Yang Jing
Biographic Data
| ID | 3991701 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yang Jing |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yang |
| FAMILY NAME | Jing |
| SIGNATURE | JING Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | Huaqiao University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6997-5119 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 23 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 23 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Mini-Drama, Maximum Impact: The Role of Narrative Media Exposure in Breast Cancer Prevention Among Chinese Young Women
Grounded in the cognitive mediation model (CMM), this study develops an adapted framework to examine how exposure to narrative media influences Chinese women's breast cancer screening intention. Our hypothesized model was largely supported by an online survey with a nationwide sample of 946 Chinese women. The results indicated that mini-drama exposure had the strongest positive effect on screening intention, surpassing the impact of traditional T…
Musical Characteristics of the Pingxian Folk Song as Cultural Narrative
This study aims to analyze the musical characteristics of the Pingxian Folk Song in Ping’an District, Qinghai Province, with a particular focus on its function as a cultural narrative. Employing a qualitative methodology, the research integrates ethnomusicological analysis, field observations, and interpretive frameworks to examine four key dimensions: lyrical structure and language use, rhythmic patterns and vocal ornamentation, melodic and moda…
Spatial Efficiency in Residential Areas ——A Quantitative Decision-Support Framework
Follow the metrics? How does social media affect the journalistic practices of digital science communication start-ups
The influence of social media platforms on content production has been widely discussed in journalism studies, yet there remains limited research on its specific impact on science communication. This Chinese case study explores how social media logic affects the practices of digital science communication within a leading start-up in the field. Using in-depth interviews and participant observation, the study examines how key components of social m…
The Digital Economy, Residents’ Consumption Upgrade, and the High-Quality Development of the Sports Industry: Evidence from Eastern China
Accelerating high-quality development (HQD) within the sports industry stands as a vital measure in China’s journey to becoming a leading sports nation. A pressing question is whether the emergence of the digital economy (DE) can effectively drive progress in the HQD of the sports sector. This study adopts a comprehensive approach, utilizing benchmark regression, mediation analysis, threshold models, and spatial econometric techniques to analyze …
When older employees’ self-view is at stake: Responses to age discrimination through the lens of self-verification theory
As the workforce ages, instances of age discrimination against older employees persist. Prior research has focused on the adverse consequences and adverse responses to age discrimination experienced by individuals. However, there is a paucity of research that explores whether older employees exhibit more positive behaviors in response to age discrimination from others. Therefore, this study examines when age discrimination influences older employ…
Abusive Supervision and Employee Knowledge Sharing: The Roles of Psychological Safety and Perceived Motivational Climate
Drawing on conservation of resources (COR) theory, this study examines the relationship between abusive supervision and employee knowledge sharing and investigates the mechanism underlying their relationship through perceived motivational climate and psychological safety. The data were collected from 337 supervisor-employee dyads from knowledge-based companies in China. Hierarchical regression and path analysis were used for data analysis. The re…
Exploring the Relationship between Despotic Leadership and Job Satisfaction: The Role of Self Efficacy and Leader–Member Exchange
This study explores the effects of despotic leadership (DL) on employee job satisfaction (JS) using self-efficacy (SE) as a mediating variable and leader-member exchange (LMX) as a moderated variable. Building on the social learning and social exchange theory, our research proposes a research model. In this model, despotic leadership affects employee job satisfaction both directly and indirectly through self-efficacy and leader-member exchange. W…
African swine fever in China: Impacts, responses, and policy implications
Mo YanWan shu de ren (A Late Bloomer)
There is an imprint of crushed existence— charred bones and like detritus—within which, startlingly, there is also survival, intact. The voice in these poems carries into its own afterlife—which is our world—a strangely deepened certainty: that the act of composing poetic truth matters, even if nearly all else from before has retracted in the postapocalyptic glare. This is the spirit of her poems. This process of coming back is also, in this case…
From the American Scholar to Education: A Study of Emersonian Education Philosophy
As an educator, Ralph Waldo Emerson was long neglected in American Education History. In fact, his philosophy of education not only influenced his contemporaries like Bronson Alcott and Margaret Fuller, but also had deep impact upon John Dewey’s thoughts of democratic education. This paper attempts to reinterpret Emerson’s philosophy of education, by means of re-reading into his two speeches respectively, namely The American Scholar, which is hai…
Media Evolution, “Double-edged Sword” Technology and Active Spectatorship: Investigating “Desktop Film” from media ecology perspective
Desktop film or computer screen film is a film subgenre with all events and actions taking place on a screen of a computer and using the protagonist’s first-person perspective, exemplified by The Den (2013), Open Windows(2014), Unfriended (2014), Unfriended: Dark Web (2018), Profile (2018) and Searching(2018). This paper mainly focuses on the desktop films with the theoretical framework of “Media Ecology”, aiming to investigate how the desktop fi…
Fang FangWuhan Diary: Dispatches from a Quarantined City by Michael Berry
insightful group portrait of a family that finds fascinating yet tragic ways to test the limits of creativity, faith, and the law. Fonseca ’s iconoclastic characters believe that if we look hard enough, we’ll see that there’s “a world beneath the world.” That may be true, but as this book reminds us, it can get awfully scary down there. Kevin Canfield New York Fang Fang Wuhan Diary: Dispatches from a Quarantined City Trans. Michael Berry. New Yor…
Yan LiankeThree Brothers: Memories of My Family by Carlos Rojas
church, superstition, and even quotes from the most famous Roma poet, about whom Reviati gives us a lovely coda in “The Story of Papuzsa,” a welcome thirty-five-page addendum. The young men achieve manhood in various guises, some successful, some less so, and each has become a fully rounded character. Ultimately, Reviati delivers a penetrating view of the vicissitudes of developing into an adult in a world that is fraught with generations of mist…
Tash AwWe, the Survivors
of focus.” Using repetitious phrasing, these fragmented chapters build in intensity. Moreover , they reveal how Stoberock plays with perspective. Pigs explores themes of distance, sight, and blindness to address the myriad viewpoints toward our world’s excessive consumption and the personal responsibility individuals bear for the often-unwitnessed effects of our subsequent waste: “It was official policy never to look back. It was official policy …
The Wild Great Wall by Zhu Zhu
wheelie dumpster wind, / a channel not quite tuned-in-wind, / a hollow flightpath thunder wind, // a dog-eared wind, a knocked sign wind, / a spouseless phantom ocean-blown / autumnal graveyard Scots pine wind / who speaks in plurals, moves alone.” There’s much to recommend in this midcareer book, and much reason to eagerly anticipate future work from O’Callaghan. Fred Dings University of South Carolina Zhu Zhu The Wild Great Wall Trans. Dong Li.…
Insignificance: Hong Kong Stories by Xu Xi
Here we have stories originally written in English as well as in Hebrew and Russian (and expertly brought into English by a variety of translators) by authors both well known and unknown in the US. These authors imagine apocalyptic wastelands, teleportation via dreams, hyperintelligent mice, a timeless library, and more. Two of the most powerful stories in the collection (“Burn Alexandria” and “A Good Place for the Night”) offer us visions of a f…
American Cinematic Discourses of Women’s Oppression in Old China: From The Good Earth to Pavilion of Women
Discourses of women's oppression in old China have helped to establish the dichotomization between the "progressive" West and the "passive" China. The description of O Lan's submission to the Confucian patriarchy in Pearl S. Buck's bestseller The Good Earth (1931) and its Hollywood version in 1937 has appealed to Western imagination across decades. More than half a century later the submissive O Lan was transformed into a rebellious Madame Wu in …
A Solemn Pleasure: To Imagine, Witness, and Write
seventh circle, comparing to those sinners the individuals who reacted with hostility to Rachel Carson’s Silent Spring and then quoting the famous lines of Brunetto Latini about the fiery rain that falls upon them, an inexcusable failure to recognize the scriptural allusion to Genesis 19:24–25 that conventionally illuminates the text in every set of explanatory notes. When Manguel writes that “the entire Commedia can be read as the pursuit of one…
Damnificados
In the novel’s epilogue the theme is Hebrew history, with Hitler’s Germany and the Jewish Holocaust as the time and place where humanity’s hatreds and horrors culminate. Ezequiel, Simon’s friend, inherits the Antikythera device, travels back to the Nazi concentration camp at Bergen-Belsen, and transports a budding Annelies Marie Frank to Boca Raton as the novel’s last deliverance. In this closing section of the novel, a triad of artists, creators…
Quicksand
is conscious of the divinity he is duty-bound to serve, and wants to extend its empire to the furthest edges of the world; but he is also tormented by the doubt that this divinity is the devil itself.” A local sheik is compelled to mete out justice in response to a girl’s dishonor: “The unpleasant moment when one is forced to do what others expect of him was fast approaching . A judge is enslaved to the public will, as expressed by the law.” The …
Changes of daily climate extremes in Loess Plateau during 1960–2013
Being Mortal: Medicine and What Matters in the End by Atul Gawande
76 WLT SEPTEMBER / OCTOBER 2015 Collection of Sand is divided into four sections: “Exhibitions—Explorations,” which examines various art exhibitions and installations; “The Eye’s Ray,” exploring perception; “Accounts of the Fantastic,” in which a series of imaginary geographies and mechanisms are contemplated; and, finally, “The Shape of Time,” detailing Calvino ’s travels through Japan, Mexico, and Iran. (These constitute the earliest pieces in …
African swine fever in China: Impacts, responses, and policy implications
Tash AwWe, the Survivors
of focus.” Using repetitious phrasing, these fragmented chapters build in intensity. Moreover , they reveal how Stoberock plays with perspective. Pigs explores themes of distance, sight, and blindness to address the myriad viewpoints toward our world’s excessive consumption and the personal responsibility individuals bear for the often-unwitnessed effects of our subsequent waste: “It was official policy never to look back. It was official policy …
Changes of daily climate extremes in Loess Plateau during 1960–2013
Being Mortal: Medicine and What Matters in the End by Atul Gawande
76 WLT SEPTEMBER / OCTOBER 2015 Collection of Sand is divided into four sections: “Exhibitions—Explorations,” which examines various art exhibitions and installations; “The Eye’s Ray,” exploring perception; “Accounts of the Fantastic,” in which a series of imaginary geographies and mechanisms are contemplated; and, finally, “The Shape of Time,” detailing Calvino ’s travels through Japan, Mexico, and Iran. (These constitute the earliest pieces in …
A Solemn Pleasure: To Imagine, Witness, and Write
seventh circle, comparing to those sinners the individuals who reacted with hostility to Rachel Carson’s Silent Spring and then quoting the famous lines of Brunetto Latini about the fiery rain that falls upon them, an inexcusable failure to recognize the scriptural allusion to Genesis 19:24–25 that conventionally illuminates the text in every set of explanatory notes. When Manguel writes that “the entire Commedia can be read as the pursuit of one…
Damnificados
In the novel’s epilogue the theme is Hebrew history, with Hitler’s Germany and the Jewish Holocaust as the time and place where humanity’s hatreds and horrors culminate. Ezequiel, Simon’s friend, inherits the Antikythera device, travels back to the Nazi concentration camp at Bergen-Belsen, and transports a budding Annelies Marie Frank to Boca Raton as the novel’s last deliverance. In this closing section of the novel, a triad of artists, creators…
Quicksand
is conscious of the divinity he is duty-bound to serve, and wants to extend its empire to the furthest edges of the world; but he is also tormented by the doubt that this divinity is the devil itself.” A local sheik is compelled to mete out justice in response to a girl’s dishonor: “The unpleasant moment when one is forced to do what others expect of him was fast approaching . A judge is enslaved to the public will, as expressed by the law.” The …
American Cinematic Discourses of Women’s Oppression in Old China: From The Good Earth to Pavilion of Women
Discourses of women's oppression in old China have helped to establish the dichotomization between the "progressive" West and the "passive" China. The description of O Lan's submission to the Confucian patriarchy in Pearl S. Buck's bestseller The Good Earth (1931) and its Hollywood version in 1937 has appealed to Western imagination across decades. More than half a century later the submissive O Lan was transformed into a rebellious Madame Wu in …
The Wild Great Wall by Zhu Zhu
wheelie dumpster wind, / a channel not quite tuned-in-wind, / a hollow flightpath thunder wind, // a dog-eared wind, a knocked sign wind, / a spouseless phantom ocean-blown / autumnal graveyard Scots pine wind / who speaks in plurals, moves alone.” There’s much to recommend in this midcareer book, and much reason to eagerly anticipate future work from O’Callaghan. Fred Dings University of South Carolina Zhu Zhu The Wild Great Wall Trans. Dong Li.…
Insignificance: Hong Kong Stories by Xu Xi
Here we have stories originally written in English as well as in Hebrew and Russian (and expertly brought into English by a variety of translators) by authors both well known and unknown in the US. These authors imagine apocalyptic wastelands, teleportation via dreams, hyperintelligent mice, a timeless library, and more. Two of the most powerful stories in the collection (“Burn Alexandria” and “A Good Place for the Night”) offer us visions of a f…
Tash AwWe, the Survivors
of focus.” Using repetitious phrasing, these fragmented chapters build in intensity. Moreover , they reveal how Stoberock plays with perspective. Pigs explores themes of distance, sight, and blindness to address the myriad viewpoints toward our world’s excessive consumption and the personal responsibility individuals bear for the often-unwitnessed effects of our subsequent waste: “It was official policy never to look back. It was official policy …
From the American Scholar to Education: A Study of Emersonian Education Philosophy
As an educator, Ralph Waldo Emerson was long neglected in American Education History. In fact, his philosophy of education not only influenced his contemporaries like Bronson Alcott and Margaret Fuller, but also had deep impact upon John Dewey’s thoughts of democratic education. This paper attempts to reinterpret Emerson’s philosophy of education, by means of re-reading into his two speeches respectively, namely The American Scholar, which is hai…
Media Evolution, “Double-edged Sword” Technology and Active Spectatorship: Investigating “Desktop Film” from media ecology perspective
Desktop film or computer screen film is a film subgenre with all events and actions taking place on a screen of a computer and using the protagonist’s first-person perspective, exemplified by The Den (2013), Open Windows(2014), Unfriended (2014), Unfriended: Dark Web (2018), Profile (2018) and Searching(2018). This paper mainly focuses on the desktop films with the theoretical framework of “Media Ecology”, aiming to investigate how the desktop fi…
Fang FangWuhan Diary: Dispatches from a Quarantined City by Michael Berry
insightful group portrait of a family that finds fascinating yet tragic ways to test the limits of creativity, faith, and the law. Fonseca ’s iconoclastic characters believe that if we look hard enough, we’ll see that there’s “a world beneath the world.” That may be true, but as this book reminds us, it can get awfully scary down there. Kevin Canfield New York Fang Fang Wuhan Diary: Dispatches from a Quarantined City Trans. Michael Berry. New Yor…
Yan LiankeThree Brothers: Memories of My Family by Carlos Rojas
church, superstition, and even quotes from the most famous Roma poet, about whom Reviati gives us a lovely coda in “The Story of Papuzsa,” a welcome thirty-five-page addendum. The young men achieve manhood in various guises, some successful, some less so, and each has become a fully rounded character. Ultimately, Reviati delivers a penetrating view of the vicissitudes of developing into an adult in a world that is fraught with generations of mist…
Exploring the Relationship between Despotic Leadership and Job Satisfaction: The Role of Self Efficacy and Leader–Member Exchange
This study explores the effects of despotic leadership (DL) on employee job satisfaction (JS) using self-efficacy (SE) as a mediating variable and leader-member exchange (LMX) as a moderated variable. Building on the social learning and social exchange theory, our research proposes a research model. In this model, despotic leadership affects employee job satisfaction both directly and indirectly through self-efficacy and leader-member exchange. W…
African swine fever in China: Impacts, responses, and policy implications
Mo YanWan shu de ren (A Late Bloomer)
There is an imprint of crushed existence— charred bones and like detritus—within which, startlingly, there is also survival, intact. The voice in these poems carries into its own afterlife—which is our world—a strangely deepened certainty: that the act of composing poetic truth matters, even if nearly all else from before has retracted in the postapocalyptic glare. This is the spirit of her poems. This process of coming back is also, in this case…
Abusive Supervision and Employee Knowledge Sharing: The Roles of Psychological Safety and Perceived Motivational Climate
Drawing on conservation of resources (COR) theory, this study examines the relationship between abusive supervision and employee knowledge sharing and investigates the mechanism underlying their relationship through perceived motivational climate and psychological safety. The data were collected from 337 supervisor-employee dyads from knowledge-based companies in China. Hierarchical regression and path analysis were used for data analysis. The re…
Musical Characteristics of the Pingxian Folk Song as Cultural Narrative
This study aims to analyze the musical characteristics of the Pingxian Folk Song in Ping’an District, Qinghai Province, with a particular focus on its function as a cultural narrative. Employing a qualitative methodology, the research integrates ethnomusicological analysis, field observations, and interpretive frameworks to examine four key dimensions: lyrical structure and language use, rhythmic patterns and vocal ornamentation, melodic and moda…
Spatial Efficiency in Residential Areas ——A Quantitative Decision-Support Framework
Follow the metrics? How does social media affect the journalistic practices of digital science communication start-ups
The influence of social media platforms on content production has been widely discussed in journalism studies, yet there remains limited research on its specific impact on science communication. This Chinese case study explores how social media logic affects the practices of digital science communication within a leading start-up in the field. Using in-depth interviews and participant observation, the study examines how key components of social m…
The Digital Economy, Residents’ Consumption Upgrade, and the High-Quality Development of the Sports Industry: Evidence from Eastern China
Accelerating high-quality development (HQD) within the sports industry stands as a vital measure in China’s journey to becoming a leading sports nation. A pressing question is whether the emergence of the digital economy (DE) can effectively drive progress in the HQD of the sports sector. This study adopts a comprehensive approach, utilizing benchmark regression, mediation analysis, threshold models, and spatial econometric techniques to analyze …
When older employees’ self-view is at stake: Responses to age discrimination through the lens of self-verification theory
As the workforce ages, instances of age discrimination against older employees persist. Prior research has focused on the adverse consequences and adverse responses to age discrimination experienced by individuals. However, there is a paucity of research that explores whether older employees exhibit more positive behaviors in response to age discrimination from others. Therefore, this study examines when age discrimination influences older employ…
Mini-Drama, Maximum Impact: The Role of Narrative Media Exposure in Breast Cancer Prevention Among Chinese Young Women
Grounded in the cognitive mediation model (CMM), this study develops an adapted framework to examine how exposure to narrative media influences Chinese women's breast cancer screening intention. Our hypothesized model was largely supported by an online survey with a nationwide sample of 946 Chinese women. The results indicated that mini-drama exposure had the strongest positive effect on screening intention, surpassing the impact of traditional T…
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