Shengxiang She
Biographic Data
| ID | 3729317 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Shengxiang She |
| GIVEN NAMES | Shengxiang |
| FAMILY NAME | She |
| SIGNATURE | SHE S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Guizhou University of Finance and Economics |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7975-116X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
The Impact of School Support on International Students Cross-Cultural Adaptability, Psychological Resilience and Satisfaction
International students have become a significant sociocultural phenomenon globally, frequently associated with independence and empowerment. However, school support and students’ mobility constrained, including cross-cultural adaptability which effect students’ educational experience and ability to integrate into the host culture. The large number of international students has greatly sped up the modernization of Chinese universities' administrat…
Exploring the determinants of online purchase intention for aging-friendly products
This study examines the determinants of older adults’ intention to purchase aging-friendly products via online shopping platforms, focusing on senior consumers in Guangzhou, China. Drawing on the Technology Acceptance Model and the Theory of Planned Behavior, it addresses the growing need to understand digital consumption behaviors among aging populations and the factors shaping their engagement in online marketplaces. A structural model was deve…
How does supply chain digitalization promote corporate carbon reduction performance? An empirical study based on DID and dynamic QCA
Amid the deep integration of next-generation digital technologies and supply chain management, it is of great significance to explore how supply chain digitalization (SCD) promotes corporate carbon reduction performance. Drawing on the supply chain innovation and application pilot cities (SCIAPC) policy, this paper empirically examines the impact mechanism of SCD on carbon reduction performance from the perspective of resource orchestration theor…
The impact of varied green benefits appeals on consumer preferences for green home appliances — Experiment evidence from China
Irrational decision-making by consumers when purchasing green home appliances has led to significant energy waste. While debates continue regarding the effectiveness of green benefit appeals (monetary benefit appeals, environmental benefit appeals, and combined benefit appeals), the role of benefit magnitude and scale in shaping these appeals remains underexplored. This study focuses on China, a representative emerging market, to investigate the …
Influence of climate change beliefs on adolescent food saving behavior
Exploring the Concept, Antecedents, and Consequences of Environmental Psychological Ownership
This paper extends the concept of psychological ownership to the general natural environment, clarifies the concept of environmental psychological ownership, and analyzes the formation mechanism of environmental psychological ownership from three dimensions. According to the results of structural equation model based on data obtained from the questionnaire survey, pro-environment investment, environmental self-efficacy, and environmental knowledg…
Will Costliness Amplify the Signalling Strength of Past Pro-Environmental Behaviour? Exploratory Study on Autonomy
Research has shown that the extent to which previous environmental actions are linked to people's environmental self-identity influences subsequent environmentally-friendly behaviour. The study empirically examined the influences of recycling efforts on subsequent pro-environmental behaviour by PLS (partial least squares) structural equation modelling based on the survey data of 426 respondents in China. The results indicate that recycling effort…
Impact of Consumer Environmental Responsibility on Green Consumption Behavior in China
Research on influence factors for green consumption has greatly advanced in recent years. However, little research has explored the effect of consumers’ environmental responsibility on green consumption and how this effect was mediated by environmental concern and moderated by price sensitivity, especially when consumers simultaneously pay close attention to environmental and personal interests. This study investigates the impact of environmental…
An Exploration of Hiking Risk Perception
Hiking is a form of green tourism which deserves promotion and popularization, especially in present day China. However, the risks inherent in hiking could have a negative impact on the development of hiking tourism. It is important to better understand how people perceive the risks of hiking and what type of experience attributes they prefer. However, no studies have investigated the nature of risk perception from the perspective of hikers. This…
Critical factors and pathways influencing genetically modified food risk perceptions
This study aims to identify the critical factors and paths that affect the Chinese public’s risk perceptions of genetically modified (GM) foods from an emotional appraisal perspective. Using an experiment conducted with university undergraduate business students in China, we examined the evaluative pathways of the Chinese public by manipulating fairness and controllability appraisals in scenarios constructed about GM foods risk. The experiment wa…
Perception of delayed environmental risks
Purpose – The purpose of this research is to explore the effect of time delay on the perception of environmental risks beyond time discounting, and thus provide a reference for effective communication related to environment and environmental risks. Design/methodology/approach – Ten risk scenarios across four time delay conditions were designed. Computer program randomly presented different risk scenarios to student subjects. Risk perception was m…
A probability–time&space trade-off model in environmental risk perception
This paper addresses the issue of environmental risk perception in a multidimensional framework involving perceived risks in both time and space. A representation of the probability–time&space trade-off (PTST) is obtained in which the probability–time trade-off (PTT) and the probability–space trade-off (PST) are combined. The PST is analogous to the PTT, due to the fact that the probabilistic distance, the temporal distance, and the spatial dista…
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A probability–time&space trade-off model in environmental risk perception
This paper addresses the issue of environmental risk perception in a multidimensional framework involving perceived risks in both time and space. A representation of the probability–time&space trade-off (PTST) is obtained in which the probability–time trade-off (PTT) and the probability–space trade-off (PST) are combined. The PST is analogous to the PTT, due to the fact that the probabilistic distance, the temporal distance, and the spatial dista…
Perception of delayed environmental risks
Purpose – The purpose of this research is to explore the effect of time delay on the perception of environmental risks beyond time discounting, and thus provide a reference for effective communication related to environment and environmental risks. Design/methodology/approach – Ten risk scenarios across four time delay conditions were designed. Computer program randomly presented different risk scenarios to student subjects. Risk perception was m…
Critical factors and pathways influencing genetically modified food risk perceptions
This study aims to identify the critical factors and paths that affect the Chinese public’s risk perceptions of genetically modified (GM) foods from an emotional appraisal perspective. Using an experiment conducted with university undergraduate business students in China, we examined the evaluative pathways of the Chinese public by manipulating fairness and controllability appraisals in scenarios constructed about GM foods risk. The experiment wa…
An Exploration of Hiking Risk Perception
Hiking is a form of green tourism which deserves promotion and popularization, especially in present day China. However, the risks inherent in hiking could have a negative impact on the development of hiking tourism. It is important to better understand how people perceive the risks of hiking and what type of experience attributes they prefer. However, no studies have investigated the nature of risk perception from the perspective of hikers. This…
Impact of Consumer Environmental Responsibility on Green Consumption Behavior in China
Research on influence factors for green consumption has greatly advanced in recent years. However, little research has explored the effect of consumers’ environmental responsibility on green consumption and how this effect was mediated by environmental concern and moderated by price sensitivity, especially when consumers simultaneously pay close attention to environmental and personal interests. This study investigates the impact of environmental…
Will Costliness Amplify the Signalling Strength of Past Pro-Environmental Behaviour? Exploratory Study on Autonomy
Research has shown that the extent to which previous environmental actions are linked to people's environmental self-identity influences subsequent environmentally-friendly behaviour. The study empirically examined the influences of recycling efforts on subsequent pro-environmental behaviour by PLS (partial least squares) structural equation modelling based on the survey data of 426 respondents in China. The results indicate that recycling effort…
Exploring the Concept, Antecedents, and Consequences of Environmental Psychological Ownership
This paper extends the concept of psychological ownership to the general natural environment, clarifies the concept of environmental psychological ownership, and analyzes the formation mechanism of environmental psychological ownership from three dimensions. According to the results of structural equation model based on data obtained from the questionnaire survey, pro-environment investment, environmental self-efficacy, and environmental knowledg…
Influence of climate change beliefs on adolescent food saving behavior
Exploring the determinants of online purchase intention for aging-friendly products
This study examines the determinants of older adults’ intention to purchase aging-friendly products via online shopping platforms, focusing on senior consumers in Guangzhou, China. Drawing on the Technology Acceptance Model and the Theory of Planned Behavior, it addresses the growing need to understand digital consumption behaviors among aging populations and the factors shaping their engagement in online marketplaces. A structural model was deve…
How does supply chain digitalization promote corporate carbon reduction performance? An empirical study based on DID and dynamic QCA
Amid the deep integration of next-generation digital technologies and supply chain management, it is of great significance to explore how supply chain digitalization (SCD) promotes corporate carbon reduction performance. Drawing on the supply chain innovation and application pilot cities (SCIAPC) policy, this paper empirically examines the impact mechanism of SCD on carbon reduction performance from the perspective of resource orchestration theor…
The impact of varied green benefits appeals on consumer preferences for green home appliances — Experiment evidence from China
Irrational decision-making by consumers when purchasing green home appliances has led to significant energy waste. While debates continue regarding the effectiveness of green benefit appeals (monetary benefit appeals, environmental benefit appeals, and combined benefit appeals), the role of benefit magnitude and scale in shaping these appeals remains underexplored. This study focuses on China, a representative emerging market, to investigate the …
The Impact of School Support on International Students Cross-Cultural Adaptability, Psychological Resilience and Satisfaction
International students have become a significant sociocultural phenomenon globally, frequently associated with independence and empowerment. However, school support and students’ mobility constrained, including cross-cultural adaptability which effect students’ educational experience and ability to integrate into the host culture. The large number of international students has greatly sped up the modernization of Chinese universities' administrat…
Psychology (8 works) · Business (7 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Environmental Education and Sustainability (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Environmental Sustainability in Business (4 works) · Perception (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Risk perception (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works)