentangled, casting light on how to tackle the hate speech problem on a global scale. We found that Internet penetration was positively associated with online…
Pollution acceleration before braking
This research employs China’s steel restriction policy as a backdrop to investigate environmental policies’ unintended and counterproductive effects. Using high-resolution satellite-derived data and panel Difference-in-Differences regression, we found that the air pollution concentration in cities implementing the steel restriction policy is 5.688 μ g/m 3 higher than in control group cities. Additionally, the growth rate of air pollution in these…
Green finance and grey air
In 2017, China introduced the Pilot Zones for Green Finance Reform and Innovations to achieve sustainable and high-quality economic growth. While this policy aims to promote the green transition of businesses and has drawn significant attention, its micro-operational mechanism and firm-level impact remain largely unexplored. This study addresses this research gap by employing a quasi-experimental approach to examine the policy’s effects on compan…
How does digital finance affect electricity consumption? an empirical analysis of the Yangtze River Economic Belt of China
Learning about climate change with algorithmic news? A two-wave panel study examining the role of “news-finds-me” perception
In an ambient news environment, people often believe that they can be well-informed without actively seeking news, resulting in the “news-finds-me” (NFM) perception. Leveraging a two-wave panel survey in China (W1N = 1,465; W2N = 1,015), we examined the impact of the NFM perception on climate change knowledge. Findings showed that NFM did not influence climate change knowledge, while algorithmic news attitude (ANA) played a mediating role. Specif…
The energy-health-environment nexus
Point source emissions from large coal-fired power plants are pivotal in the energy-health-environment nexus, impacting energy security, air quality, and public health outcomes. Despite this, there is a lack of interdisciplinary prospective studies focusing on the effects of power plant emissions on the population residing downwind. To address this gap, a comprehensive, multicenter, interdisciplinary study on a transboundary scale (India and Bang…
Unintentional Encounters
In an increasingly saturated news environment, individuals often encounter information through incidental news exposure (INE). Drawing upon a refined cognitive mediation model, this study employs a two-wave panel survey to examine the relationship between social media INE and factual knowledge about COVID-19. While INE was not directly associated with factual knowledge, it demonstrated a positive indirect association with it through cognitive ela…
Unpacking cyberchondria
Hidden sufferings under entertainment
Online gaming has become a daily norm, leading to unique forms of game-bullying distinct from traditional cyberbullying due to its immersive nature and ranking systems. This study examined how game-bullying victimization (GBV... | Find, read and cite all the research you need on Tech Science Press
From trivial to professional
Media image has an important impact on professional females’ social credibility, self-cognition, working attitude and continuing development. This study explores the media image of female scientists as presented or shaped by the Chinese mass media in the past 15 years using content analysis and word frequency analysis of 124 media reports about young female Chinese scientist award winners. It analyses the media’s approach to presenting the image …
Job creation, job destruction, and fertility in Germany
BACKGROUND: Labour market dynamics, such as job creation and job destruction, bear different associations with fertility. The relationship between job loss and fertility has been a core topic in family demography. However, little attention has been paid to examining how the expansion of some industries is associated with childbearing. OBJECTIVE: This study investigates how job creation and job destruction are associated with regional-level total …
When AI Joins the Social Media Conversation
Misinformation on social media has long been a pressing concern, and its spread is often exacerbated by social endorsement metrics such as likes and shares. While prior research has explored artificial intelligence (AI)-based strategies to combat misinformation, little attention has been given to how AI-powered functions (e.g. automated comments) shape user perceptions and behaviors in the context of social media misinformation. This study employ…
The Dark Side of Algorithms
Algorithm-driven social media platforms are increasingly designed to deliver personalized health content that caters to users’ varied information needs. However, the opaque collection and use of personal data raise significant privacy concerns. Drawing on communication privacy management (CPM) theory, this study examines how users’ ethical considerations of algorithm-driven social media shape their privacy-related perceptions and, in turn, influe…
Psychology (15 obras) · Political science (9 obras) · Computer Science (8 obras) · China (7 obras) · Geography (7 obras) · Business (6 obras) · Medicine (6 obras) · Misinformation and Its Impacts (6 obras) · Social Psychology (6 obras) · Internet privacy (5 obras)