Xiao Gu
Biographic Data
| ID | 4028600 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Xiao Gu |
| GIVEN NAMES | Xiao |
| FAMILY NAME | Gu |
| SIGNATURE | GU X |
| AFFILIATIONS | China University of Mining and Technology |
| ORCID | 0009-0004-6240-0963 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 26 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 26 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Modeling and Simulation Research on Public’s Emergency Knowledge Diffusion Based on Weighted Small-World Network
Although the significance of public emergency participation is beyond doubt, the public’s emergency knowledge in China and the present societal demands have a considerable gap. Therefore, this study constructed a theoretical model of public’s emergency knowledge diffusion based on the weighted small-world network model, and explored the diffusion patterns and influencing factors of public’s emergency knowledge under the different selection strate…
Impact of air pollution on life expectancy: The role of digitalization, urbanization and institutional quality in BRICS economies
Air pollution lowers life expectancy (LEX) by increasing the risk of respiratory, cardiovascular, and other chronic diseases. However, digitalization can help monitor air quality and support public health awareness through real-time data. Institutional quality ensures effective enforcement of environmental regulations and pollution control policies. Together, they help reduce pollution exposure and protect public health. Therefore, the current st…
Does urban civilization improve corporate environmental performance? A quasi-natural experiment from China
The title of “National Civilized City” is the most prestigious recognition of the level of civilization in Chinese cities. This study utilizes the National Civilized City Selection (NCCS) as a quasi-natural experiment and employs a multi-period difference-in-differences model to investigate the impact of urban civilization on corporate environmental performance (CEP) and its mechanisms. The results show that urban civilization positively impacts …
Environmental Regulations and Sustainable Development: The Role of Fiscal Decentralization and Clean Energy
There is a growing recognition of the importance of sustainable development.Political economy factors and natural resources are considered important sources of economic prosperity.These are the fundamental primary resources utilized in the production process, which subsequently drives economic activities and results in sustained growth.Nevertheless, resource-rich countries often experience sustainability challenges.This study examines the impact …
Agroforestry and Sustainable Environment: Climate Resilience Perspective for BRICS Economies
This study empirically explores the heterogeneous impacts of agricultural and natural resource‐based activities on CO 2 emissions. This study examines the impact of agricultural, forestry, and fishery value‐added, renewable energy consumption, trade openness and natural resource rents on environmental degradation in BRICS economies over the period 1992–2023. To estimate the models, this study utilizes quantile regression (QR) method, which provid…
Toward smart cities: Analysis of critical factors of new disaster risks in smart cities using a fuzzy Danp-ISM method
The transition from traditional cities to smart cities is not only reflected in the optimisation and upgrading of urban infrastructure public services but also in the expansion and intensification of new disaster risks. This study first reviewed the related work on disaster risks of smart cities and thereby constructed an indicator framework of new disaster risk influencing factors for smart cities. Then, a fuzzy DANP-ISM method was developed to …
Comparative Analysis of Low‐Carbon Transition Pathways for Municipal Solid Waste Management Systems in China and England: An Analysis Based on Life Cycle and Scenario Simulation
Municipal solid waste (MSW) is a significant source of greenhouse gas emissions, and its management influences global warming potential (GWP). China and England pursue distinct MSW management priorities—China emphasizes reducing high‐emission disposals and advancing a recycling system, whereas England refines recycling and biological treatment within its mature infrastructure. Therefore, this study examined two countries through a life cycle asse…
Economic and social determinants of life expectancy in China
Life expectancy (LEX) is closely linked to SDG 3: Good Health and Wellbeing, which aims to ensure healthy lives and promote wellbeing for all ages. Improving LEX reflects progress in reducing preventable diseases, enhancing healthcare access, and addressing social determinants of health. By focusing on economic growth, education, and healthcare, countries can achieve sustainable improvements in life expectancy, contributing to the broader goals o…
Fear of the new technology: Investigating the factors that influence individual attitudes toward generative Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Generative AI and human–robot interaction: Implications and future agenda for business, society and ethics
A mathematical multiple-dimensional strategy for Q-markers identification based on “five principles”: Tianshu Capsule for migraine treatment as an example
Political Economy of Environmental Poverty: The Role of Political Risk and Income Level
Environmental poverty is a global concern for developed and developing economies, particularly in light of sustainable development goals.Unlike previous research, this study evaluates the role of political risk index and income level on environmental poverty in developed regions, namely, OECD economies in the period 2004-2022.We also examine the role of renewable energy consumption.We initially developed a multidimensional index for assessing wei…
Mechanical modeling of friction phenomena in social systems based on friction force
Friction is not an inherent attribute in natural science. Indeed, there are various friction phenomena present in social systems. In this study, the researchers developed the general concept of social friction and distinguished the two-dimensional structure of explicit-implicit social friction phenomena. Specifically, explicit friction includes institutional friction, economic friction, behavioral friction, and migration friction. Implicit fricti…
The knowledge, training, and willingness of first year students in Xuzhou, China to perform bystander cardiopulmonary resuscitation: A cross-sectional study
Background: Bystander Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) can significantly improve the rate of return of spontaneous circulation in patients with cardiac arrest. Since first year students with no specific academic background are energetic and quick to learn, many Chinese schools offer first-aid training course including CPR to them before they start school. However, data on CPR knowledge, training, and willingness among first year students are l…
The trilemma of food production, clean energy, and water: COP27 perspective of global economy
Food production is an essential component of global society, providing sustenance to the world's growing population. Countries export food to leverage their comparative advantages in agricultural production, satisfy the demands of international markets, and generate economic benefits. Additionally, food exports contribute to global food supply chains, which ensures the availability of food in places with limited production due to resource limits,…
External or internal beauty? A study on the mechanism influencing food waste behavior
A personal norms intervention strategy is an effective way to reduce food waste behavior. However, the mechanism controlling how personal norms affect food waste behavior needs to be further investigated. In addition, previous studies have reported that weight control is part of this mechanism, but few studies have focused on how internal (personal norms) and external beauty (weight control) act simultaneously on individuals. This study construct…
Relationships among selfie-viewing on social media, thin-ideal internalization, and restrained eating in adolescents: The buffering role of media literacy
The aim of the present study was to test the relationship between selfie-viewing on social media and restrained eating as well as the mediating effect of thin-ideal internalization in this relationship. We also examined whether the links from selfie-viewing to thin-ideal internalization and restrained eating would be moderated by media literacy. Moreover, whether gender would moderate the mediation model was also examined. Results on a survey of …
China's Political Risk and Transition to Cleaner Energy: Evaluating the Role of Political Economy for COP27
In the pursuit of sustainable development, economies such as China are placing a paramount emphasis on significantly augmenting the utilization of renewable energy sources.This marks a departure from conventional research approaches that solely focused on macroeconomic determinants while investigating patterns of renewable energy consumption.Thus, this research pursues to witness the relationship between the political risk index (PRI), renewable …
How Do Level of Novelty and Camera Angle of Tourism-Themed Short Videos on Douyin Influence Potential Travelers' Behavioral Intentions
The advent of short video apps like Douyin has greatly popularized the practice of sharing travel experiences in the form of live-streaming or prerecorded videos. With the breakout of COVID-19, the feasibility and appeal of physical travel were substantially undermined such that people now become increasingly dependent on watching short videos as a means of consuming travel-related content. This revolutionary change in the landscape of destinatio…
Does peer alienation accelerate cyber deviant behaviors of adolescents? The mediating role of core self-evaluation and the moderating role of parent-child relationship and gender
Has the healthy city pilot policy improved urban health development performance in China? Evidence from a quasi-natural experiment
The impacts of academic stress on college students' problematic smartphone use and Internet gaming disorder under the background of neijuan: Hierarchical regressions with mediational analysis on escap…
With sluggish economic growth in the post-pandemic era, the phenomenon "neijuan" becomes increasingly severe in many Asian countries like China. Neijuan refers to a hypercompetitive social environment wherein individuals involuntarily get involved in inhumane work or study hours, resulting in a considerable amount of tension and stress. Previous pathology research has shown that stress can trigger the overuse of Internet-based devices and service…
How Do Online Public Messages Affect Local Government Responsiveness in China? A Multilevel Analysis Based on the Message Board for Leaders
Selfie-editing, facial dissatisfaction, and cosmetic surgery consideration among Chinese adolescents: A longitudinal study
Research on Coal Mine Building Compliance Inspection System Based on Accident Causation and BIM in China
Coal mine construction projects have high risks, and non-compliant designs generated in the design stage will have adverse effects on subsequent construction and production stages. Therefore, it is of great importance to conduct effective preconstruction compliance inspections on coal mine construction designs. To make the compliance check of coal mine building design more rapid and effective, and to reduce the risks arising from the design phase…
China's Political Risk and Transition to Cleaner Energy: Evaluating the Role of Political Economy for COP27
In the pursuit of sustainable development, economies such as China are placing a paramount emphasis on significantly augmenting the utilization of renewable energy sources.This marks a departure from conventional research approaches that solely focused on macroeconomic determinants while investigating patterns of renewable energy consumption.Thus, this research pursues to witness the relationship between the political risk index (PRI), renewable …
How Do Online Public Messages Affect Local Government Responsiveness in China? A Multilevel Analysis Based on the Message Board for Leaders
Selfie-editing, facial dissatisfaction, and cosmetic surgery consideration among Chinese adolescents: A longitudinal study
Research on Coal Mine Building Compliance Inspection System Based on Accident Causation and BIM in China
Coal mine construction projects have high risks, and non-compliant designs generated in the design stage will have adverse effects on subsequent construction and production stages. Therefore, it is of great importance to conduct effective preconstruction compliance inspections on coal mine construction designs. To make the compliance check of coal mine building design more rapid and effective, and to reduce the risks arising from the design phase…
Effects of Group Emotion and Moral Belief on Pro-Environmental Behavior: The Mediating Role of Psychological Clustering
An important topic in ecological environmental protection concerns the determination of a method to guide individual pro-environmental behavior from the dual perspectives of immediate intervention and long-term shaping. This research analyzed the influence of group emotions and moral beliefs on the pro-environmental behavior of residents and introduces the concept of the "psychological cluster" to explore the mediating effect of the "psychologica…
How Do Level of Novelty and Camera Angle of Tourism-Themed Short Videos on Douyin Influence Potential Travelers' Behavioral Intentions
The advent of short video apps like Douyin has greatly popularized the practice of sharing travel experiences in the form of live-streaming or prerecorded videos. With the breakout of COVID-19, the feasibility and appeal of physical travel were substantially undermined such that people now become increasingly dependent on watching short videos as a means of consuming travel-related content. This revolutionary change in the landscape of destinatio…
Does peer alienation accelerate cyber deviant behaviors of adolescents? The mediating role of core self-evaluation and the moderating role of parent-child relationship and gender
Has the healthy city pilot policy improved urban health development performance in China? Evidence from a quasi-natural experiment
The impacts of academic stress on college students' problematic smartphone use and Internet gaming disorder under the background of neijuan: Hierarchical regressions with mediational analysis on escap…
With sluggish economic growth in the post-pandemic era, the phenomenon "neijuan" becomes increasingly severe in many Asian countries like China. Neijuan refers to a hypercompetitive social environment wherein individuals involuntarily get involved in inhumane work or study hours, resulting in a considerable amount of tension and stress. Previous pathology research has shown that stress can trigger the overuse of Internet-based devices and service…
How Do Online Public Messages Affect Local Government Responsiveness in China? A Multilevel Analysis Based on the Message Board for Leaders
Mechanical modeling of friction phenomena in social systems based on friction force
Friction is not an inherent attribute in natural science. Indeed, there are various friction phenomena present in social systems. In this study, the researchers developed the general concept of social friction and distinguished the two-dimensional structure of explicit-implicit social friction phenomena. Specifically, explicit friction includes institutional friction, economic friction, behavioral friction, and migration friction. Implicit fricti…
The knowledge, training, and willingness of first year students in Xuzhou, China to perform bystander cardiopulmonary resuscitation: A cross-sectional study
Background: Bystander Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) can significantly improve the rate of return of spontaneous circulation in patients with cardiac arrest. Since first year students with no specific academic background are energetic and quick to learn, many Chinese schools offer first-aid training course including CPR to them before they start school. However, data on CPR knowledge, training, and willingness among first year students are l…
The trilemma of food production, clean energy, and water: COP27 perspective of global economy
Food production is an essential component of global society, providing sustenance to the world's growing population. Countries export food to leverage their comparative advantages in agricultural production, satisfy the demands of international markets, and generate economic benefits. Additionally, food exports contribute to global food supply chains, which ensures the availability of food in places with limited production due to resource limits,…
External or internal beauty? A study on the mechanism influencing food waste behavior
A personal norms intervention strategy is an effective way to reduce food waste behavior. However, the mechanism controlling how personal norms affect food waste behavior needs to be further investigated. In addition, previous studies have reported that weight control is part of this mechanism, but few studies have focused on how internal (personal norms) and external beauty (weight control) act simultaneously on individuals. This study construct…
Relationships among selfie-viewing on social media, thin-ideal internalization, and restrained eating in adolescents: The buffering role of media literacy
The aim of the present study was to test the relationship between selfie-viewing on social media and restrained eating as well as the mediating effect of thin-ideal internalization in this relationship. We also examined whether the links from selfie-viewing to thin-ideal internalization and restrained eating would be moderated by media literacy. Moreover, whether gender would moderate the mediation model was also examined. Results on a survey of …
China's Political Risk and Transition to Cleaner Energy: Evaluating the Role of Political Economy for COP27
In the pursuit of sustainable development, economies such as China are placing a paramount emphasis on significantly augmenting the utilization of renewable energy sources.This marks a departure from conventional research approaches that solely focused on macroeconomic determinants while investigating patterns of renewable energy consumption.Thus, this research pursues to witness the relationship between the political risk index (PRI), renewable …
Economic and social determinants of life expectancy in China
Life expectancy (LEX) is closely linked to SDG 3: Good Health and Wellbeing, which aims to ensure healthy lives and promote wellbeing for all ages. Improving LEX reflects progress in reducing preventable diseases, enhancing healthcare access, and addressing social determinants of health. By focusing on economic growth, education, and healthcare, countries can achieve sustainable improvements in life expectancy, contributing to the broader goals o…
Fear of the new technology: Investigating the factors that influence individual attitudes toward generative Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Generative AI and human–robot interaction: Implications and future agenda for business, society and ethics
A mathematical multiple-dimensional strategy for Q-markers identification based on “five principles”: Tianshu Capsule for migraine treatment as an example
Political Economy of Environmental Poverty: The Role of Political Risk and Income Level
Environmental poverty is a global concern for developed and developing economies, particularly in light of sustainable development goals.Unlike previous research, this study evaluates the role of political risk index and income level on environmental poverty in developed regions, namely, OECD economies in the period 2004-2022.We also examine the role of renewable energy consumption.We initially developed a multidimensional index for assessing wei…
Modeling and Simulation Research on Public’s Emergency Knowledge Diffusion Based on Weighted Small-World Network
Although the significance of public emergency participation is beyond doubt, the public’s emergency knowledge in China and the present societal demands have a considerable gap. Therefore, this study constructed a theoretical model of public’s emergency knowledge diffusion based on the weighted small-world network model, and explored the diffusion patterns and influencing factors of public’s emergency knowledge under the different selection strate…
Impact of air pollution on life expectancy: The role of digitalization, urbanization and institutional quality in BRICS economies
Air pollution lowers life expectancy (LEX) by increasing the risk of respiratory, cardiovascular, and other chronic diseases. However, digitalization can help monitor air quality and support public health awareness through real-time data. Institutional quality ensures effective enforcement of environmental regulations and pollution control policies. Together, they help reduce pollution exposure and protect public health. Therefore, the current st…
Does urban civilization improve corporate environmental performance? A quasi-natural experiment from China
The title of “National Civilized City” is the most prestigious recognition of the level of civilization in Chinese cities. This study utilizes the National Civilized City Selection (NCCS) as a quasi-natural experiment and employs a multi-period difference-in-differences model to investigate the impact of urban civilization on corporate environmental performance (CEP) and its mechanisms. The results show that urban civilization positively impacts …
Environmental Regulations and Sustainable Development: The Role of Fiscal Decentralization and Clean Energy
There is a growing recognition of the importance of sustainable development.Political economy factors and natural resources are considered important sources of economic prosperity.These are the fundamental primary resources utilized in the production process, which subsequently drives economic activities and results in sustained growth.Nevertheless, resource-rich countries often experience sustainability challenges.This study examines the impact …
Agroforestry and Sustainable Environment: Climate Resilience Perspective for BRICS Economies
This study empirically explores the heterogeneous impacts of agricultural and natural resource‐based activities on CO 2 emissions. This study examines the impact of agricultural, forestry, and fishery value‐added, renewable energy consumption, trade openness and natural resource rents on environmental degradation in BRICS economies over the period 1992–2023. To estimate the models, this study utilizes quantile regression (QR) method, which provid…
Toward smart cities: Analysis of critical factors of new disaster risks in smart cities using a fuzzy Danp-ISM method
The transition from traditional cities to smart cities is not only reflected in the optimisation and upgrading of urban infrastructure public services but also in the expansion and intensification of new disaster risks. This study first reviewed the related work on disaster risks of smart cities and thereby constructed an indicator framework of new disaster risk influencing factors for smart cities. Then, a fuzzy DANP-ISM method was developed to …
Psychology (10 works) · Business (7 works) · Computer Science (7 works) · Economics (7 works) · Political science (7 works) · Social Psychology (7 works) · China (6 works) · Energy, Environment, Economic Growth (5 works) · Engineering (5 works) · Medicine (5 works)