Wenting Liu
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4020458 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Wenting Liu |
| PRENOMES | Wenting |
| SOBRENOME | Liu |
| ASSINATURA | LIU W |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Shaanxi Normal University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1217-9875 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 21 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 1 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 21 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2021 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Parenthood, occupational sex segregation, and wage
Although parenthood and occupational sex segregation have been identified as important contributors to the gender wage gap, the interwoven effect of the two is insufficiently explored. Using data from the China Family Panel Survey (2010–2022), this article examines how parenthood and gender-typed occupations interact in shaping wages for females and males in China. Results show that, compared to those in male-dominated and integrated occupations,…
Reading as a catalyst for creative attitude
What drives students to keep using intercultural learning apps? A technology continuance theory perspective
With rapid advances in mobile technology, apps tailored for intercultural interactions are gaining attention as platforms that create opportunities for intercultural learning. This study employs a mixed-method design to investigate the factors that drive higher education students' willingness to continue using mobile apps, which creates the conditions under which intercultural competence may develop over time. Framed by the Technology Continuance…
Moderate Grazing Intensity by Tibetan Sheep Enhances Soil Microbial Biomass in Alpine Grasslands via Dung–Soil Interactions
Alpine grasslands are critical ecosystems for ecological security and livestock production on the Qinghai‐Tibet Plateau and are highly sensitive to grazing disturbance. Grazing influences soil nutrient cycling and microbial processes through livestock excretion inputs, yet the mechanisms by which grazing intensity regulates microbial biomass carbon (MBC) and nitrogen (MBN) through dung–soil interactions remain unclear. Based on a long‐term contro…
How Outdoor Guide Service Quality Influences Tourist Satisfaction
Adventure tourism, a rapidly growing leisure sector, has increased scholarly interest in tourists’ risk perception and how it is managed during high-uncertainty experiences. Yet, the links between outdoor guide service quality and tourist satisfaction remain underexplored. Drawing on the Quality-Risk-Value-Satisfaction (QRVS) framework, this study examines how outdoor guide service quality shapes satisfaction. Results show that high-quality outdo…
Not Only Mothers
Women’s employment, as a critical dimension of gender equality, is conditioned on national family policies. Using panel data from the China Family Panel Survey, this article analyses how family policies affect multi-dimensional employment outcomes of women in China, where recent reforms in family policy are highly fertility-oriented. Findings show that extended maternity leave exerts negative effects on women’s wages and occupational socioeconomi…
Preschool education and non-cognitive skills
Non-cognitive abilities, such as social skills and self-control, are vital for individual success. Preschool education is a critical period for developing these abilities, with long-term benefits often linked to early childhood interventions. Using data from the China Education Panel Survey (CEPS), this study employs OLS regression, PSM, and IV modeling to assess the impact of preschool education on rural junior high school students’ non-cognitiv…
Exercise addiction in college students
College students confront risks in relation to exercise addiction. High stress levels and body dissatisfaction may be important causes of exercise addiction. The male students had higher body dissatisfaction, stress levels, and risk of exercise addiction than the female students. With a change in female bodily aesthetics in terms of a shift from a primary focus on thinness-related beauty to having a thin and toned body, the risk of exercise addic…
Examining the relationship between commuting time, academic achievement, and mental health in rural China
Permission was received from local Boards of Education in each region and the principals of all schools. The principles of the Declaration of Helsinki were followed throughout. Oral informed consent was obtained from at least one parent for all child participants. Ethical committee approval for this study were obtained from Sun Yat-Sen University (Registration number: 2013MEKY018) and Stanford University (Registration number: 24847). The trial re…
Uncovering the prevalence, risk factors and consequences of school bullying in China’s rural primary schools
The findings underscore the critical need for targeted interventions to mitigate school bullying in rural China. Understanding the risk factors and the negative consequences of bullying is essential for developing effective prevention strategies and improving student welfare. The study contributes to the literature by providing insights into bullying in underdeveloped areas and by using internationally standardized measures, which enhances the co…
The involution of middle-class tiger moms? An exploration of parental expectations in a Coastal Region of China
The long-term impacts of preschool attendance on prosocial behaviors of children in China
The impact of internet health information seeking on Covid-19 vaccination behavior in China
This study delves into the influence of Internet health information seeking on individual COVID-19 vaccination within the digital era. The outcomes underscore that Internet-mediated seeking vaccine information holds the potential to bolster individuals' comprehension of vaccination benefits and foster increased acceptance of such information
State childcare provision in China
The social organization of childcare is of special relevance to gender equality and family wellbeing. Childcare provision in China is often recognized as a case of familism, which highly relies on family care with limited state support. However, this all‐encompassing view may mask the local discrepancy generated by a decentralized social welfare system, especially when emerging initiatives have been enacted due to the government's concern about f…
Evaluating health policies with subnational disparities
Subnational disparities in most health systems often defy ‘one-size-fits-all’ approach in policy implementation. When local authorities implement a national policy in a decentralized context, they behave as a strategic policy actor in specifying the central mandates, selecting appropriate tools and setting key implementation parameters. Local policy discretion leads to diverse policy mixes across regions, thus complicating evidence-based evaluati…
Anxiety, depression, psychological stress and coping style in medical postgraduates in southeastern China when restricted to commuting between the campus and hospital during the Covid-19 pandemic
Medical postgraduates in China restricted to studies on campus and in the hospital experienced psychological distress. Our results suggest that providing employment and learning guidance, while strengthening social support and guiding positive coping may be effective at improving the mental health of the medical graduate students, mediating their perceived stress and negative emotions
Antenatal depression is associated with perceived stress, family relations, educational and professional status among women in South of China
There is a high proportion of antenatal depression among pregnant women in South China, so integrating depression screening into antenatal care services is worthwhile. Maternal and child health care providers need to evaluate pregnancy-related risk factors (perceived stress), socio-demographic factors (educational and professional status), and interpersonal risk factors (marital relations and relationship with Parents-in-law). In future research,…
Regional Cultural Symbols in Visual Communication Design
In today's diversified and open art and culture, the active and reasonable application of regional cultural symbols in contemporary visual communication art design promotes the inheritance and development of regional cultural spirit, effectively conveys the new form of regional cultural connotation in the new era, and actively Create a regional cultural temperament in line with the sense of the times. The purpose of this paper is to study the app…
Role of Built Environments on Physical Activity and Health Promotion
As urbanization and motorization continue worldwide, various health issues have emerged as a burden between individuals, families and governments at all levels. Under the prevalence of chronic disease, this review synthesizes research on the impact of the various built environments on the multiple health outcomes from a methodological and mechanistic perspective. Besides, it attempts to provide useful planning and policy implications to promote p…
Assessing the long-term effects of Basic Medical Insurance on catastrophic health spending in China
Many developing countries have implemented social health insurance programmes to protect their citizens against the financial risks of seeking healthcare. While many studies have explored how individual insurance enrolments affect catastrophic health spending (CHS) in the short term, there is a lack of evidence on the long-term macro-level effects of social health insurance on CHS in low- and middle-income countries. This study examines the long-…
Personality Characteristics and Emotional Distress Among Chinese Pregnant Women
Previous studies have suggested that certain personality characteristics are associated with emotional distress during pregnancy. However, the underlying mechanism of this association is rarely understood. The current study investigated the links between personality and pregnant women's emotional distress (depressive and anxiety symptoms), tested the chain mediating effects of two resilience factors-social support and positive coping, and explore…
State childcare provision in China
The social organization of childcare is of special relevance to gender equality and family wellbeing. Childcare provision in China is often recognized as a case of familism, which highly relies on family care with limited state support. However, this all‐encompassing view may mask the local discrepancy generated by a decentralized social welfare system, especially when emerging initiatives have been enacted due to the government's concern about f…
Personality Characteristics and Emotional Distress Among Chinese Pregnant Women
Previous studies have suggested that certain personality characteristics are associated with emotional distress during pregnancy. However, the underlying mechanism of this association is rarely understood. The current study investigated the links between personality and pregnant women's emotional distress (depressive and anxiety symptoms), tested the chain mediating effects of two resilience factors-social support and positive coping, and explore…
Regional Cultural Symbols in Visual Communication Design
In today's diversified and open art and culture, the active and reasonable application of regional cultural symbols in contemporary visual communication art design promotes the inheritance and development of regional cultural spirit, effectively conveys the new form of regional cultural connotation in the new era, and actively Create a regional cultural temperament in line with the sense of the times. The purpose of this paper is to study the app…
Role of Built Environments on Physical Activity and Health Promotion
As urbanization and motorization continue worldwide, various health issues have emerged as a burden between individuals, families and governments at all levels. Under the prevalence of chronic disease, this review synthesizes research on the impact of the various built environments on the multiple health outcomes from a methodological and mechanistic perspective. Besides, it attempts to provide useful planning and policy implications to promote p…
Assessing the long-term effects of Basic Medical Insurance on catastrophic health spending in China
Many developing countries have implemented social health insurance programmes to protect their citizens against the financial risks of seeking healthcare. While many studies have explored how individual insurance enrolments affect catastrophic health spending (CHS) in the short term, there is a lack of evidence on the long-term macro-level effects of social health insurance on CHS in low- and middle-income countries. This study examines the long-…
Evaluating health policies with subnational disparities
Subnational disparities in most health systems often defy ‘one-size-fits-all’ approach in policy implementation. When local authorities implement a national policy in a decentralized context, they behave as a strategic policy actor in specifying the central mandates, selecting appropriate tools and setting key implementation parameters. Local policy discretion leads to diverse policy mixes across regions, thus complicating evidence-based evaluati…
Anxiety, depression, psychological stress and coping style in medical postgraduates in southeastern China when restricted to commuting between the campus and hospital during the Covid-19 pandemic
Medical postgraduates in China restricted to studies on campus and in the hospital experienced psychological distress. Our results suggest that providing employment and learning guidance, while strengthening social support and guiding positive coping may be effective at improving the mental health of the medical graduate students, mediating their perceived stress and negative emotions
Antenatal depression is associated with perceived stress, family relations, educational and professional status among women in South of China
There is a high proportion of antenatal depression among pregnant women in South China, so integrating depression screening into antenatal care services is worthwhile. Maternal and child health care providers need to evaluate pregnancy-related risk factors (perceived stress), socio-demographic factors (educational and professional status), and interpersonal risk factors (marital relations and relationship with Parents-in-law). In future research,…
The impact of internet health information seeking on Covid-19 vaccination behavior in China
This study delves into the influence of Internet health information seeking on individual COVID-19 vaccination within the digital era. The outcomes underscore that Internet-mediated seeking vaccine information holds the potential to bolster individuals' comprehension of vaccination benefits and foster increased acceptance of such information
State childcare provision in China
The social organization of childcare is of special relevance to gender equality and family wellbeing. Childcare provision in China is often recognized as a case of familism, which highly relies on family care with limited state support. However, this all‐encompassing view may mask the local discrepancy generated by a decentralized social welfare system, especially when emerging initiatives have been enacted due to the government's concern about f…
Preschool education and non-cognitive skills
Non-cognitive abilities, such as social skills and self-control, are vital for individual success. Preschool education is a critical period for developing these abilities, with long-term benefits often linked to early childhood interventions. Using data from the China Education Panel Survey (CEPS), this study employs OLS regression, PSM, and IV modeling to assess the impact of preschool education on rural junior high school students’ non-cognitiv…
Exercise addiction in college students
College students confront risks in relation to exercise addiction. High stress levels and body dissatisfaction may be important causes of exercise addiction. The male students had higher body dissatisfaction, stress levels, and risk of exercise addiction than the female students. With a change in female bodily aesthetics in terms of a shift from a primary focus on thinness-related beauty to having a thin and toned body, the risk of exercise addic…
Examining the relationship between commuting time, academic achievement, and mental health in rural China
Permission was received from local Boards of Education in each region and the principals of all schools. The principles of the Declaration of Helsinki were followed throughout. Oral informed consent was obtained from at least one parent for all child participants. Ethical committee approval for this study were obtained from Sun Yat-Sen University (Registration number: 2013MEKY018) and Stanford University (Registration number: 24847). The trial re…
Uncovering the prevalence, risk factors and consequences of school bullying in China’s rural primary schools
The findings underscore the critical need for targeted interventions to mitigate school bullying in rural China. Understanding the risk factors and the negative consequences of bullying is essential for developing effective prevention strategies and improving student welfare. The study contributes to the literature by providing insights into bullying in underdeveloped areas and by using internationally standardized measures, which enhances the co…
The involution of middle-class tiger moms? An exploration of parental expectations in a Coastal Region of China
The long-term impacts of preschool attendance on prosocial behaviors of children in China
Parenthood, occupational sex segregation, and wage
Although parenthood and occupational sex segregation have been identified as important contributors to the gender wage gap, the interwoven effect of the two is insufficiently explored. Using data from the China Family Panel Survey (2010–2022), this article examines how parenthood and gender-typed occupations interact in shaping wages for females and males in China. Results show that, compared to those in male-dominated and integrated occupations,…
Reading as a catalyst for creative attitude
What drives students to keep using intercultural learning apps? A technology continuance theory perspective
With rapid advances in mobile technology, apps tailored for intercultural interactions are gaining attention as platforms that create opportunities for intercultural learning. This study employs a mixed-method design to investigate the factors that drive higher education students' willingness to continue using mobile apps, which creates the conditions under which intercultural competence may develop over time. Framed by the Technology Continuance…
Moderate Grazing Intensity by Tibetan Sheep Enhances Soil Microbial Biomass in Alpine Grasslands via Dung–Soil Interactions
Alpine grasslands are critical ecosystems for ecological security and livestock production on the Qinghai‐Tibet Plateau and are highly sensitive to grazing disturbance. Grazing influences soil nutrient cycling and microbial processes through livestock excretion inputs, yet the mechanisms by which grazing intensity regulates microbial biomass carbon (MBC) and nitrogen (MBN) through dung–soil interactions remain unclear. Based on a long‐term contro…
How Outdoor Guide Service Quality Influences Tourist Satisfaction
Adventure tourism, a rapidly growing leisure sector, has increased scholarly interest in tourists’ risk perception and how it is managed during high-uncertainty experiences. Yet, the links between outdoor guide service quality and tourist satisfaction remain underexplored. Drawing on the Quality-Risk-Value-Satisfaction (QRVS) framework, this study examines how outdoor guide service quality shapes satisfaction. Results show that high-quality outdo…
Not Only Mothers
Women’s employment, as a critical dimension of gender equality, is conditioned on national family policies. Using panel data from the China Family Panel Survey, this article analyses how family policies affect multi-dimensional employment outcomes of women in China, where recent reforms in family policy are highly fertility-oriented. Findings show that extended maternity leave exerts negative effects on women’s wages and occupational socioeconomi…
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