Yuting Liu
Biographic Data
| ID | 3728713 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yuting Liu |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yuting |
| FAMILY NAME | Liu |
| SIGNATURE | LIU Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | South China University of Technology |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7501-7980 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 54 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 426 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 54 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 10 |
Online Video Biographical Interviewing in Transnational Research
Online video interviewing has become routine in transnational qualitative research. However, methodological debates often focus on its advantages and limitations while underexploring the conditions that support biographical narrative production. This article asks: under what conditions can transnational online video interviewing support coherent and detailed biographical narratives? It addresses this question through methodological reflection on …
Let’s CHAT About Artificial Intelligence for Students With Disabilities
Researchers have explored artificial intelligence (AI) applications across educational contexts; however, there is a lack of meta-analysis focused on students with disabilities (SWDs). This study examined the overall effect of AI-based interventions on SWDs’ learning outcomes in 29 (quasi-)experimental studies conducted globally. We used cultural historical activity theory (CHAT) to explore how the effect was moderated by factors, including parti…
How to reduce mathematics anxiety
Impact of parenting style disparities on mental health of medical college students
Background Research has shown that parenting style disparities have a significant impact on the mental health of college students. However, the underlying reasons behind this phenomenon have not been sufficiently explored. This study systematically examines the impact of parenting style disparities on the mental health of medical college students from the perspective of positive psychology and analyzes the mediating effects of positive psychologi…
Research on the construction strategy of China’s rural emergency linkage system from the perspective of systems theory—based on the survey of six regions in China
Purpose: This study aims to understand the major challenges facing China's rural pre-hospital emergency care in terms of coordination and cooperation. We focus particularly on the three-tier emergency care providers and their surrounding support units to explore the systematic and strategic gaps within the system. Based on these findings and general systems theory, we propose construction strategies for China's rural emergency linkage system. Thi…
Can advancing environmental justice safeguard older adults' health? — Evidence from China's establishment of environmental courts
Introduction: Amidst global population aging, enhancing the health and well-being of older adults has become a critical concern. The role of environmental justice in influencing older adults' health, however, remains underexplored. Methods: Utilizing five waves of data from the China Health and Retirement Longitudinal Study (CHARLS) between 2011 and 2020, this study examines the impact of environmental courts on older adults' health using a multi…
Early numeracy and mathematics development
Personality traits
Personality determinants were significantly associated with fear of movement. These findings emphasize the clinical utility of personality assessment in identifying high-risk patients and personalizing rehabilitation strategies for this vulnerable population
Associations between neutrophil-percentage-to-albumin ratio level and all-cause mortality and cardiovascular disease-cause mortality in diabetes population
This study identified a significant association between elevated levels of the neutrophil percentage-to-albumin ratio (NPAR) and an increased risk of all-cause mortality among individuals with type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM). Conversely, no correlation was found between NPAR levels and CVD mortality
Five perspectives on the digital
The term digital is now central to most contemporary discussions of social development, yet its referent remains ambiguous. Its meaning is often reduced to a narrow understanding of technical conditions and tools. This article distinguishes five perspectives on the meaning of digital : technical digital , value digital , action digital , cultural digital , and normative digital , offering a sociological interpretation of its connotations. From th…
Parental Dependency and Costly Offspring
Young adults in large cities are experiencing serious livelihood challenges, notably precarious employment, housing difficulties, and diminished fertility intention. Existing research on the interplay between fertility and housing has yet to fully capture the intergenerational dynamics. This study utilised questionnaires and in‐depth interviews conducted in a typical China's large city, Guangzhou, to examine the associations between the housing c…
Reshuffling informal governance configurations
Bounce back to move forward
Beyond the books
The finding of the study highlights the significance of comprehensive treatments in higher education, which aim to improve sleep quality, build a stronger feeling of community among students, and lessen academic stress
Spatiotemporal evolution of Nigeria’s armed conflicts and terrorism and the associated shift in social perceptions
Nigeria is one of the largest countries in Africa that is most severely affected by armed conflict and terrorism. To help Nigeria design effective measures to curb armed conflicts and terrorism, it is essential to analyze all available data. We propose to first systematically characterize the spatiotemporal evolution of armed conflicts and terrorism in Nigeria using the events and fatalities data from the Armed Conflict Location & Event Data (ACL…
Optimal design feature of computer-assisted reading instruction for students with reading difficulties? A Bayesian network meta-analysis
The developmental mutualism of language skills and behavioral problems
How does green culture impact corporate environmental responsibility? A dual perspective from ability-motivation-opportunity and organizational learning theory
Villagers' Resistance to Gentrification‐Led Displacement in the Guanxi Society
The antigentrification campaign has gained global attention because it is crucial for realising social justice, particularly against displacement. Numerous literature has focused on government management, however, there is a dearth of research on the resistance undertaken by the potential displacees. Therefore, this paper explores villagers' survivability when facing displacement threats within China's guanxi society. The guanxi provides a fresh …
Exploring the institutional factors in mitigating rural gentrification-led displacement
I want to be a bridge”? The digital identity positioning of transnational bloggers on Chinese social media platforms
How do transnational bloggers position their digital identities on Chinese social media platforms? To answer this question, this study builds a coordinate system of digital identity positioning with intensity of ethnic differences and cultural affinities as the horizontal and vertical coordinates. Four digital identities are found: culturalists, individualists, cultural otherness, and cultural admirers. Transnational bloggers may have overlapping…
Digital Work, Emotion Commodification, and Moral Legitimacy
Transnational bloggers, a rising breed of digital workers, foster emotional connections with followers, expand their influence through diverse digital interactions, and generate income through commercial activities. However, the commodification of emotions is met with resistance from select Chinese netizens, raising moral questions. This article explores how transnational bloggers integrate emotion and commerce within China’s platform economy. Ou…
Dynamics of Rural Settlement Patterns in the Yellow River Delta in Response to River Diversion and Avulsion Since 1855
Rural Landscapes: Society, Environment, History is a peer-reviewed, open access journal dedicated to landscape research and interdisciplinary communication. Rural Landscapes aims to be a leading academic forum for the blending, contrasting and bridging of contemporary and historical landscape studies that engage with environmental and societal perspectives on rural landscapes in all parts of the world. The journal accepts contributions from a bro…
Five-week of solution-focused group counseling successfully reduces internet addiction among college students
Institutionalization of public interest in planning
How to capture, represent, and materialize public interest in urban planning has gone through multiple rounds of experimentation, crystallizing a number of regulatory regimes of planning in different historical and political-economic contexts. However, how to define the “public” and capture the public interest in urban planning remains problematic in both planning practices and democratic theory. Therefore, drawing upon Dewey and Habermas’s view …
Urban villages under China's rapid urbanization
Urban poverty neighbourhoods
Property Rights Redistribution, Entitlement Failure and the Impoverishment of Landless Farmers in China
Within the process of urban expansion through land requisition in China, farmers' de facto rights to collective land, including farmland and housing plots ( zhaijidi), are forcibly acquired by the state and thereafter redistributed to private developers, to facilitate urban-based economic growth. Deprived of a secure livelihood, some landless farmers become trapped in poverty. Others find that the property rights restructuring in urbanised villag…
Social Groups and Housing Differentiation in China's Urban Villages
Possessing different land rights and distinct landscapes, and separated from the rest of the city by invisible institutional boundaries, China's urban villages are unusual enclaves for landless farmers, rural migrants and other urban hukou (citizenship rights) holders in a period of rapid urbanization. Although urban villages are well known for their disorder and unruliness, they provide temporary livelihood for indigenous villagers and inexpensi…
Urban Pauperization under China’s Social Exclusion
This article articulates how two new urban poverty groups, namely the new urban poor and poor rural migrants, are pauperized under China’s social exclusion. We argue that the two poverty groups experience different pauperization processes and are subjected to distinctive social exclusions with relevance to their institutional-based status and changes in it. The urban poor experience status change from being beneficiaries of the planned economy to…
The State, Institutional Transition and the Creation of New Urban Poverty in China
Since the 1990s, the introduction of a market economy and the process of rapid urbanization have been accompanied by a new urban poverty related to lay‐offs and unemployment as well as by large‐scale rural–urban migration, which is different from the traditional urban poverty of the ‘Three Nos’ (no relatives or dependants, no working capacity and no source of income). This article focuses on new urban poverty in China under market transition and …
From development zones to edge urban areas in China
Poverty Concentration and Determinants in China's Urban Low-income Neighbourhoods and Social Groups
Based on a large-scale household survey conducted in 2007, this article reports on poverty concentration and determinants in China's low-income neighbourhoods and social groups. Three types of neighbourhood are recognized: dilapidated inner-city neighbourhoods, declining workers' villages and urban villages. Respondents are grouped into four categories: working, laid-off/unemployed and retired urban residents, together with rural migrants. We fir…
Poverty incidence and concentration in different social groups in urban China, a case study of Nanjing
Co-production” as an alternative in post-political China? Conceptualizing the legitimate power over participation in neighborhood regeneration practices
Housing differentiation in transitional urban China
Spatial capital or cultural capital? The residential choice of gentrifiers in Xuanwumen, Beijing
The Making of the New Urban Poor in Transitional China
Market transition excludes a great number of industrial workers from former state-owned enterprises from the newly established labor market. On the other hand, the market economy absorbs millions of rural migrants into the cities. But the institution of household registration discriminates against migrants in public services. Although there is a noticeable problem of urban poverty in China, this article argues that there is no unified poverty cau…
Villagers' Resistance to Gentrification‐Led Displacement in the Guanxi Society
The antigentrification campaign has gained global attention because it is crucial for realising social justice, particularly against displacement. Numerous literature has focused on government management, however, there is a dearth of research on the resistance undertaken by the potential displacees. Therefore, this paper explores villagers' survivability when facing displacement threats within China's guanxi society. The guanxi provides a fresh …
Exploring the institutional factors in mitigating rural gentrification-led displacement
Worse life, psychological suffering, but ‘better’ housing
Gentrification, the process of transforming a neighbourhood with social class upgrading and landscape change, has undoubtedly impacted existing residents. Although massive amounts of research have analysed gentrification‐induced displacement, there is comparatively much less research about the residents' experiences after being displaced. Therefore, this paper seeks to fill this gap through empirical research on the subjective experiences of disp…
Parental Dependency and Costly Offspring
Young adults in large cities are experiencing serious livelihood challenges, notably precarious employment, housing difficulties, and diminished fertility intention. Existing research on the interplay between fertility and housing has yet to fully capture the intergenerational dynamics. This study utilised questionnaires and in‐depth interviews conducted in a typical China's large city, Guangzhou, to examine the associations between the housing c…
Bounce back to move forward
I want to be a bridge”? The digital identity positioning of transnational bloggers on Chinese social media platforms
How do transnational bloggers position their digital identities on Chinese social media platforms? To answer this question, this study builds a coordinate system of digital identity positioning with intensity of ethnic differences and cultural affinities as the horizontal and vertical coordinates. Four digital identities are found: culturalists, individualists, cultural otherness, and cultural admirers. Transnational bloggers may have overlapping…
Digital Work, Emotion Commodification, and Moral Legitimacy
Transnational bloggers, a rising breed of digital workers, foster emotional connections with followers, expand their influence through diverse digital interactions, and generate income through commercial activities. However, the commodification of emotions is met with resistance from select Chinese netizens, raising moral questions. This article explores how transnational bloggers integrate emotion and commerce within China’s platform economy. Ou…
Institutionalization of public interest in planning
How to capture, represent, and materialize public interest in urban planning has gone through multiple rounds of experimentation, crystallizing a number of regulatory regimes of planning in different historical and political-economic contexts. However, how to define the “public” and capture the public interest in urban planning remains problematic in both planning practices and democratic theory. Therefore, drawing upon Dewey and Habermas’s view …
Unpacking the heterogeneity of poor neighbourhoods and neighbouring in large Chinese cities
The heterogeneous socio-demographic composition of, and social interaction in, poverty-stricken urban neighbourhoods in China is comparatively less understood. Drawing upon a large-scale household survey of dilapidated old city neighbourhoods, declining workers’ villages, inner-urban villages and peri-urban villages, this paper identifies contrasts and similarities in the demographic and socio-economic characteristics and the patterns of neighbou…
The State, Institutional Transition and the Creation of New Urban Poverty in China
Since the 1990s, the introduction of a market economy and the process of rapid urbanization have been accompanied by a new urban poverty related to lay‐offs and unemployment as well as by large‐scale rural–urban migration, which is different from the traditional urban poverty of the ‘Three Nos’ (no relatives or dependants, no working capacity and no source of income). This article focuses on new urban poverty in China under market transition and …
Urban poverty neighbourhoods
Urban Pauperization under China’s Social Exclusion
This article articulates how two new urban poverty groups, namely the new urban poor and poor rural migrants, are pauperized under China’s social exclusion. We argue that the two poverty groups experience different pauperization processes and are subjected to distinctive social exclusions with relevance to their institutional-based status and changes in it. The urban poor experience status change from being beneficiaries of the planned economy to…
The Making of the New Urban Poor in Transitional China
Market transition excludes a great number of industrial workers from former state-owned enterprises from the newly established labor market. On the other hand, the market economy absorbs millions of rural migrants into the cities. But the institution of household registration discriminates against migrants in public services. Although there is a noticeable problem of urban poverty in China, this article argues that there is no unified poverty cau…
Poverty incidence and concentration in different social groups in urban China, a case study of Nanjing
Property Rights Redistribution, Entitlement Failure and the Impoverishment of Landless Farmers in China
Within the process of urban expansion through land requisition in China, farmers' de facto rights to collective land, including farmland and housing plots ( zhaijidi), are forcibly acquired by the state and thereafter redistributed to private developers, to facilitate urban-based economic growth. Deprived of a secure livelihood, some landless farmers become trapped in poverty. Others find that the property rights restructuring in urbanised villag…
Social Groups and Housing Differentiation in China's Urban Villages
Possessing different land rights and distinct landscapes, and separated from the rest of the city by invisible institutional boundaries, China's urban villages are unusual enclaves for landless farmers, rural migrants and other urban hukou (citizenship rights) holders in a period of rapid urbanization. Although urban villages are well known for their disorder and unruliness, they provide temporary livelihood for indigenous villagers and inexpensi…
Urban villages under China's rapid urbanization
Poverty Concentration and Determinants in China's Urban Low-income Neighbourhoods and Social Groups
Based on a large-scale household survey conducted in 2007, this article reports on poverty concentration and determinants in China's low-income neighbourhoods and social groups. Three types of neighbourhood are recognized: dilapidated inner-city neighbourhoods, declining workers' villages and urban villages. Respondents are grouped into four categories: working, laid-off/unemployed and retired urban residents, together with rural migrants. We fir…
Gait Recognition and Walking Exercise Intensity Estimation
Cardiovascular patients consult doctors for advice regarding regular exercise, whereas obese patients must self-manage their weight. Because a system for permanently monitoring and tracking patients' exercise intensities and workouts is necessary, a system for recognizing gait and estimating walking exercise intensity was proposed. For gait recognition analysis, αβ filters were used to improve the recognition of athletic attitude. Furthermore, em…
Spica prunellae and its marker compound rosmarinic acid induced the expression of efflux transporters through activation of Nrf2-mediated signaling pathway in HepG2 cells
Regulation of drug-metabolizing enzymes and efflux transporters by Astragali radix decoction and its main bioactive compounds
Unpacking the heterogeneity of poor neighbourhoods and neighbouring in large Chinese cities
The heterogeneous socio-demographic composition of, and social interaction in, poverty-stricken urban neighbourhoods in China is comparatively less understood. Drawing upon a large-scale household survey of dilapidated old city neighbourhoods, declining workers’ villages, inner-urban villages and peri-urban villages, this paper identifies contrasts and similarities in the demographic and socio-economic characteristics and the patterns of neighbou…
Spatial capital or cultural capital? The residential choice of gentrifiers in Xuanwumen, Beijing
From development zones to edge urban areas in China
Village in the City
A new type of urban neighborhood, namely the “urban village” or “village in the city” ( chengzhongcun ), has grown out of China's rapid urbanization which is characterized by large‐scale rural–urban migration and radial expansion of urban built‐up areas. The “village in the city” is considered as a community of interest for urbanized villagers, a migrant settlement with low rent housing, and an urban self‐organized grassroots unit, respectively r…
The effect of perceptual load on the processing of multiple social categories in face
Promoting SMEs friendly public procurement (SFPP) practice in developing country
SMEs friendly public procurement (SFPP) has been regarded as an important policy tool for promoting SMEs. Meanwhile, the motivation of regulations and policies for SFPP has been extensively recognized. The influence mechanism hidden in this motivation relationship, however, remains an important research gap. In order to seek a better understanding for this issue, we develop a conceptual model based on institutional theory, stakeholder theory, and…
Housing differentiation in transitional urban China
Can mirror reading reverse the flow of time? Evidence from Japanese speakers
Accumulating evidence over the last two decades has established the causal role of a unidirectional orthography in shaping speakers' mental representations of time. Casasanto and Bottini (Journal of Experimental Psychology: General, 143, 473-479, 2014) extended previous findings by showing that exposure to mirror-reversed orthography of speakers' native language could completely redirect their mental timelines within minutes. However, the questio…
Anti-nociceptive, anti-inflammatory and anti-arthritic activities of pregnane glycosides from the root bark of Periploca sepium Bunge
Comparison of attentional resource allocation to threat and selfrelevant information
Although previous researchers have shown that attention is preferentially allocated during situations involving both threat and selfrelevant information, it is unclear which information type requires more cognitive resources. We compared the automatic processing of threat and self-relevant stimuli using the no-report oddball paradigm. Participants looked at images on a computer screen that displayed fighting with opponents or interacting with fri…
Worse life, psychological suffering, but ‘better’ housing
Gentrification, the process of transforming a neighbourhood with social class upgrading and landscape change, has undoubtedly impacted existing residents. Although massive amounts of research have analysed gentrification‐induced displacement, there is comparatively much less research about the residents' experiences after being displaced. Therefore, this paper seeks to fill this gap through empirical research on the subjective experiences of disp…
Practice the "Four Forces" to be a Media Person in the New Era
In the New Era of media integration development, facing the change of information communication mode, media people should keep up with the development trend of the times, adapt to the new communication mode, and constantly practice the“Four forces” is the duty of media people. This article explains how to seize the opportunity and deal with the risks and challenges in the new era from the different perspectives of the development requirement, pra…
The Effect of Total Cholesterol Variability on Clinical Outcomes After Percutaneous Coronary Intervention
AIM: Exploring the risk factors of prognosis in patients undergoing percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) is of great importance. Our aim of the study is to investigate the association between variability in total cholesterol (TC) level and major adverse cardiovascular and cerebrovascular events (MACCE) in patients after PCI. METHODS: Between April 2004 and December 2009, 909 patients who underwent primary PCI and with at least three TC values…
China (24 works) · Political science (23 works) · Economics (21 works) · Geography (21 works) · Economic growth (18 works) · Sociology (18 works) · China's Socioeconomic Reforms and Governance (17 works) · Psychology (17 works) · Law (12 works) · Medicine (12 works)