Chunxiao Li
Biographic Data
| ID | 3913489 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Chunxiao Li |
| GIVEN NAMES | Chunxiao |
| FAMILY NAME | Li |
| SIGNATURE | LI C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Nankai University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9959-5029 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 57 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 160 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 55 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 2 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 7 |
From theory to practice: Creating a good tourism experience based on entropy reduction
Seeking Substitutive Satisfaction: The Influencing Mechanism of Loneliness on Tourists’ Pro-Environmental Behavior
Tourists’ pro-environmental behavior matters greatly to the destination. Grounded in the biophilia hypothesis and substitutive satisfaction theory, this study examined how loneliness affects pro-environmental behaviors and suggested that lonely tourists recognize pro-environmental behavior as a key means to establish connections with the outside world. A field experiment in two scenic spots ( N = 332) and a longitudinal online survey in a hotel s…
Journeys of sacredness: The role of symbolism in nature-based religious destinations
Nature-based religious destinations in Islamic culture integrate cultural symbols and natural landscapes, offering religious tourists’ meaningful spiritual enrichment through immersive engagement. However, many of these sites now function as hybrid spaces that host commercial activities alongside religious rites. Commercialization generates economic benefits and fosters social development but also accelerates secularization and thus erodes sacred…
Time meets scene: How congruity in travel images boosts user involvement
Malleable memory: A narrative perspective on designing memorable tourism experiences with the Hero's Journey
Express: Artificial Intelligence (AI) Localization: Conception and Measurement from a Communication Perspective
AI deployment in tourism and hospitality customer touchpoints has reached a point where its standardization no longer suffices to meet the growing demand for local, culturally relevant experiences. To address this gap, this study aims to introduce and conceptualize “AI Localization,” as well as to develop a measurement scale. From a communication perspective, AI localization is defined as the extent to which AI incorporates local cultural element…
Digital confusion: Comprehending the impact mechanisms of artificial intelligence-generated content and user-generated content on tourism decision making
The digital-intelligence era has fundamentally reshaped information channels, shifting from traditional media to digital platforms. Consequently, modern consumers increasingly experience confusion due to the overwhelming volume of inconsistent and inauthentic information. To address these challenges, this study applies consumer confusion theory to examine the mechanisms underlying confusion generation and processing from the perspectives of infor…
Curating memories of a future past: Anticipated nostalgia, prospective memory and travel decisions
An empirical study of enterprise investment relationship networks in China
Enterprise investment relationships serve as a microcosm reflecting macroeconomic vitality, which is restricted and affected by geographic locations of these enterprises. The study of enterprise investment relationships and their relevance to geographic spatial factors holds significant implications for decision-making and economic planning. Scholars have conducted empirical investigations into global investment networks and venture capital netwo…
Should I pay for green? The impact of ticket monetary cues on tourists’ environmentally responsible behavior
Tourists’ environmentally responsible behavior contributes to enhancing destination quality. This study investigates how environmental fee cues on tickets influence tourists’ environmentally responsible behaviors, providing insights for optimizing this strategy. Based on the goal systems theory and identity-based motivation theory, two field surveys (N = 1031) and an online experiment (N = 361) were conducted. It was found that for local tourists…
Predicting Fear of Failure in University Athletes: The Roles of Mindfulness and Basic Psychological Need Satisfaction
Grounded in basic psychological need theory (BPNT), this study examined the link between mindfulness, need satisfaction/frustration, and fear of failure in university athletes. A sample of university athletes ( n = 309) completed a survey form measuring the major study variables of interest. The results of regression analysis showed that mindfulness significantly and positively predicted need satisfaction, while it significantly and negatively pr…
Pharmacological effects and mechanisms of danlong oral liquid in asthma airway remodeling: Insights from serum medicinal chemistry, network pharmacology, and experimental validation
Fast or slow? Exploring tourists' engagement inclination toward the pace of travel
Tourism uniqueness: Entropy reduction through volitional system switching
A Para-Social Perspective: The Influence of Idol Worship on Fans’ Tourism Decision-Making
Fans’ relationships with celebrities are termed “para-social.” Such one-way relationships with celebrities, often based on social media, might have a special impact on people’s behavior, including travel activities. Scholars have not yet explored the decision-making and behavior of pop culture tourists from the perspective of para-social relationships. In this study, informed by self-construal theory, in-depth interview and questionnaire-based su…
How to Establish Credibility? The Influence of Expression Manner on Tourist Information Adoption
This study utilizes source credibility theory to examine how two manners of expression act as cues for source trustworthiness and expertise, impacting potential tourists’ adoption intentions. Importantly, we explore the interplay between source identity and the manner of expression. Throughout this investigation, four empirical studies were undertaken, integrating social media analytics and three experiments. Findings show that high effort and ce…
Fantasy curiosity: A new theoretical perspective to understand anime pilgrimage
Curiosity stands as a significant driving force in comprehending tourist behaviour. Nonetheless, within the realm of anime pilgrims, the objects of interest, the underlying mechanisms and the resulting behaviours stemming from their curiosity deviate notably from those exhibited by typical tourists. Through the utilization of in-depth case studies of anime pilgrims, this research unveils an innovative impetus for tourism known as ‘fantasy curiosi…
A novel text-based framework for forecasting coal power overcapacity in China from the industrial correlation perspective
Xingbei antitussive granules ameliorate cough hypersensitivity in post-infectious cough guinea pigs by regulating tryptase/PAR2/TRPV1 pathway
Beyond image attributes: A new approach to destination positioning based on sensory preference
Sacrifice for Love: The Effects of Compromise on Individual Emotional Benefits in Romantic Tourism
Romantic tourism has emerged as an important segment, where tourists have a strong drive to compromise with partners to maintain good relations. But it's not clear how this influences their feelings. Based on expectancy theory, this study reveals how different types of unilateral compromise influence their emotional benefits, and explores the special role played by social cues and anonymity in the tourism context. A field experiment and an online…
Longitudinal associations of concurrent falls and fear of falling with functional limitations differ by living alone or not
Background: Falls and fear of falling (FOF) are independent risk factors for functional limitations in older adults. However, the combined effect of falls and FOF on functional limitations and the moderating role of living alone or not is unclear. We aimed to examine (1) the independent and combined effect of falls and FOF on functional limitations in older adults and (2) whether living alone moderates these associations. Methods: We used data fr…
Understanding the dynamics of destination loyalty: A longitudinal investigation into the drivers of revisit intentions
Despite much previous research, gaps remain in our understanding of why satisfied tourists with positive destination images do not revisit favoured destinations. Recent research proposes sensory impressions as a complementary determinant of revisit intentions alongside destination image. This study initially compares how these two drivers influence changes in tourist behavioural loyalty over time, especially after the trip. Through a combination …
Feasibility and Reliability of Health-Related Physical Fitness Tests in Children and Adolescents with Hearing Impairment
Although research supports the feasibility and reliability of health-related physical fitness (HRPF) tests in typically developing children and adolescents, little is known regarding the feasibility and reliability of these tests for those with hearing impairments (HI). The aim of this study was to evaluate the feasibility and reliability of a HRPF test battery for children and adolescents with HI. A test-retest design with a one-week interval wa…
How tourism decision-making and on-site interactions promote family benefits: A power perspective
Different power distribution determines different collective decision-making strategies, through influencing group members how to express recommendations, resolve conflict, then shape consensus. But few studies have focused on their impact on travel decision-making, intra-family interactions, and the subsequent family benefits. By knowledge mapping 179 relevant articles and a further meta-analysis, this article aims to answer two core questions a…
Does a cute artificial intelligence assistant soften the blow? The impact of cuteness on customer tolerance of assistant service failure
Expanding theory of tourists’ destination loyalty: The role of sensory impressions
To buy or not to buy? The effect of time scarcity and travel experience on tourists' impulse buying
The effect of host–guest interaction in tourist co-creation in public services: Evidence from Hangzhou
This study focuses on tourist co-creation in the public service context, an area that has received limited attention in tourism studies. By utilizing a survey with a sample of 458 responses from on-site tourists in Hangzhou, China, this study explored how host–guest interactions at the destination motivate tourists’ intention to participate in public service co-creation. The empirical analysis shows that different types of host–guest interaction …
Always best or good enough? The effect of ‘mind-set’ on preference consistency over time in tourist decision making
Is cuteness irresistible? The impact of cuteness on customers’ intentions to use AI applications
Beyond image attributes: A new approach to destination positioning based on sensory preference
The snowball effect in online travel platforms: How does peer influence affect review posting decisions
Barriers and facilitators to inclusion in integrated physical education: Adapted physical educators’ perspectives
While movement toward the education of students with disabilities in integrated physical education has now become common internationally, it is not without concerns. Notably, scholars have questioned whether instruction in integrated physical education settings provides inclusive experiences for students with disabilities. The purpose of this exploratory study was to explore certified adapted physical educators’ (CAPEs’) perspectives on barriers …
Predicting Future Volunteering Intentions Through a Self-determination Theory Perspective
Using self-determination theory (SDT; Deci and Ryan 1985), we conducted a cross-sectional survey to test the relationship among competence, intrinsic motivation, job satisfaction, and intention to continue volunteering. A total of 180 Special Olympics volunteers from China participated in this study. The results showed that competence positively predicted intrinsic motivation and job satisfaction. Intrinsic motivation was a partial mediator for t…
Tourism uniqueness: Entropy reduction through volitional system switching
Basic Psychological Need Profiles and Correlates in Volunteers for a National Sports Event
According to the basic psychological need theory, satisfaction and frustration of basic psychological needs are related to different psychological correlates. The present study aimed to test this tenet in volunteers for a national sport event using a person-centered approach. Specifically, the present study was undertaken to (a) identify the optimal number of need profiles and (b) to examine the associations between identified need profiles and p…
Necessary condition analysis in tourism research
How to Establish Credibility? The Influence of Expression Manner on Tourist Information Adoption
This study utilizes source credibility theory to examine how two manners of expression act as cues for source trustworthiness and expertise, impacting potential tourists’ adoption intentions. Importantly, we explore the interplay between source identity and the manner of expression. Throughout this investigation, four empirical studies were undertaken, integrating social media analytics and three experiments. Findings show that high effort and ce…
Cluster analysis of China’s inbound tourism market: A new multi-attribute approach based on association rule mining of tourist preferences at scenic spots
This study adopts association rules to identify the co-occurrence of attributes concerned by inbound tourists visiting scenic spots and further make a cluster analysis. In total, 72,890 online reviews of 218 scenic spots in China from inbound travelers from TripAdvisor used for analysis. It is found that the tourists could be clustered into three groups: view-sensitive travelers, crowding-sensitive travelers, and price-sensitive travelers. This s…
Digital confusion: Comprehending the impact mechanisms of artificial intelligence-generated content and user-generated content on tourism decision making
The digital-intelligence era has fundamentally reshaped information channels, shifting from traditional media to digital platforms. Consequently, modern consumers increasingly experience confusion due to the overwhelming volume of inconsistent and inauthentic information. To address these challenges, this study applies consumer confusion theory to examine the mechanisms underlying confusion generation and processing from the perspectives of infor…
Fast or slow? Exploring tourists' engagement inclination toward the pace of travel
A Para-Social Perspective: The Influence of Idol Worship on Fans’ Tourism Decision-Making
Fans’ relationships with celebrities are termed “para-social.” Such one-way relationships with celebrities, often based on social media, might have a special impact on people’s behavior, including travel activities. Scholars have not yet explored the decision-making and behavior of pop culture tourists from the perspective of para-social relationships. In this study, informed by self-construal theory, in-depth interview and questionnaire-based su…
Sacrifice for Love: The Effects of Compromise on Individual Emotional Benefits in Romantic Tourism
Romantic tourism has emerged as an important segment, where tourists have a strong drive to compromise with partners to maintain good relations. But it's not clear how this influences their feelings. Based on expectancy theory, this study reveals how different types of unilateral compromise influence their emotional benefits, and explores the special role played by social cues and anonymity in the tourism context. A field experiment and an online…
How tourism decision-making and on-site interactions promote family benefits: A power perspective
Different power distribution determines different collective decision-making strategies, through influencing group members how to express recommendations, resolve conflict, then shape consensus. But few studies have focused on their impact on travel decision-making, intra-family interactions, and the subsequent family benefits. By knowledge mapping 179 relevant articles and a further meta-analysis, this article aims to answer two core questions a…
Compulsory Volunteer Experience in Singapore: Personality, Volunteer Motivation, and Continuance Intention to Volunteer
While compulsory volunteering activities have been included in education programs in many countries, it is still unknown how compulsory volunteers’ personal characteristics are related to their motivation and future volunteering behavior. Thus, this study aimed to investigate the relationships among two personality traits (extraversion, agreeableness), seven factors of volunteer motivation, and intention to continue volunteering in the context of…
Including students with physical disabilities in physical education in Singapore: Perspectives of peers without disabilities
Perspectives of peers without disabilities are considered a significant determinant of successful integrated physical education. The purpose of this study was to explore students' perspectives of including students with physical disabilities in physical education in Singapore. Primary and secondary school students ( n = 219) provided their perspectives related to the inclusion of students with physical disabilities through an online survey platfo…
Understanding the benefits of social tourism: Linking participation to subjective well‐being and quality of life
This paper aims to explore the relationship between well‐being, quality of life and holiday participation among low‐income families in the UK. There have been very studies that have examined quality of life (QOL) and subjective well‐being in relation to tourism and none that have attempted to apply measures to assess the benefits of holidays for those people who are generally excluded from participation. This is important in relation to social to…
Predicting Future Volunteering Intentions Through a Self-determination Theory Perspective
Using self-determination theory (SDT; Deci and Ryan 1985), we conducted a cross-sectional survey to test the relationship among competence, intrinsic motivation, job satisfaction, and intention to continue volunteering. A total of 180 Special Olympics volunteers from China participated in this study. The results showed that competence positively predicted intrinsic motivation and job satisfaction. Intrinsic motivation was a partial mediator for t…
Time for a Radical Reappraisal of Tourist Decision Making? Toward a New Conceptual Model
General models of tourist decision making have been developed to theorize tourist decision processes. These models have been based on the premise that tourists are rational decision makers and utility maximizers. Further, these models have been operationalized through input–output models to measure preferences and behavioral intentions. The extent that they remain viable to explain and predict tourist behavior as tourism markets mature however is…
Naoxintong inhibits myocardial infarction injury by Vegf/eNOS signaling-mediated neovascularization
Motivations for Volunteering and Its Associations with Time Perspectives and Life Satisfaction: A Latent Profile Approach
This study aims to examine motivation for volunteering and its association with time perspective and life satisfaction among volunteers ( N = 221). Latent profile analysis was used to profile individuals based on their time perspectives and then to compare group differences in life satisfaction and volunteering motivation. Three profiles were identified. Profile 1 ( n = 32; 14.5%) was a "balanced time perspective group," Profile 2 ( n = 102; 46.2…
Destination Choice of Chinese Long-haul Outbound Tourists and Market Segmentation
China is an important emerging generator of outbound international tourism. Recent studies have investigated trip characteristics and specific behaviors of Chinese travelers but have focused on intraregional patterns of actual tourists and short-haul destinations. By utilizing both qualitative and quantitative methods, this study uncovers the attributes considered important by potential long-haul tourists during destination selection. Based on th…
Naoxintong restores collateral blood flow in a murine model of hindlimb ischemia through PPARδ-dependent mechanism
Tai Chi as an Alternative Exercise to Improve Physical Fitness for Children and Adolescents with Intellectual Disability
TC may improve leg power and coordination of both lower and upper limbs, while AE may be beneficial for body mass index, sit-ups and cardiorespiratory fitness
Physical Activity and Mental Toughness as Antecedents of Academic Burnout among School Students: A Latent Profile Approach
These findings suggest that lack of physical activity and mental toughness are potential risk factors for academic burnout. These findings may inform the development of intervention programs for academic burnout
Psychometric Properties of the Chinese Version of the Mindfulness in Teaching Scale
Measuring teacher mindfulness has implications for understanding and enhancing teachers' well-being. This study therefore aimed to examine the psychometric properties of the Chinese version of the Mindfulness in Teaching Scale (MTS-C). Two independent samples (Sample 1 includes 151 in-service teachers, Sample 2 includes 229 pre-service teachers) completed the MTS-C and theoretically relevant measures (i.e., attitudes, self-esteem, self-efficacy, …
Autonomy-Supportive Teaching and Basic Psychological Need Satisfaction among School Students: The Role of Mindfulness
Grounded in self-determination theory, the purpose of this study was to investigate the relationships between autonomy-supportive teaching, mindfulness, and basic psychological need satisfaction/frustration. Secondary school students ( n = 390, M age = 15) responded to a survey form measuring psychological constructs pertaining to the research purpose. A series of multiple regression analysis showed that autonomy-supportive teaching and mindfulne…
Necessary condition analysis in tourism research
Always best or good enough? The effect of ‘mind-set’ on preference consistency over time in tourist decision making
Acute Effects of Brief Mindfulness Intervention Coupled with Carbohydrate Ingestion to Re-Energize Soccer Players: A Randomized Crossover Trial
Background: This field experiment investigated the acute effects of brief mindfulness-based intervention (MBI) coupled with carbohydrate (CHO) intake on players' recovery from half-time break in a simulated soccer competition. Methods: In a single-blinded randomized crossover experiment, 14 male players received 3 treatments (Control: non-carbohydrate solution + travelling introduction audio; CHO: CHO-electrolyte solution + travelling introductio…
Barriers and facilitators to inclusion in integrated physical education: Adapted physical educators’ perspectives
While movement toward the education of students with disabilities in integrated physical education has now become common internationally, it is not without concerns. Notably, scholars have questioned whether instruction in integrated physical education settings provides inclusive experiences for students with disabilities. The purpose of this exploratory study was to explore certified adapted physical educators’ (CAPEs’) perspectives on barriers …
The effect of host–guest interaction in tourist co-creation in public services: Evidence from Hangzhou
This study focuses on tourist co-creation in the public service context, an area that has received limited attention in tourism studies. By utilizing a survey with a sample of 458 responses from on-site tourists in Hangzhou, China, this study explored how host–guest interactions at the destination motivate tourists’ intention to participate in public service co-creation. The empirical analysis shows that different types of host–guest interaction …
The snowball effect in online travel platforms: How does peer influence affect review posting decisions
Expanding theory of tourists’ destination loyalty: The role of sensory impressions
Risk and Protective Factors of Generalized Anxiety Disorder of Elite Collegiate Athletes: A Cross-Sectional Study
The aim of this study was to examine the prevalence of Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) and its risk and protective factors in elite collegiate athletes. A cross-sectional survey was conducted during the 2019 in-season. A sample of elite collegiate athletes ( n = 285) from China completed a self-report form assessing GAD and potential predictors including age, gender, sport type, sport achievement, sport injury, attention deficit hyperactivity …
Including students with physical disabilities in physical education in Singapore: Perspectives of peers without disabilities
Perspectives of peers without disabilities are considered a significant determinant of successful integrated physical education. The purpose of this study was to explore students' perspectives of including students with physical disabilities in physical education in Singapore. Primary and secondary school students ( n = 219) provided their perspectives related to the inclusion of students with physical disabilities through an online survey platfo…
Cluster analysis of China’s inbound tourism market: A new multi-attribute approach based on association rule mining of tourist preferences at scenic spots
This study adopts association rules to identify the co-occurrence of attributes concerned by inbound tourists visiting scenic spots and further make a cluster analysis. In total, 72,890 online reviews of 218 scenic spots in China from inbound travelers from TripAdvisor used for analysis. It is found that the tourists could be clustered into three groups: view-sensitive travelers, crowding-sensitive travelers, and price-sensitive travelers. This s…
Basic Psychological Need Profiles and Correlates in Volunteers for a National Sports Event
According to the basic psychological need theory, satisfaction and frustration of basic psychological needs are related to different psychological correlates. The present study aimed to test this tenet in volunteers for a national sport event using a person-centered approach. Specifically, the present study was undertaken to (a) identify the optimal number of need profiles and (b) to examine the associations between identified need profiles and p…
To buy or not to buy? The effect of time scarcity and travel experience on tourists' impulse buying
Does a cute artificial intelligence assistant soften the blow? The impact of cuteness on customer tolerance of assistant service failure
The equity of exclusionary school discipline
Psychology (39 works) · Tourism (29 works) · Social Psychology (23 works) · Business (19 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (17 works) · Marketing (17 works) · Medicine (16 works) · Computer Science (15 works) · Political science (15 works) · Social Psychology (14 works)