Jing Su
Biographic Data
| ID | 3870959 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jing Su |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jing |
| FAMILY NAME | Su |
| SIGNATURE | SU J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Tsinghua University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5389-734X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 27 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 27 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1978 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Mobile phone addiction as a mediator in the association between alexithymia and self-directed learning among Chinese nursing students: A structural equation modeling analysis
BACKGROUND: Self-directed learning ability is an essential competency for nursing undergraduates to develop professional skills and adapt to evolving healthcare needs. However, the psychological and behavioral factors affecting self-directed learning remain understudied. OBJECTIVE: The aim of this study is to explore the relationship between alexithymia, mobile phone addiction, and self-directed learning among nursing undergraduates. METHODS: Thi…
The sequential mediating roles of psychological flexibility and maladaptive cognitive emotion regulation between illness perception and fear of cancer recurrence in gastrointestinal cancer patients
OBJECTIVES: Fear of cancer recurrence (FCR) is a prevalent source of psychological distress among patients with gastrointestinal cancer, yet its underlying regulatory mechanisms remain elusive. Grounded in Leventhal's self-regulation theory of illness, this study aimed to investigate direct and indirect effects of illness perception on FCR, focusing on the sequential mediating roles of psychological flexibility and maladaptive cognitive emotion r…
Who is Imaged as Being Related to Climate Change? Localization and Individualization of Human Visual Images in China Search Engine
Focusing on popular climate change images obtained from major Chinese search engines, this study used a combination of computer vision and human coding to analyze the degree of individualization, localization, visual context, and their relationships in the images. Results show that the degree of individualization in Chinese climate change images is relatively low, with less than 10 percent of the images containing humans and only 2.66 percent con…
Cross-sectional association between hs-CRP/HDL-C ratio and physical frailty among middle-aged and older adults: Findings from a population-based study
Background: Frailty, characterized by functional decline and disability, is an emerging public health concern in aging populations. Chronic inflammation and low high-density lipoprotein cholesterol (HDL-C) levels are key contributors to the progression of frailty. This study aims to examine the association between the ratio of high-sensitivity C-reactive protein (hs-CRP) to HDL-C and frailty among middle-aged and older adults in the United States…
Rethinking Sino-Japanese competition: The diffusion of economic statecraft
The Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) has been one of the primary vehicles through which China exports its infrastructure and developmental standards. China’s expanding ambitions to become an international standard-setter compelled a Japanese response. Shinzo Abe’s government has initiated strategies such as the Partnership for Quality Infrastructure. This paper juxtaposes the Chinese and Japanese approaches to securing their position in the global …
Digital economy agglomeration and energy efficiency gain: Evidence from China
This study develops a stylized theoretical model to analyze how digital economy agglomeration affects energy efficiency. Then, we employ a two-way fixed effect model to identify the impact of digital economy agglomeration on energy efficiency. We find that a higher degree of digital economy agglomeration significantly increases a city’s energy efficiency. This result is robust when we address endogeneity concerns by exploiting a policy shock, geo…
Shifts in diurnal cycles of low and high clouds warm the climate: Evidence from decadal satellite observations
Anticipated changes in the diurnal cloud cycle (DCC) under global warming carry significant implications for future climate predictions. However, there is a notable dearth of studies specifically focusing on DCC shifts. Here, we establish a connection between DCC and its radiative effects (DCCRE), revealing that the DCC has tended to warm the climate over the past 13 years. We found that the centroid position determines the warming or cooling eff…
Engaging health professionals in climate change: A cross-national study of psychological distance across 12 countries
Assessing PD requires consideration of its diverse dimensions to inform effective climate-related behaviors and interventions. Tailored communication strategies reflecting unique national and regional contexts are essential to engage health professionals, enabling them to drive climate discourse and policy advocacy. This study highlights the potential of the early-to-mid-career health professionals in bridging the gap between public awareness and…
Digital retailing practices for triggering physical retailers’ bounce-back and bounce-forward performance against a great shock: Evidence from the Covid-19 pandemic
This paper explores the mapping from specific digitalization practices to specific resilient performance against a great shock. Based on an adapted structure–conduct–performance framework, this paper hypothesizes by theoretically analyzing how the pre-shock establishment of digital retailing practices could trigger physical retailers’ bounce-back and bounce-forward performance against the COVID-19 crisis. Using a difference-in-differences strateg…
Men resist men: Streamer-consumer gender match for advertising the functional benefits of heterogeneously priced utilitarian products
Within the emerging live-streaming commerce context, streamer-consumer gender match has been considered an important topic in studies on advertising hedonic products. However, it is still under-explored how streamer-consumer gender match affects the mapping from functional benefits to advertising effectiveness when advertising utilitarian products and how the mechanism is contingent on heterogeneous price signals. To somewhat address the research…
Unveiling the potential mechanisms of Amomi fructus against gastric ulcers via integrating network pharmacology and in vivo experiments
Multidimensional poverty vulnerability in rural China
Case series: Continued remission of PTSD symptoms after discontinuation of prazosin
Post-traumatic stress disorder is a debilitating chronic illness that affects 6 out of 100 adults after a severe trauma. The alpha-adrenergic antagonist prazosin, which is prescribed off-label for flashbacks and nightmares due to trauma, is often continued indefinitely due to reports of symptoms returning upon discontinuation. There is no standard guidance for a trial of discontinuation of prazosin due to intolerance or side effects. In this case…
Gender Differences in Sex Education in China: A Structural Topic Modeling Analysis Based on Online Knowledge Community Zhihu
Considering the traditional concept of sex in China's official discourse and lack of social support system for sex education in China, burgeoning Internet knowledge community serves as an important forum for unprepared Chinese young parents to discuss and improve sex education. In this study, we conducted a structural topic modeling analysis of sex education discussions on Zhihu, the biggest online knowledge community in China. We found attention…
Direct Air Capture of CO2 through Carbonate Alkalinity Generated by Phytoplankton Nitrate Assimilation
Despite the consensus that keeping global temperature rise within 1.5 °C above pre-industrial level by 2100 reduces the chance for climate change to reach the point of no return, the newest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report warns that the existing commitment of greenhouse gas emission reduction is only enough to contain the warming to 3-4 °C by 2100. The harsh reality not only calls for speedier deployment of existing CO 2 r…
Does the Association of Sedentary Time or Fruit/Vegetable Intake with Central Obesity Depend on Menopausal Status among Women
(1) Background: The prevalence of central obesity is growing rapidly among women, and the prevalence differs by menopausal status. Longer sedentary time and less fruit/vegetable (F/V) intake increased the risk of central obesity. Among women of different menopausal statuses, controversy surrounds the association between sedentary time or F/V intake and central obesity. This study aimed to explore whether the independent and joint associations bet…
Premodern Intercultural Communication by Reanalyzing the Phrase “Da Yi Jing Cheng (大医精诚)”
Culture is fluid, not static. When one culture meets and blends with another, Western academic circles tend to use cultural hybridity to express a mixed state of culture. By reanalyzing the classic texts in relation to “Da Yi Jing Cheng (大医精诚)”, tracing the evolution of traditional medical ethics in history, and combining the knowledge of cultural hybridity, this paper suggests that cultural hybridity is not applicable to the discussion on the ph…
Social Bots’ Sentiment Engagement in Health Emergencies: A Topic-Based Analysis of the Covid-19 Pandemic Discussions on Twitter
During the COVID-19 pandemic, when individuals were confronted with social distancing, social media served as a significant platform for expressing feelings and seeking emotional support. However, a group of automated actors known as social bots have been found to coexist with human users in discussions regarding the coronavirus crisis, which may pose threats to public health. To figure out how these actors distorted public opinion and sentiment …
The Study of a Journalism Which Is almost 99% Fake
With the rapid development of the media industry in China, fake news has become a severe problem. This paper identifies four types of fake news, with examples which include totally fake news, distorted fake news, fast news, and sensational journalism. The second part of the paper attempts to analyse the causes of fake news. The acceleration of the trend of media marketization, the loss of professional ethics by media practitioners, the influence …
Spatial changes of ethnic communities during tourism development: A case study of Basha Miao minority community
Lefebvre’s theory of space production argues space is generated from production activities in human societies, which can be quoted to explore the social impact that tourism has had on the communities of minorities. This study, taking a Miao community in southwest China as an example, adopts qualitative research methods to conduct a comparative analysis of the community space before and after tourism was developed. Based on the binary relations be…
The grouping effect of common fate in multiple object tracking
The automatic grouping effect is the finding that inter-target grouping improves performance, while target-distractor grouping impairs performance during multiple object tracking (MOT). Many features can induce the automatic grouping effect, such as color, shape, interpolation, and symmetry. However, none of these features are spatial-temporal. Motion information is the principal spatial-temporal feature, and it plays an important role in multipl…
Friends from Afar: American media coverage of China’s Confucius Institutes
This research characterizes American media coverage of China’s Confucius Institutes and their related activities in the United States since their emergence more than 12 years ago. Although there are now more than 100 Confucius Institutes and 300 associated classrooms in the country, to date there has been no systematic study of how these Chinese government-sponsored organizations are portrayed in the American press. This study presents a content …
The effect of native/non-native information on non-native listeners’ comprehension
Using the matched-guise protocol, this study investigated the effect of native/non-native information on non-native listeners’ comprehension. In the experiment, Cantonese-learners of English listened to recordings by a native speaker of American English and completed four comprehension tasks: cloze, multiple-choice, short answer and true/false. Half of the participants were told that the speaker was a native speaker of American English (the Ameri…
Landlord and Labor in Late Imperial China: Case Studies From Shandong
Landlord and Labor in Late Imperial China
Spatial changes of ethnic communities during tourism development: A case study of Basha Miao minority community
Lefebvre’s theory of space production argues space is generated from production activities in human societies, which can be quoted to explore the social impact that tourism has had on the communities of minorities. This study, taking a Miao community in southwest China as an example, adopts qualitative research methods to conduct a comparative analysis of the community space before and after tourism was developed. Based on the binary relations be…
Friends from Afar: American media coverage of China’s Confucius Institutes
This research characterizes American media coverage of China’s Confucius Institutes and their related activities in the United States since their emergence more than 12 years ago. Although there are now more than 100 Confucius Institutes and 300 associated classrooms in the country, to date there has been no systematic study of how these Chinese government-sponsored organizations are portrayed in the American press. This study presents a content …
Landlord and Labor in Late Imperial China: Case Studies from Shandong by Jing Su and Luo Lun
Landlord and Labor in Late Imperial China: Case Studies from Shandong
This well-documented study discusses the social and economic changes in Shandong province before the influence of the West was felt at the end of the nineteenth century. The authors show that by the sixteenth century, commercial and handicraft towns linked to national and local markets had already begun to emerge. Urban growth was made possible by increased agricultural production, which in turn stimulated specialization and increased commerciali…
Landlord and Labor in Late Imperial China
Landlord and Labor in Late Imperial China: Case Studies From Shandong
The effect of native/non-native information on non-native listeners’ comprehension
Using the matched-guise protocol, this study investigated the effect of native/non-native information on non-native listeners’ comprehension. In the experiment, Cantonese-learners of English listened to recordings by a native speaker of American English and completed four comprehension tasks: cloze, multiple-choice, short answer and true/false. Half of the participants were told that the speaker was a native speaker of American English (the Ameri…
Friends from Afar: American media coverage of China’s Confucius Institutes
This research characterizes American media coverage of China’s Confucius Institutes and their related activities in the United States since their emergence more than 12 years ago. Although there are now more than 100 Confucius Institutes and 300 associated classrooms in the country, to date there has been no systematic study of how these Chinese government-sponsored organizations are portrayed in the American press. This study presents a content …
The grouping effect of common fate in multiple object tracking
The automatic grouping effect is the finding that inter-target grouping improves performance, while target-distractor grouping impairs performance during multiple object tracking (MOT). Many features can induce the automatic grouping effect, such as color, shape, interpolation, and symmetry. However, none of these features are spatial-temporal. Motion information is the principal spatial-temporal feature, and it plays an important role in multipl…
The Study of a Journalism Which Is almost 99% Fake
With the rapid development of the media industry in China, fake news has become a severe problem. This paper identifies four types of fake news, with examples which include totally fake news, distorted fake news, fast news, and sensational journalism. The second part of the paper attempts to analyse the causes of fake news. The acceleration of the trend of media marketization, the loss of professional ethics by media practitioners, the influence …
Spatial changes of ethnic communities during tourism development: A case study of Basha Miao minority community
Lefebvre’s theory of space production argues space is generated from production activities in human societies, which can be quoted to explore the social impact that tourism has had on the communities of minorities. This study, taking a Miao community in southwest China as an example, adopts qualitative research methods to conduct a comparative analysis of the community space before and after tourism was developed. Based on the binary relations be…
Social Bots’ Sentiment Engagement in Health Emergencies: A Topic-Based Analysis of the Covid-19 Pandemic Discussions on Twitter
During the COVID-19 pandemic, when individuals were confronted with social distancing, social media served as a significant platform for expressing feelings and seeking emotional support. However, a group of automated actors known as social bots have been found to coexist with human users in discussions regarding the coronavirus crisis, which may pose threats to public health. To figure out how these actors distorted public opinion and sentiment …
Premodern Intercultural Communication by Reanalyzing the Phrase “Da Yi Jing Cheng (大医精诚)”
Culture is fluid, not static. When one culture meets and blends with another, Western academic circles tend to use cultural hybridity to express a mixed state of culture. By reanalyzing the classic texts in relation to “Da Yi Jing Cheng (大医精诚)”, tracing the evolution of traditional medical ethics in history, and combining the knowledge of cultural hybridity, this paper suggests that cultural hybridity is not applicable to the discussion on the ph…
Gender Differences in Sex Education in China: A Structural Topic Modeling Analysis Based on Online Knowledge Community Zhihu
Considering the traditional concept of sex in China's official discourse and lack of social support system for sex education in China, burgeoning Internet knowledge community serves as an important forum for unprepared Chinese young parents to discuss and improve sex education. In this study, we conducted a structural topic modeling analysis of sex education discussions on Zhihu, the biggest online knowledge community in China. We found attention…
Direct Air Capture of CO2 through Carbonate Alkalinity Generated by Phytoplankton Nitrate Assimilation
Despite the consensus that keeping global temperature rise within 1.5 °C above pre-industrial level by 2100 reduces the chance for climate change to reach the point of no return, the newest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report warns that the existing commitment of greenhouse gas emission reduction is only enough to contain the warming to 3-4 °C by 2100. The harsh reality not only calls for speedier deployment of existing CO 2 r…
Does the Association of Sedentary Time or Fruit/Vegetable Intake with Central Obesity Depend on Menopausal Status among Women
(1) Background: The prevalence of central obesity is growing rapidly among women, and the prevalence differs by menopausal status. Longer sedentary time and less fruit/vegetable (F/V) intake increased the risk of central obesity. Among women of different menopausal statuses, controversy surrounds the association between sedentary time or F/V intake and central obesity. This study aimed to explore whether the independent and joint associations bet…
Multidimensional poverty vulnerability in rural China
Case series: Continued remission of PTSD symptoms after discontinuation of prazosin
Post-traumatic stress disorder is a debilitating chronic illness that affects 6 out of 100 adults after a severe trauma. The alpha-adrenergic antagonist prazosin, which is prescribed off-label for flashbacks and nightmares due to trauma, is often continued indefinitely due to reports of symptoms returning upon discontinuation. There is no standard guidance for a trial of discontinuation of prazosin due to intolerance or side effects. In this case…
Digital retailing practices for triggering physical retailers’ bounce-back and bounce-forward performance against a great shock: Evidence from the Covid-19 pandemic
This paper explores the mapping from specific digitalization practices to specific resilient performance against a great shock. Based on an adapted structure–conduct–performance framework, this paper hypothesizes by theoretically analyzing how the pre-shock establishment of digital retailing practices could trigger physical retailers’ bounce-back and bounce-forward performance against the COVID-19 crisis. Using a difference-in-differences strateg…
Men resist men: Streamer-consumer gender match for advertising the functional benefits of heterogeneously priced utilitarian products
Within the emerging live-streaming commerce context, streamer-consumer gender match has been considered an important topic in studies on advertising hedonic products. However, it is still under-explored how streamer-consumer gender match affects the mapping from functional benefits to advertising effectiveness when advertising utilitarian products and how the mechanism is contingent on heterogeneous price signals. To somewhat address the research…
Unveiling the potential mechanisms of Amomi fructus against gastric ulcers via integrating network pharmacology and in vivo experiments
Cross-sectional association between hs-CRP/HDL-C ratio and physical frailty among middle-aged and older adults: Findings from a population-based study
Background: Frailty, characterized by functional decline and disability, is an emerging public health concern in aging populations. Chronic inflammation and low high-density lipoprotein cholesterol (HDL-C) levels are key contributors to the progression of frailty. This study aims to examine the association between the ratio of high-sensitivity C-reactive protein (hs-CRP) to HDL-C and frailty among middle-aged and older adults in the United States…
Rethinking Sino-Japanese competition: The diffusion of economic statecraft
The Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) has been one of the primary vehicles through which China exports its infrastructure and developmental standards. China’s expanding ambitions to become an international standard-setter compelled a Japanese response. Shinzo Abe’s government has initiated strategies such as the Partnership for Quality Infrastructure. This paper juxtaposes the Chinese and Japanese approaches to securing their position in the global …
Digital economy agglomeration and energy efficiency gain: Evidence from China
This study develops a stylized theoretical model to analyze how digital economy agglomeration affects energy efficiency. Then, we employ a two-way fixed effect model to identify the impact of digital economy agglomeration on energy efficiency. We find that a higher degree of digital economy agglomeration significantly increases a city’s energy efficiency. This result is robust when we address endogeneity concerns by exploiting a policy shock, geo…
Shifts in diurnal cycles of low and high clouds warm the climate: Evidence from decadal satellite observations
Anticipated changes in the diurnal cloud cycle (DCC) under global warming carry significant implications for future climate predictions. However, there is a notable dearth of studies specifically focusing on DCC shifts. Here, we establish a connection between DCC and its radiative effects (DCCRE), revealing that the DCC has tended to warm the climate over the past 13 years. We found that the centroid position determines the warming or cooling eff…
Engaging health professionals in climate change: A cross-national study of psychological distance across 12 countries
Assessing PD requires consideration of its diverse dimensions to inform effective climate-related behaviors and interventions. Tailored communication strategies reflecting unique national and regional contexts are essential to engage health professionals, enabling them to drive climate discourse and policy advocacy. This study highlights the potential of the early-to-mid-career health professionals in bridging the gap between public awareness and…
Mobile phone addiction as a mediator in the association between alexithymia and self-directed learning among Chinese nursing students: A structural equation modeling analysis
BACKGROUND: Self-directed learning ability is an essential competency for nursing undergraduates to develop professional skills and adapt to evolving healthcare needs. However, the psychological and behavioral factors affecting self-directed learning remain understudied. OBJECTIVE: The aim of this study is to explore the relationship between alexithymia, mobile phone addiction, and self-directed learning among nursing undergraduates. METHODS: Thi…
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