Guoliang Zhang
Biographic Data
| ID | 3799405 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Guoliang Zhang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Guoliang |
| FAMILY NAME | Zhang |
| SIGNATURE | ZHANG G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Shanghai Jiao Tong University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3253-6638 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 16 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
A Modified Poisson Mixture Approach to Risk and Intensity of School Violent Victimization, 1976–2023
Violent victimization remains a persistent problem in U.S. schools, yet existing estimates often underestimate its extent due to missing measures of repeat victimization, unspecified risk, and reliance on incident counts. Using 48 waves of nationally representative, repeated cross-sectional data from Monitoring the Future (1976–2023; pooled N = 251,055 12th graders; 46.5% male; 11.5% Black), this study employs modified Poisson mixture models to a…
Learning With a Pedagogical Agent in Virtual Reality: Does the Impact of Environment Type and Agent Presence Matter
Tracing the introduction and diffusion of communication in mainland China: Evidence from invisible college of overseas Chinese scholars
Research on how scientific disciplines emerge, evolve, and influence the development of scientific knowledge is a focal point in the study of disciplinary history. However, the establishment of Communication and the trajectory of its knowledge in mainland China remains insufficiently explored. To address this gap, this article focuses on the introduction and diffusion of Communication from the perspective of overseas Chinese Communication scholar…
How willing is the public to spread green behavior? Evidence from the voluntary provision experiment of public goods
Sustaining the "Pink Ghetto"? The identity negotiations of Chinese women journalists in the field of digital journalism
Feminist studies of the media have shown different degrees of gender inequality in journalism organizations. Drawing on the notions of field and gendered habitus, the authors of this study conducted in-depth interviews with 30 Chinese women journalists to explore their experiences of digital journalism production, their survival logic in the field, the associated gender power relationships, and the reconstruction of ‘Pink Ghetto’ in the digital n…
Mobile media in China: Media practice as a research orientation
A quantitative analysis of doctoral dissertations in communication in mainland China
Doctoral candidates are the important fundament and potential of any given discipline. Their doctoral dissertations are not only a valuable academic resource, but also a barometer of the development of a discipline that should not be overlooked. This research adopts a quantitative method from the perspective of bibliometric analysis. We reviewed the research topics, methods and theoretical basis of the communication doctoral dissertations (n = 48…
Mapping local climate zones and their associated heat risk issues in Beijing: Based on open data
Green-depressing cropping system: A referential land use practice for fallow to ensure a harmonious human-land relationship in the farming-pastoral ecotone of northern China
Comparative Analysis of Early-Stage Clinical Features Between Covid-19 and Influenza A H1N1 Virus Pneumonia
Introduction: Influenza virus pneumonia and COVID-19 are two different types of respiratory viral pneumonia but with very similar clinical manifestations. The aim of the present study was to help clinicians gain a better understanding about differences between Influenza virus pneumonia and COVID-19 by comparative analysis of the early-stage clinical features. Methods: Clinical data of patients with confirmed diagnosis of COVID-19 and influenza A …
Transcultural political communication from the perspective of proximization theory: A comparative analysis on the corpuses of the Sino–US trade war
Previous studies have shown the operational potential in political discourse analysis from the proximization perspective. This study adopts a cross-disciplinary approach to analyze political communication across transcultural contexts, especially in the cyber discourse space. Based on the spatial–temporal–axiological (STA) model, we compare the journalistic discourses on two social media platforms by China Xinhua News Agency (CXNA), an official s…
Perceived Credibility of Chinese Social Media: Toward an Integrated Approach
Using Weblog files and an online survey on Sina Weibo (N = 754), this article (1) empirically examined Chinese social media credibility in validated indexes; (2) compared the credibility of 12 types of media, which yielded three genres: traditional media, Web 1.0, and social media; and (3) explored the predictors of social media credibility. Results indicated SW users rate social media moderately high, especially on its fairness and unbiasedness,…
Elevation changes measured during 1966–2010 on the monsoonal temperate glaciers' ablation region, Gongga Mountains, China
Cosmogenic nuclide constraints on late Quaternary glacial chronology on the Dalijia Shan, northeastern Tibetan Plateau
Cosmogenic nuclide (CN) apparent exposure dating has become a widely used method for determining the age of glacial landforms on the Tibetan Plateau with > 1200 published ages. We present the first 10 Be exposure ages from the Dalijia Shan, the most northeastern formerly glaciated mountain range on the Tibetan Plateau. The moraine groups identified from field and remote sensing imagery mapping record four glacial events at 37.07 ± 3.70 to 52.96 ±…
Predicting mobile news use among college students: The role of press freedom in four Asian cities
This study explores how mobile phone-savvy Asian college students use mobile news, especially news posted on mobile-accessible Twitter-like microblogs, to stay informed about current events. Our survey of more than 3500 college students in Shanghai, Hong Kong, Singapore and Taiwan asks why young people turn to mobile phones for news and how the news-getting behavior is related to the level of press freedom in their respective societies. The resul…
Building Virtuality into University-based Human Resources Policy in China's Universities
Predicting mobile news use among college students: The role of press freedom in four Asian cities
This study explores how mobile phone-savvy Asian college students use mobile news, especially news posted on mobile-accessible Twitter-like microblogs, to stay informed about current events. Our survey of more than 3500 college students in Shanghai, Hong Kong, Singapore and Taiwan asks why young people turn to mobile phones for news and how the news-getting behavior is related to the level of press freedom in their respective societies. The resul…
Perceived Credibility of Chinese Social Media: Toward an Integrated Approach
Using Weblog files and an online survey on Sina Weibo (N = 754), this article (1) empirically examined Chinese social media credibility in validated indexes; (2) compared the credibility of 12 types of media, which yielded three genres: traditional media, Web 1.0, and social media; and (3) explored the predictors of social media credibility. Results indicated SW users rate social media moderately high, especially on its fairness and unbiasedness,…
Green-depressing cropping system: A referential land use practice for fallow to ensure a harmonious human-land relationship in the farming-pastoral ecotone of northern China
Building Virtuality into University-based Human Resources Policy in China's Universities
Cosmogenic nuclide constraints on late Quaternary glacial chronology on the Dalijia Shan, northeastern Tibetan Plateau
Cosmogenic nuclide (CN) apparent exposure dating has become a widely used method for determining the age of glacial landforms on the Tibetan Plateau with > 1200 published ages. We present the first 10 Be exposure ages from the Dalijia Shan, the most northeastern formerly glaciated mountain range on the Tibetan Plateau. The moraine groups identified from field and remote sensing imagery mapping record four glacial events at 37.07 ± 3.70 to 52.96 ±…
Predicting mobile news use among college students: The role of press freedom in four Asian cities
This study explores how mobile phone-savvy Asian college students use mobile news, especially news posted on mobile-accessible Twitter-like microblogs, to stay informed about current events. Our survey of more than 3500 college students in Shanghai, Hong Kong, Singapore and Taiwan asks why young people turn to mobile phones for news and how the news-getting behavior is related to the level of press freedom in their respective societies. The resul…
Elevation changes measured during 1966–2010 on the monsoonal temperate glaciers' ablation region, Gongga Mountains, China
Perceived Credibility of Chinese Social Media: Toward an Integrated Approach
Using Weblog files and an online survey on Sina Weibo (N = 754), this article (1) empirically examined Chinese social media credibility in validated indexes; (2) compared the credibility of 12 types of media, which yielded three genres: traditional media, Web 1.0, and social media; and (3) explored the predictors of social media credibility. Results indicated SW users rate social media moderately high, especially on its fairness and unbiasedness,…
Comparative Analysis of Early-Stage Clinical Features Between Covid-19 and Influenza A H1N1 Virus Pneumonia
Introduction: Influenza virus pneumonia and COVID-19 are two different types of respiratory viral pneumonia but with very similar clinical manifestations. The aim of the present study was to help clinicians gain a better understanding about differences between Influenza virus pneumonia and COVID-19 by comparative analysis of the early-stage clinical features. Methods: Clinical data of patients with confirmed diagnosis of COVID-19 and influenza A …
Transcultural political communication from the perspective of proximization theory: A comparative analysis on the corpuses of the Sino–US trade war
Previous studies have shown the operational potential in political discourse analysis from the proximization perspective. This study adopts a cross-disciplinary approach to analyze political communication across transcultural contexts, especially in the cyber discourse space. Based on the spatial–temporal–axiological (STA) model, we compare the journalistic discourses on two social media platforms by China Xinhua News Agency (CXNA), an official s…
A quantitative analysis of doctoral dissertations in communication in mainland China
Doctoral candidates are the important fundament and potential of any given discipline. Their doctoral dissertations are not only a valuable academic resource, but also a barometer of the development of a discipline that should not be overlooked. This research adopts a quantitative method from the perspective of bibliometric analysis. We reviewed the research topics, methods and theoretical basis of the communication doctoral dissertations (n = 48…
Mapping local climate zones and their associated heat risk issues in Beijing: Based on open data
Green-depressing cropping system: A referential land use practice for fallow to ensure a harmonious human-land relationship in the farming-pastoral ecotone of northern China
Mobile media in China: Media practice as a research orientation
How willing is the public to spread green behavior? Evidence from the voluntary provision experiment of public goods
Sustaining the "Pink Ghetto"? The identity negotiations of Chinese women journalists in the field of digital journalism
Feminist studies of the media have shown different degrees of gender inequality in journalism organizations. Drawing on the notions of field and gendered habitus, the authors of this study conducted in-depth interviews with 30 Chinese women journalists to explore their experiences of digital journalism production, their survival logic in the field, the associated gender power relationships, and the reconstruction of ‘Pink Ghetto’ in the digital n…
Tracing the introduction and diffusion of communication in mainland China: Evidence from invisible college of overseas Chinese scholars
Research on how scientific disciplines emerge, evolve, and influence the development of scientific knowledge is a focal point in the study of disciplinary history. However, the establishment of Communication and the trajectory of its knowledge in mainland China remains insufficiently explored. To address this gap, this article focuses on the introduction and diffusion of Communication from the perspective of overseas Chinese Communication scholar…
A Modified Poisson Mixture Approach to Risk and Intensity of School Violent Victimization, 1976–2023
Violent victimization remains a persistent problem in U.S. schools, yet existing estimates often underestimate its extent due to missing measures of repeat victimization, unspecified risk, and reliance on incident counts. Using 48 waves of nationally representative, repeated cross-sectional data from Monitoring the Future (1976–2023; pooled N = 251,055 12th graders; 46.5% male; 11.5% Black), this study employs modified Poisson mixture models to a…
Learning With a Pedagogical Agent in Virtual Reality: Does the Impact of Environment Type and Agent Presence Matter
Political science (8 works) · Sociology (7 works) · China (6 works) · Computer Science (6 works) · Geography (6 works) · Law (4 works) · Media studies (4 works) · Social media (4 works) · Economics (3 works) · Environmental Science (3 works)