Ke Yu
Biographic Data
| ID | 3780885 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ke Yu |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ke |
| FAMILY NAME | Yu |
| SIGNATURE | YU K |
| AFFILIATIONS | Southwest University of Science and Technology |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5857-8508 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 22 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 22 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Bidirectional relationships of fears related to death and appearance-based rejection with social media addiction in emerging adults: A one-year longitudinal study
Evaluating the environmental benefits and resource loads of municipal wastewater treatment plants in China
Municipal wastewater treatment plants (MWWTPs) provide clean water for urban areas, but due to the significant use of energy and chemicals, the actual environmental implications remain concerning. An evaluation framework for assessing environmental benefits and resource loads is established using monthly operational data from more than 6200 MWWTPs in China from 2007 to 2020 to determine the sustainable potential of this industry and the determina…
Dagcn: Dual-Channel and Aspect-Aware Graph Convolutional Network for Aspect-Based Sentiment Analysis in Computational Social Systems
It is crucial to mine latent sentiments and opinions from comments on social media to comprehensively understand people's preferences and experiences. Aspect-based sentiment analysis aims to identify the sentiment polarities for specific aspects of a sentence. Mainstream methods generally struggle to process sentences with complex syntactic structures and multiple aspects of different sentiment polarities. To overcome this challenge, this article…
Self-regulation deficiencies and perceived problematic online pornography use among young Chinese women: The role of self-acceptance
Institutional Cultural Norms, Cultural Motives for College and Adjustment: Cultural Mismatch Theory in the Chinese Context
Cultural mismatch theory attempts to explain how the independent, middle-class culture of U.S. higher education may inadvertently contribute to creating and maintaining social class inequalities for students from interdependently oriented, working-class background. The current research was the first attempt to examine the theory’s cross-cultural applicability in the Chinese context. Validating the main claims of cultural mismatch theory, more sel…
Perfectionism and suicidal ideation: The serial mediating roles of appearance-based rejection sensitivity and loneliness
Bilingual program effectiveness: An evaluation of meta-analytic methods and findings
Research syntheses that evaluate bilingual program effectiveness have grown exponentially since the 1980s. Contradictory to earlier anti-bilingual findings, these research syntheses, including statistical meta-analyses, have converged on findings supporting L1 teaching. This study examines the methodological soundness of eight statistical meta-analyses to provide methodology validation to this convergence conclusion. It examines the extent to whi…
The Longitudinal Relationships among Casual Sex and Psychological Well-Being in Chinese College Student
This study integrates the important psychological well-being indicators (i.e., life satisfaction, psychological distress, and self-esteem) into a model framework. We used a cross-lagged panel design (CLPD) to examine the bidirectional relationship between casual sex and psychological well-being among Chinese college students. Chinese college students (N = 833) completed self-report measures (i.e., hookup behavior, life satisfaction, psychological…
Mapping analytical methods between input–output economics and network science
The input–output (IO) model can be used to examine the flow of products and services within an economy, resembling a network with industries as nodes and transactions as links. Diverging significantly from commonly studied networks such as social, protein, and power grids, IO networks exhibit intricate interconnectivity, involving weighted nodes and both directional and weighted links. This uniqueness necessitates careful consideration when apply…
Quantifying albedo impact and radiative forcing of management practices in European wheat cropping systems
Management practices that increase the surface albedo of cultivated land could mitigate climate change, with similar effectiveness to practices that reduce greenhouse gas emissions or favor natural CO 2 sequestration. Yet, the efficiency of such practices is barely quantified. In this study, we quantified the impacts of seven different management practices on the surface albedo of winter wheat fields (nitrogen fertilizer, herbicide, fungicide, so…
Adult attachment and sexting in Chinese college students' romantic relationships
This study investigated the mediating role of loneliness in the relationship between attachment styles and sexting among Chinese college students in romantic relationships. Participants comprised 656 college students who completed surveys measuring attachment styles, sexting, and loneliness. Results were as follows: (a) attachment anxiety was positively correlated with sexting, (b) attachment avoidance was negatively correlated was sexting, (c) l…
Data Collection in Times of Pandemic: A Self-Study and Revisit of Research Practices During a Crisis
COVID-19 as a global pandemic has greatly disrupted research, not only in terms of the practicality of research activities such as data collection, but also in data quality. Using self-study in form of duoethnography method for reflecting on research practice, this article reviews and reflects on the practices of remote data collection during the pandemic and further revisits additional issues brought about by these practices and concerns. One ke…
Associations of Death Anxiety, Inclusion of Smartphone in the Self, and Affiliation Motivation with Smartphone use and Addiction: A Multiple Mediation Study
This study is the first to apply terror management theory to understanding smartphone addiction by examining the potential indirect effect of death anxiety on smartphone addiction via inclusion of smartphone in the self (i.e., self-expansion), affiliation motivation (the desire to connect with others) for emotional support, and smartphone use. The sample consisted of 1483 Chinese university students between the ages of 18 and 24 ( M = 19.14, SD =…
Waiting for a Hero: Dramatism Analysis of South Africa’s ICT Development
A critical and comprehensive reflection of information and communication technology (ICT) is needed to prepare South Africa for the fourth industrial revolution (4IR). Through one uncommonly used theoretical framework in analysing ICT development—dramatism analysis—this article examines South Africa’s ICT development. By examining the nature and features of the development through this framework, this article highlights the multitude of South Afr…
State-centred-collaborative-governance: A “new” governance model for ICT success
This article proposes a new concept—state-centered-collaborative-governance—that describes and explains the ICT governance model and its success in Sweden. As the role of the state lies at the center of dispute for the different governance models, this article revisits the historical government’s role in various industrial revolutions as well as tracking the role played by the Swedish government and that of other stakeholders in its ICT trajector…
A Short-Term Longitudinal Investigation of Insecure Attachments and Hooking Up Among Chinese College Students
A Comparative Study of the Translation of Material Culture-loaded Words of Hongloumeng in the Light of Skopostheorie
Hongloumeng, one of the masterpieces in China, a splendid history of classical literature, carries a large amount of Chinese traditional culture elements and culture-loaded words. This paper will apply skopos theory as the theoretical framework and analyze the translation of material culture-loaded words in Yang Xianyi and Gladys Yangs’ translation of A Dream of Red Mansions and The Story of the Stone by David Hawkes. And then the author will try…
Speaking or being Chinese: The case of South African-born Chinese
Language is often seen as an important symbol and marker of identity. The relationship between the two especially comes to the fore in the experience of immigrants who often must negotiate competing pressures on their identities and language usage. In this article we examine the link between language and identity through an exploration of the lived experiences of four Chinese individuals in South Africa. Drawing on interview data, we examine thei…
The Mental Health Status of Chinese Medical Peacekeepers in Lebanon
We investigated the mental health status of Chinese medical peacekeepers in Lebanon. In total, 59 peacekeepers completed the Self-rating Depression Scale (SDS; Zung, 1965), Self-rating Anxiety Scale (SAS; Zung, 1971), and Symptom Checklist-90 (SCL-90; Wang, 1984) 1 week after their arrival in Lebanon. These data were compared with those of 62 military personnel (control group 1) and 58 medical workers (control group 2). Significant differences we…
An analysis of personality traits of Chinese military medical peacekeepers in Lebanon
In this study the Chinese version of the 16 Personality Factor Questionnaire (16PF; Cattell, Eber, & Tatsuoka, 1970; Dai & Zhu, 1988) was used to investigate the personality traits of 59 Chinese medical peacekeepers in Lebanon. Survey data were compared among 59 peacekeepers, 62 military personnel (control group 1), and 58 medical workers (control group 2). The social boldness, and abstractedness scores of peacekeepers were significantly lower th…
Exploring the nature of the researcher–practitioner relationship in qualitative educational research publications
This literature review looks at the way in which the researcher–practitioner relationship is described in research publications. The main finding of this review points to: a limited description and discussion of the relationship; a similarly limited, sometimes confusing, understanding of the notion of collaboration; as well as limited self‐reflection, sometimes accompanied by taken‐for‐granted attitudes on the part of the researchers
Confidentiality Revisited
Exploring the nature of the researcher–practitioner relationship in qualitative educational research publications
This literature review looks at the way in which the researcher–practitioner relationship is described in research publications. The main finding of this review points to: a limited description and discussion of the relationship; a similarly limited, sometimes confusing, understanding of the notion of collaboration; as well as limited self‐reflection, sometimes accompanied by taken‐for‐granted attitudes on the part of the researchers
A Short-Term Longitudinal Investigation of Insecure Attachments and Hooking Up Among Chinese College Students
Confidentiality Revisited
Exploring the nature of the researcher–practitioner relationship in qualitative educational research publications
This literature review looks at the way in which the researcher–practitioner relationship is described in research publications. The main finding of this review points to: a limited description and discussion of the relationship; a similarly limited, sometimes confusing, understanding of the notion of collaboration; as well as limited self‐reflection, sometimes accompanied by taken‐for‐granted attitudes on the part of the researchers
The Mental Health Status of Chinese Medical Peacekeepers in Lebanon
We investigated the mental health status of Chinese medical peacekeepers in Lebanon. In total, 59 peacekeepers completed the Self-rating Depression Scale (SDS; Zung, 1965), Self-rating Anxiety Scale (SAS; Zung, 1971), and Symptom Checklist-90 (SCL-90; Wang, 1984) 1 week after their arrival in Lebanon. These data were compared with those of 62 military personnel (control group 1) and 58 medical workers (control group 2). Significant differences we…
An analysis of personality traits of Chinese military medical peacekeepers in Lebanon
In this study the Chinese version of the 16 Personality Factor Questionnaire (16PF; Cattell, Eber, & Tatsuoka, 1970; Dai & Zhu, 1988) was used to investigate the personality traits of 59 Chinese medical peacekeepers in Lebanon. Survey data were compared among 59 peacekeepers, 62 military personnel (control group 1), and 58 medical workers (control group 2). The social boldness, and abstractedness scores of peacekeepers were significantly lower th…
Speaking or being Chinese: The case of South African-born Chinese
Language is often seen as an important symbol and marker of identity. The relationship between the two especially comes to the fore in the experience of immigrants who often must negotiate competing pressures on their identities and language usage. In this article we examine the link between language and identity through an exploration of the lived experiences of four Chinese individuals in South Africa. Drawing on interview data, we examine thei…
A Comparative Study of the Translation of Material Culture-loaded Words of Hongloumeng in the Light of Skopostheorie
Hongloumeng, one of the masterpieces in China, a splendid history of classical literature, carries a large amount of Chinese traditional culture elements and culture-loaded words. This paper will apply skopos theory as the theoretical framework and analyze the translation of material culture-loaded words in Yang Xianyi and Gladys Yangs’ translation of A Dream of Red Mansions and The Story of the Stone by David Hawkes. And then the author will try…
Waiting for a Hero: Dramatism Analysis of South Africa’s ICT Development
A critical and comprehensive reflection of information and communication technology (ICT) is needed to prepare South Africa for the fourth industrial revolution (4IR). Through one uncommonly used theoretical framework in analysing ICT development—dramatism analysis—this article examines South Africa’s ICT development. By examining the nature and features of the development through this framework, this article highlights the multitude of South Afr…
State-centred-collaborative-governance: A “new” governance model for ICT success
This article proposes a new concept—state-centered-collaborative-governance—that describes and explains the ICT governance model and its success in Sweden. As the role of the state lies at the center of dispute for the different governance models, this article revisits the historical government’s role in various industrial revolutions as well as tracking the role played by the Swedish government and that of other stakeholders in its ICT trajector…
A Short-Term Longitudinal Investigation of Insecure Attachments and Hooking Up Among Chinese College Students
Data Collection in Times of Pandemic: A Self-Study and Revisit of Research Practices During a Crisis
COVID-19 as a global pandemic has greatly disrupted research, not only in terms of the practicality of research activities such as data collection, but also in data quality. Using self-study in form of duoethnography method for reflecting on research practice, this article reviews and reflects on the practices of remote data collection during the pandemic and further revisits additional issues brought about by these practices and concerns. One ke…
Associations of Death Anxiety, Inclusion of Smartphone in the Self, and Affiliation Motivation with Smartphone use and Addiction: A Multiple Mediation Study
This study is the first to apply terror management theory to understanding smartphone addiction by examining the potential indirect effect of death anxiety on smartphone addiction via inclusion of smartphone in the self (i.e., self-expansion), affiliation motivation (the desire to connect with others) for emotional support, and smartphone use. The sample consisted of 1483 Chinese university students between the ages of 18 and 24 ( M = 19.14, SD =…
Perfectionism and suicidal ideation: The serial mediating roles of appearance-based rejection sensitivity and loneliness
Bilingual program effectiveness: An evaluation of meta-analytic methods and findings
Research syntheses that evaluate bilingual program effectiveness have grown exponentially since the 1980s. Contradictory to earlier anti-bilingual findings, these research syntheses, including statistical meta-analyses, have converged on findings supporting L1 teaching. This study examines the methodological soundness of eight statistical meta-analyses to provide methodology validation to this convergence conclusion. It examines the extent to whi…
The Longitudinal Relationships among Casual Sex and Psychological Well-Being in Chinese College Student
This study integrates the important psychological well-being indicators (i.e., life satisfaction, psychological distress, and self-esteem) into a model framework. We used a cross-lagged panel design (CLPD) to examine the bidirectional relationship between casual sex and psychological well-being among Chinese college students. Chinese college students (N = 833) completed self-report measures (i.e., hookup behavior, life satisfaction, psychological…
Mapping analytical methods between input–output economics and network science
The input–output (IO) model can be used to examine the flow of products and services within an economy, resembling a network with industries as nodes and transactions as links. Diverging significantly from commonly studied networks such as social, protein, and power grids, IO networks exhibit intricate interconnectivity, involving weighted nodes and both directional and weighted links. This uniqueness necessitates careful consideration when apply…
Quantifying albedo impact and radiative forcing of management practices in European wheat cropping systems
Management practices that increase the surface albedo of cultivated land could mitigate climate change, with similar effectiveness to practices that reduce greenhouse gas emissions or favor natural CO 2 sequestration. Yet, the efficiency of such practices is barely quantified. In this study, we quantified the impacts of seven different management practices on the surface albedo of winter wheat fields (nitrogen fertilizer, herbicide, fungicide, so…
Adult attachment and sexting in Chinese college students' romantic relationships
This study investigated the mediating role of loneliness in the relationship between attachment styles and sexting among Chinese college students in romantic relationships. Participants comprised 656 college students who completed surveys measuring attachment styles, sexting, and loneliness. Results were as follows: (a) attachment anxiety was positively correlated with sexting, (b) attachment avoidance was negatively correlated was sexting, (c) l…
Dagcn: Dual-Channel and Aspect-Aware Graph Convolutional Network for Aspect-Based Sentiment Analysis in Computational Social Systems
It is crucial to mine latent sentiments and opinions from comments on social media to comprehensively understand people's preferences and experiences. Aspect-based sentiment analysis aims to identify the sentiment polarities for specific aspects of a sentence. Mainstream methods generally struggle to process sentences with complex syntactic structures and multiple aspects of different sentiment polarities. To overcome this challenge, this article…
Self-regulation deficiencies and perceived problematic online pornography use among young Chinese women: The role of self-acceptance
Institutional Cultural Norms, Cultural Motives for College and Adjustment: Cultural Mismatch Theory in the Chinese Context
Cultural mismatch theory attempts to explain how the independent, middle-class culture of U.S. higher education may inadvertently contribute to creating and maintaining social class inequalities for students from interdependently oriented, working-class background. The current research was the first attempt to examine the theory’s cross-cultural applicability in the Chinese context. Validating the main claims of cultural mismatch theory, more sel…
Bidirectional relationships of fears related to death and appearance-based rejection with social media addiction in emerging adults: A one-year longitudinal study
Evaluating the environmental benefits and resource loads of municipal wastewater treatment plants in China
Municipal wastewater treatment plants (MWWTPs) provide clean water for urban areas, but due to the significant use of energy and chemicals, the actual environmental implications remain concerning. An evaluation framework for assessing environmental benefits and resource loads is established using monthly operational data from more than 6200 MWWTPs in China from 2007 to 2020 to determine the sustainable potential of this industry and the determina…
Psychology (15 works) · Computer Science (11 works) · Social Psychology (7 works) · Clinical Psychology (6 works) · Developmental psychology (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Clinical Psychology (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Social science (4 works) · Anxiety (3 works)