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Yanting Sun

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ID3845016
NAMEYanting Sun
GIVEN NAMESYanting
FAMILY NAMESun
SIGNATURESUN Y
AFFILIATIONSShanghai International Studies University
ORCID0000-0002-4106-9181
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS6
TOTAL CITATIONS6
AUTHOR COUNT6
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2023
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2026
H-INDEX1
  • The impact and mechanism of digital economy participation on the willingness of high-quality farmers to sustain farming

    Open Access•Jiawei Wang, Xia Kuang et al.•ARTICLE•Humanities and Social Sciences…•2026

    High-quality farmers, officially certified skilled agricultural practitioners, are essential to stabilizing agricultural production and promoting rural economic transformation in the context of China’s agricultural modernization and rural revitalization. However, amid widening urban–rural disparities and accelerating labour mobility, how to enhance their willingness to sustain farming has become a central challenge for sustainable agricultural de…

  • Investigating conversational patterns: Self-repetition and response complexity in English school-age children with a history of late talking

    Open Access•Yanting Sun, Hongwei Ding•ARTICLE•First Language•2026

    Self-repetition is a critical linguistic process in language acquisition, aiding developmental and pragmatic functions. While typically developing children use self-repetition to reinforce understanding and organise discourse, its persistence in school-age children with a late-talking history remains underexplored beyond early childhood. This study examines whether 5-year-old children with a history of late talking continue to exhibit elevated se…

  • Missed opportunities: Verbal backchannels and response behaviour at opportunity points in five-year-old English children with a history of late talking

    Open Access•Yanting Sun, Hongwei Ding•ARTICLE•Journal of Child Language•2026

    This study examines verbal backchannel behaviour in English children aged 5 years and 6 months, previously identified as late talkers (LT), compared to typically developing (TD) peers in naturalistic child-adult conversations. Data from the CHILDES Clinical English Ellis Weismer Corpus included 36 LT and 37 TD children. Verbal backchannels were analysed for quantity, type diversity, temporal distribution, and responses to opportunity points. TD c…

  • From Theoretical Framework to Empirical Investigation: A Bibliometric Analysis of Research Evolution and Emerging Trends in Polarity Sensitivity Studies Between 1980 and 2023

    Open Access•Lingda Kong, Yi Li et al.•ARTICLE•Languages•2025•References: 46

    This study provides a bibliometric analysis of polarity sensitivity research from 1980 to 2023, examining intellectual structure, collaboration patterns, and emerging trends. Analysing 835 documents using Bibliometrix (V.4.1.0), CiteSpace (V.6.1.R6), and VOSviewer (V1.6.18), we identify three evolutionary phases: (1) foundational theoretical development (1980-2000), transitioning from syntactic to semantic-based theories; (2) methodological diver…

  • Unpacking the gender-role interaction of prosodic entrainment in Chinese long-and-short turn-taking: Evidence from perceptual and acoustic similarities

    Open Access•Yanting Sun, Hongwei Ding•ARTICLE•Humanities and Social Sciences…•2024

    Prosodic entrainment, the phenomenon of speakers adapting their speech patterns to each other, has been extensively studied in short turn-taking conversations. However, little is known about its dynamics in long-and-short turn-taking contexts, such as talk shows. This study investigates prosodic entrainment in Mandarin Chinese talk shows, focusing on the effects of gender and role on entrainment behaviour and the correlation between perceived sim…

  • The Russia-Ukraine conflict as a discursive continuum: A comparative study of Business Today and New York Times using an extended corpus-based discourse-historical approach

    Open Access•Yanting Sun•ARTICLE•Journalism•2023•Cited by: 6•References: 8

    This paper presents a comparative discourse analysis of media representations of the Russia-Ukraine conflict in the American newspaper New York Times and the Indian newspaper Business Today. Using an extended corpus-based discourse-historical approach incorporating tools from critical discourse analysis and corpus linguistics, the study identifies key differences in main themes, discursive strategies, and linguistic means modulated by each nation…

  • The Russia-Ukraine conflict as a discursive continuum: A comparative study of Business Today and New York Times using an extended corpus-based discourse-historical approach

    Open Access•Yanting Sun•ARTICLE•Journalism•2023•Cited by: 6•References: 8

    This paper presents a comparative discourse analysis of media representations of the Russia-Ukraine conflict in the American newspaper New York Times and the Indian newspaper Business Today. Using an extended corpus-based discourse-historical approach incorporating tools from critical discourse analysis and corpus linguistics, the study identifies key differences in main themes, discursive strategies, and linguistic means modulated by each nation…

  • The Russia-Ukraine conflict as a discursive continuum: A comparative study of Business Today and New York Times using an extended corpus-based discourse-historical approach

    Open Access•Yanting Sun•ARTICLE•Journalism•2023•Cited by: 6•References: 8

    This paper presents a comparative discourse analysis of media representations of the Russia-Ukraine conflict in the American newspaper New York Times and the Indian newspaper Business Today. Using an extended corpus-based discourse-historical approach incorporating tools from critical discourse analysis and corpus linguistics, the study identifies key differences in main themes, discursive strategies, and linguistic means modulated by each nation…

  • Unpacking the gender-role interaction of prosodic entrainment in Chinese long-and-short turn-taking: Evidence from perceptual and acoustic similarities

    Open Access•Yanting Sun, Hongwei Ding•ARTICLE•Humanities and Social Sciences…•2024

    Prosodic entrainment, the phenomenon of speakers adapting their speech patterns to each other, has been extensively studied in short turn-taking conversations. However, little is known about its dynamics in long-and-short turn-taking contexts, such as talk shows. This study investigates prosodic entrainment in Mandarin Chinese talk shows, focusing on the effects of gender and role on entrainment behaviour and the correlation between perceived sim…

  • From Theoretical Framework to Empirical Investigation: A Bibliometric Analysis of Research Evolution and Emerging Trends in Polarity Sensitivity Studies Between 1980 and 2023

    Open Access•Lingda Kong, Yi Li et al.•ARTICLE•Languages•2025•References: 46

    This study provides a bibliometric analysis of polarity sensitivity research from 1980 to 2023, examining intellectual structure, collaboration patterns, and emerging trends. Analysing 835 documents using Bibliometrix (V.4.1.0), CiteSpace (V.6.1.R6), and VOSviewer (V1.6.18), we identify three evolutionary phases: (1) foundational theoretical development (1980-2000), transitioning from syntactic to semantic-based theories; (2) methodological diver…

  • The impact and mechanism of digital economy participation on the willingness of high-quality farmers to sustain farming

    Open Access•Jiawei Wang, Xia Kuang et al.•ARTICLE•Humanities and Social Sciences…•2026

    High-quality farmers, officially certified skilled agricultural practitioners, are essential to stabilizing agricultural production and promoting rural economic transformation in the context of China’s agricultural modernization and rural revitalization. However, amid widening urban–rural disparities and accelerating labour mobility, how to enhance their willingness to sustain farming has become a central challenge for sustainable agricultural de…

  • Investigating conversational patterns: Self-repetition and response complexity in English school-age children with a history of late talking

    Open Access•Yanting Sun, Hongwei Ding•ARTICLE•First Language•2026

    Self-repetition is a critical linguistic process in language acquisition, aiding developmental and pragmatic functions. While typically developing children use self-repetition to reinforce understanding and organise discourse, its persistence in school-age children with a late-talking history remains underexplored beyond early childhood. This study examines whether 5-year-old children with a history of late talking continue to exhibit elevated se…

  • Missed opportunities: Verbal backchannels and response behaviour at opportunity points in five-year-old English children with a history of late talking

    Open Access•Yanting Sun, Hongwei Ding•ARTICLE•Journal of Child Language•2026

    This study examines verbal backchannel behaviour in English children aged 5 years and 6 months, previously identified as late talkers (LT), compared to typically developing (TD) peers in naturalistic child-adult conversations. Data from the CHILDES Clinical English Ellis Weismer Corpus included 36 LT and 37 TD children. Verbal backchannels were analysed for quantity, type diversity, temporal distribution, and responses to opportunity points. TD c…

Phonetics and Phonology Research (3 works) · Conversation (2 works) · Language Development and Disorders (2 works) · Linguistics (2 works) · Neurobiology of Language and Bilingualism (2 works) · Sociology (2 works) · Typically developing (2 works) · Aesthetics (1 works) · Agricultural Development and Policies (1 works) · Agriculture (1 works)

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