Jia Qu
Biographic Data
| ID | 4056228 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jia Qu |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jia |
| FAMILY NAME | Qu |
| SIGNATURE | QU J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Guizhou University of Finance and Economics |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6360-2568 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 18 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Ethical behavior profiles among nursing interns and their determinants
OBJECTIVE: Ethical practice is a core professional expectation in nursing, yet nursing interns may vary substantially in how they enact ethical principles during clinical placements. This study examined ethical behavior among nursing interns through latent profile analysis and explored personal and environmental determinants. METHODS: A cross-sectional survey was conducted in October 2024 with 369 nursing interns from a tertiary hospital in Wuhan…
Doing Femininity, Doing Policing, Doing Face
This article explores the gender performances of women police officers in China, focusing on how they navigate femininity within the highly masculinized and culturally specific context of policing. Drawing on Schippers’s framework of hegemonic, pariah, and alternative femininities, alongside the concept of face rooted in Chinese Confucian traditions, the study analyzes interviews with women officers to examine how gender is performed across diffe…
Not All Screen Time Is Equal
Cyber delinquency has become a growing global concern as adolescents’ socialization increasingly unfolds online. This study introduces cultivated unstructured socializing to examine how different online activities, varying in structure, immersion, and peer orientation, are associated with unequal delinquency risks. Using 2023 survey data from a Chinese youth correctional institution, a high-delinquency sample that provides leverage for distinguis…
Testing General Strain Theory Among Institutionalized Chinese Juveniles
Existing research on the general strain theory (GST) rarely paid attention to institutionalized juveniles and has seldom employed situational negative emotion measures. Using survey data collected from 361 incarcerated juveniles in a Chinese reformatory to test GST, this study examined the relationship between three types of strain, including financial, child abuse, and victimization strain, and delinquency, with a focus on the mediating effect o…
Virtual Socializing, Peers, and Juvenile Delinquency
This study examines the relationship between virtual socializing and juvenile delinquency among incarcerated boys in China, as traditional theories focused on in-person interactions are reevaluated amid the internet’s influence. Using 2023 data from a youth correctional institute, we conducted multivariate and indirect effect analyses to explore how virtual socializing influences both offline and online delinquency among incarcerated boys, with s…
Hukou, Migration, Strain, and Crime
Based on survey data from 1,593 prisoners in Guizhou, China, the current study examines the influence of hukou and migration status on crime involvement. Utilizing the general strain theory framework, this study tests a mediation model that hukou (urban vs. rural) and migration status (migrant vs. local) intersect to shape people’s experience of strain, which further leads to engagement in crime. Among the strain variables, victimization stands o…
Clinical characteristics of tic disorders in children and adolescents with the chief complaint of abnormal blinking
TD are major causes of abnormal blinking, and PTD is the most common subtype. TD patients with abnormal blinking often have comorbid eye diseases, primarily AC and DED
Understanding the Gendered Landscape of the Police Force in China
This article considers how women police in China construct and negotiate a delicate balance of identities due to societal norms, workplace dynamics, and the weight of tradition. Using data from interviews with 18 women officers, we found patterns suggesting that Chinese women officers are neither willing to be bound by reductive stereotypes, nor willing to abandon the core elements of their feminine identity. As a result, the findings from this s…
Left-behind children” and their pathways into criminality
Fear and perceived risk of cyber fraud victimization among Chinese University students
Cyber fraud has surfaced as a serious social problem in China, resulting in billions of Chinese yuan worth of financial losses in recent years. The high prevalence and large quantity financial losses from cyber fraud have sparked widespread public concerns about online safety. Based on survey data from over 1000 university students in China, this study explores the prevalence of fear and perceived risk of cyber fraud and its correlates among univ…
Policing telecommunication and cyber fraud
Telecommunication and cyber fraud victimization among Chinese college students
Analyzing survey data from 1037 college students in China, a country with the world’s largest number of Internet users and the world’s largest e-commerce market, the current study demonstrates that consistent with previous research, some routine telecom/cyber activities of Chinese college students predict higher odds of being targeted for telecom/cyber fraud, but online routines do not seem to predict the odds of completed victimization resulting…
Beijing Pinggu Childhood Eye Study
Purpose To report the design and baseline data of a 3-year cohort study in Beijing Pinggu District primary school students in China after COVID-19. Methods Noncycloplegic and cycloplegic spherical equivalent refraction (SER) were measured, ocular biometry, including the axial length (AL), anterior chamber depth (ACD) and corneal power (CP), were collected before cycloplegia. Corneal radius (CR), AL-to-CR ratio, and lens power (LP) were calculated…
Self-Control, Risky Lifestyles, and Victimization among Chinese Adolescents
Violent and property victimization among Chinese adolescents remains a social problem, yet studies that incorporate individual characteristics and situational/contextual factors to explain such victimization remain scarce. Drawing upon survey data collected from a large, representative sample of middle school students from two areas in Guizhou Province, China, we test Schreck’s integrated model of victimization, finding that self-control has both…
Explaining Chinese Delinquency
This study extends the testing of situational action theory (SAT) to a Chinese population, and sheds new light on the directions of the moderation relationships between self-control and morality, and between crime propensity and criminogenic exposure on delinquency. Relying on a large, representative sample of middle school students from two areas of Guizhou, China ( N = 2,498), we find that both self-control and morality have significant inhibit…
Parental Migration and Risk of Sexual Assault Against Children in Rural China
This study investigates the difference in rates of sexual assault between left-behind children and those living with both parents in rural China and attempts to identify potential social mechanisms explaining this variation. Using data from a probability sample of middle school students in Guizhou Province, China, our study reveals that parental migration, particularly maternal and both-parent migration, significantly increases children’s risk of…
Correlates of the endorsement of two competing policing styles among police cadets in China
The purpose of this study is to investigate police cadets’ endorsement of the law enforcement style and the community policing style of policing at a time when both styles of police practices have received significant attention in China. The data used in the analysis were collected from a national police university in China featuring a large sample of 900+ cadets. The first research objective concerns the dimensionality of sentiments toward the t…
Pre-arrest drug use and associated risk factors among incarcerated offenders in China
Past research has consistently reported a higher rate of drug use before arrest among incarcerated inmates than that of the general population. However, there is a lack of either qualitative or quantitative research on this topic under the Chinese setting. Drawing upon survey data collected from 1,518 inmates in a Chinese province, this study attempts to fill in the research gap by assessing the connection between risk factors associated with pre…
Left-behind children” and their pathways into criminality
Telecommunication and cyber fraud victimization among Chinese college students
Analyzing survey data from 1037 college students in China, a country with the world’s largest number of Internet users and the world’s largest e-commerce market, the current study demonstrates that consistent with previous research, some routine telecom/cyber activities of Chinese college students predict higher odds of being targeted for telecom/cyber fraud, but online routines do not seem to predict the odds of completed victimization resulting…
Correlates of the endorsement of two competing policing styles among police cadets in China
The purpose of this study is to investigate police cadets’ endorsement of the law enforcement style and the community policing style of policing at a time when both styles of police practices have received significant attention in China. The data used in the analysis were collected from a national police university in China featuring a large sample of 900+ cadets. The first research objective concerns the dimensionality of sentiments toward the t…
Pre-arrest drug use and associated risk factors among incarcerated offenders in China
Past research has consistently reported a higher rate of drug use before arrest among incarcerated inmates than that of the general population. However, there is a lack of either qualitative or quantitative research on this topic under the Chinese setting. Drawing upon survey data collected from 1,518 inmates in a Chinese province, this study attempts to fill in the research gap by assessing the connection between risk factors associated with pre…
Beijing Pinggu Childhood Eye Study
Purpose To report the design and baseline data of a 3-year cohort study in Beijing Pinggu District primary school students in China after COVID-19. Methods Noncycloplegic and cycloplegic spherical equivalent refraction (SER) were measured, ocular biometry, including the axial length (AL), anterior chamber depth (ACD) and corneal power (CP), were collected before cycloplegia. Corneal radius (CR), AL-to-CR ratio, and lens power (LP) were calculated…
Self-Control, Risky Lifestyles, and Victimization among Chinese Adolescents
Violent and property victimization among Chinese adolescents remains a social problem, yet studies that incorporate individual characteristics and situational/contextual factors to explain such victimization remain scarce. Drawing upon survey data collected from a large, representative sample of middle school students from two areas in Guizhou Province, China, we test Schreck’s integrated model of victimization, finding that self-control has both…
Explaining Chinese Delinquency
This study extends the testing of situational action theory (SAT) to a Chinese population, and sheds new light on the directions of the moderation relationships between self-control and morality, and between crime propensity and criminogenic exposure on delinquency. Relying on a large, representative sample of middle school students from two areas of Guizhou, China ( N = 2,498), we find that both self-control and morality have significant inhibit…
Parental Migration and Risk of Sexual Assault Against Children in Rural China
This study investigates the difference in rates of sexual assault between left-behind children and those living with both parents in rural China and attempts to identify potential social mechanisms explaining this variation. Using data from a probability sample of middle school students in Guizhou Province, China, our study reveals that parental migration, particularly maternal and both-parent migration, significantly increases children’s risk of…
Telecommunication and cyber fraud victimization among Chinese college students
Analyzing survey data from 1037 college students in China, a country with the world’s largest number of Internet users and the world’s largest e-commerce market, the current study demonstrates that consistent with previous research, some routine telecom/cyber activities of Chinese college students predict higher odds of being targeted for telecom/cyber fraud, but online routines do not seem to predict the odds of completed victimization resulting…
Fear and perceived risk of cyber fraud victimization among Chinese University students
Cyber fraud has surfaced as a serious social problem in China, resulting in billions of Chinese yuan worth of financial losses in recent years. The high prevalence and large quantity financial losses from cyber fraud have sparked widespread public concerns about online safety. Based on survey data from over 1000 university students in China, this study explores the prevalence of fear and perceived risk of cyber fraud and its correlates among univ…
Policing telecommunication and cyber fraud
Testing General Strain Theory Among Institutionalized Chinese Juveniles
Existing research on the general strain theory (GST) rarely paid attention to institutionalized juveniles and has seldom employed situational negative emotion measures. Using survey data collected from 361 incarcerated juveniles in a Chinese reformatory to test GST, this study examined the relationship between three types of strain, including financial, child abuse, and victimization strain, and delinquency, with a focus on the mediating effect o…
Virtual Socializing, Peers, and Juvenile Delinquency
This study examines the relationship between virtual socializing and juvenile delinquency among incarcerated boys in China, as traditional theories focused on in-person interactions are reevaluated amid the internet’s influence. Using 2023 data from a youth correctional institute, we conducted multivariate and indirect effect analyses to explore how virtual socializing influences both offline and online delinquency among incarcerated boys, with s…
Hukou, Migration, Strain, and Crime
Based on survey data from 1,593 prisoners in Guizhou, China, the current study examines the influence of hukou and migration status on crime involvement. Utilizing the general strain theory framework, this study tests a mediation model that hukou (urban vs. rural) and migration status (migrant vs. local) intersect to shape people’s experience of strain, which further leads to engagement in crime. Among the strain variables, victimization stands o…
Clinical characteristics of tic disorders in children and adolescents with the chief complaint of abnormal blinking
TD are major causes of abnormal blinking, and PTD is the most common subtype. TD patients with abnormal blinking often have comorbid eye diseases, primarily AC and DED
Understanding the Gendered Landscape of the Police Force in China
This article considers how women police in China construct and negotiate a delicate balance of identities due to societal norms, workplace dynamics, and the weight of tradition. Using data from interviews with 18 women officers, we found patterns suggesting that Chinese women officers are neither willing to be bound by reductive stereotypes, nor willing to abandon the core elements of their feminine identity. As a result, the findings from this s…
Left-behind children” and their pathways into criminality
Ethical behavior profiles among nursing interns and their determinants
OBJECTIVE: Ethical practice is a core professional expectation in nursing, yet nursing interns may vary substantially in how they enact ethical principles during clinical placements. This study examined ethical behavior among nursing interns through latent profile analysis and explored personal and environmental determinants. METHODS: A cross-sectional survey was conducted in October 2024 with 369 nursing interns from a tertiary hospital in Wuhan…
Doing Femininity, Doing Policing, Doing Face
This article explores the gender performances of women police officers in China, focusing on how they navigate femininity within the highly masculinized and culturally specific context of policing. Drawing on Schippers’s framework of hegemonic, pariah, and alternative femininities, alongside the concept of face rooted in Chinese Confucian traditions, the study analyzes interviews with women officers to examine how gender is performed across diffe…
Not All Screen Time Is Equal
Cyber delinquency has become a growing global concern as adolescents’ socialization increasingly unfolds online. This study introduces cultivated unstructured socializing to examine how different online activities, varying in structure, immersion, and peer orientation, are associated with unequal delinquency risks. Using 2023 survey data from a Chinese youth correctional institution, a high-delinquency sample that provides leverage for distinguis…
Psychology (14 works) · China (13 works) · Crime Patterns and Interventions (13 works) · Political science (10 works) · Criminology (7 works) · Medicine (7 works) · Computer Science (6 works) · Computer security (6 works) · Developmental psychology (6 works) · Juvenile delinquency (6 works)