Xinchuan Liu
Biographic Data
| ID | 3913571 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Xinchuan Liu |
| GIVEN NAMES | Xinchuan |
| FAMILY NAME | Liu |
| SIGNATURE | LIU X |
| AFFILIATIONS | Peking University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5120-5474 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Determinants of Beijing Residents’ Intentions to Take Protective Behaviors against Smog
Severe smog, a form of air pollution, has become a threat to public health in Beijing, China. To examine Beijing residents’ protective behavioral intentions against smog, we proposed a conceptual model, which applies the health belief model (HBM) and specifies the roles of three distal predictors: exposure to news, discussion, and worry. The proposed model was tested in the context of protective behavioral intentions (i.e., intention to wear face…
How Do Environmental News and the Under the Dome Documentary Influence Air-Pollution Knowledge and Risk Perception Among Beijing Residents
To examine Beijing residents’ risk perception of contracting smog-related diseases, we proposed a model in which air-pollution knowledge is a theoretical mechanism accounting for the influence on risk perception of exposure to environmental news and exposure to Under the Dome, an environmental documentary about smog in China, which has been censored. Data ( N = 523) were collected from Beijing residents from February to March in 2017. We analyzed…
Cultural Proximity and Genre Proximity
This article examined a transnational viewing process, in which Chinese audience watch American and Korean TV dramas. Cultural proximity and genre proximity were adopted to predict media involvement and enjoyment. A quantitative content analysis was conducted with a probability sample of 16,440 comments from 411 TV dramas. It was found that cultural proximity failed to predict enjoyment but succeeded in explaining involvement. It also revealed tw…
Maintaining social connectedness in a fast-changing world
This study examines how Tibetan teens use the mobile phone to maintain their social networks and how their social network connections via the mobile phone in turn affect their psychological well-being. In doing so, the study explores the effect of motives for mobile phone use and mobile phone skills as antecedents. Findings of a survey of 1,135 teen mobile phone users living in Tibet showed that they actively use the mobile phone as an important …
Gender and New ICTs
This article studied the relationship between gender values and new ICTs. A quantitative content analysis was conducted to explore masculine and feminine values that are reflected in the television commercials about four major types of new ICTs: computers, cell phones, Internet services, and cell phone network services. The study found no significant gender difference for the overall frequency of all the commercials about new ICTs. Meanwhile, the…
Maintaining social connectedness in a fast-changing world
This study examines how Tibetan teens use the mobile phone to maintain their social networks and how their social network connections via the mobile phone in turn affect their psychological well-being. In doing so, the study explores the effect of motives for mobile phone use and mobile phone skills as antecedents. Findings of a survey of 1,135 teen mobile phone users living in Tibet showed that they actively use the mobile phone as an important …
Cultural Proximity and Genre Proximity
This article examined a transnational viewing process, in which Chinese audience watch American and Korean TV dramas. Cultural proximity and genre proximity were adopted to predict media involvement and enjoyment. A quantitative content analysis was conducted with a probability sample of 16,440 comments from 411 TV dramas. It was found that cultural proximity failed to predict enjoyment but succeeded in explaining involvement. It also revealed tw…
Gender and New ICTs
This article studied the relationship between gender values and new ICTs. A quantitative content analysis was conducted to explore masculine and feminine values that are reflected in the television commercials about four major types of new ICTs: computers, cell phones, Internet services, and cell phone network services. The study found no significant gender difference for the overall frequency of all the commercials about new ICTs. Meanwhile, the…
Gender and New ICTs
This article studied the relationship between gender values and new ICTs. A quantitative content analysis was conducted to explore masculine and feminine values that are reflected in the television commercials about four major types of new ICTs: computers, cell phones, Internet services, and cell phone network services. The study found no significant gender difference for the overall frequency of all the commercials about new ICTs. Meanwhile, the…
Maintaining social connectedness in a fast-changing world
This study examines how Tibetan teens use the mobile phone to maintain their social networks and how their social network connections via the mobile phone in turn affect their psychological well-being. In doing so, the study explores the effect of motives for mobile phone use and mobile phone skills as antecedents. Findings of a survey of 1,135 teen mobile phone users living in Tibet showed that they actively use the mobile phone as an important …
Cultural Proximity and Genre Proximity
This article examined a transnational viewing process, in which Chinese audience watch American and Korean TV dramas. Cultural proximity and genre proximity were adopted to predict media involvement and enjoyment. A quantitative content analysis was conducted with a probability sample of 16,440 comments from 411 TV dramas. It was found that cultural proximity failed to predict enjoyment but succeeded in explaining involvement. It also revealed tw…
How Do Environmental News and the Under the Dome Documentary Influence Air-Pollution Knowledge and Risk Perception Among Beijing Residents
To examine Beijing residents’ risk perception of contracting smog-related diseases, we proposed a model in which air-pollution knowledge is a theoretical mechanism accounting for the influence on risk perception of exposure to environmental news and exposure to Under the Dome, an environmental documentary about smog in China, which has been censored. Data ( N = 523) were collected from Beijing residents from February to March in 2017. We analyzed…
Determinants of Beijing Residents’ Intentions to Take Protective Behaviors against Smog
Severe smog, a form of air pollution, has become a threat to public health in Beijing, China. To examine Beijing residents’ protective behavioral intentions against smog, we proposed a conceptual model, which applies the health belief model (HBM) and specifies the roles of three distal predictors: exposure to news, discussion, and worry. The proposed model was tested in the context of protective behavioral intentions (i.e., intention to wear face…
Psychology (4 works) · Beijing (2 works) · China (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Environmental health (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · Media, Gender, and Advertising (2 works) · Medicine (2 works) · Perception (2 works) · Risk perception (2 works)