Wenting Yang
Biographic Data
| ID | 4222373 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Wenting Yang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Wenting |
| FAMILY NAME | Yang |
| SIGNATURE | YANG W |
| AFFILIATIONS | Shanghai Jiao Tong University |
| ORCID | 0009-0008-1643-0386 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Epidemiological yield and cost-effectiveness of non-targeted community HIV screening in a low-prevalence district: A prospective quasi-experimental study
Objective To evaluate the epidemiological yield, cost-effectiveness, and mechanisms of diagnostic cascade attrition of active, expanded community-based HIV screening in a low-prevalence region, and to contextualize the regional management burden. Methods A prospective, non-randomized, quasi-experimental study was conducted (August–December 2025) across six demographically matched sub-districts. Three implemented active community screening (interv…
Carrots or Sticks: How Regulatory Instruments Within Public Organizations Shape E-Government Performance?
Regulation seeks to achieve socially desired goals through standards setting and enforcement. However, limited research has explored how regulation within public organizations shapes outcomes in the e-government field. Drawing on responsive regulation theory, this study investigates how various regulatory instruments influence e-government performance. This study constructs a panel dataset of Chinese prefectural cities from 2018 to 2022 to analyz…
Population mobility and disease progression in people living with HIV: A machine learning analysis of a 10-year dynamic cohort
Background Inter-regional population mobility poses challenges to the residence-based HIV follow-up system. This study aimed to define source heterogeneity among PLHIV (local incident versus incoming migrant) and to evaluate its predictive value on out-migration (spatial mobility) and its association with disease progression using machine learning models. Methods A dynamic longitudinal cohort ( N = 5,213) was constructed from monthly follow-up da…
Interagency collaboration, broker organization, and bureaucratic responsiveness: How public agencies fix complex citizen requests on digital government platforms
The widespread adoption of digital platforms has led to a surge in citizen requests. Although inter-agency collaboration is viewed as a crucial mechanism for resolving complex citizen requests, our understanding of its effectiveness remains limited. This study examines how inter-agency collaboration influences bureaucratic responsiveness in resolving complex requests on digital government platforms in China. The findings reveal that inter-agency …
Individual metacognition in technology-assisted collaborative translation: Comparing higher- and lower-achieving teams
The upsurge of translation technology has fostered complex socio-cognitive communication environments where metacognition emerges as a crucial mediator among translators and other relevant agents. Most research has centered on individual translators, and evidence is scarce on how translation teams navigate such environments and how individual metacognitive activities impact the teams’ translation performance. This study bridges this gap by explor…
Revisiting Grammatical Metaphor in Translation: New Insights from the English–Chinese Pair
Is grammatical metaphor – the different ways of construing experience as captured in the grammar of clauses – a challenge for translating like other metaphor types? We investigated how source texts’ degrees of metaphoricity and levels of translation expertise influence the performance of 41 informants when translating texts containing more or less metaphorical segments as stimuli. Data comprised keylogging, screen recording, written retrospective…
Bidirectional relationship between serum creatinine to cystatin C ratio and chronic kidney disease: A mediation analysis of depression in a national aging cohort
Higher levels of CCR are associated with a higher risk of CKD and with lower all-cause mortality, and CCR could be a biomarker for early diagnosis of CKD. Depression may have a negative effect on the association of CKD and CCR, suggesting that CCR has an underestimated risk for predicting and recognizing CKD in depressed populations. Mental health factors are important in risk prediction and comprehensive management of CKD
Status and influencing factors of obstetric violence: A mixed study
The current incidence of obstetric violence is moderately common level, multilevel measures are urgently needed. Efforts should focus on promoting the coverage of the "Internet + Prenatal Education" program in rural areas to raise maternal awareness. Concurrently, training for medical staff should be enhanced, and preventive measures should be incorporated into healthcare quality assessment systems
Institutional Pressures and Bureaucratic Responsiveness: Why Do Public Agencies Respond to Freedom of Information Requests
Public agencies face diverse expectations from external actors regarding their responsiveness. However, systemic research explaining how institutional pressures arising from these expectations, particularly formal rules and informal norms, motivate public agencies to respond remains limited. By conducting a national‐scale field experiment among 949 provincial‐level agencies in China, this study tests the effect of regulative pressure from formal …
Rare Earth and Resource Nationalism: What Happened Before and After China’s Embargo on Japan
Do institutional pressures increase reactive transparency of government? Evidence from a field experiment
This study aims to contribute to the literature on government reactive transparency based on the new institutional theory by testing the influences of regulative pressure and mimetic pressure on government compliance with information requests from the public. Through a randomized field experiment, requests were sent to 198 subdistrict governments in Shanghai, China, with the textual records of the requesting process and follow-up interviews. The …
More Stick than Carrot: Xi’s Policy toward Establishment Intellectuals
After President Xi Jinping came to office, the Chinese government tightened its ideological control over establishment intellectuals and particularly the university teachers. This project aims to answer the question of why and when an authoritarian state chooses to do so. It focuses on the CCP’s policy toward establishment intellectuals under Xi and explores the most applicable explanation for this policy shift. Based on the existing literature o…
Asymmetrical Interdependence and Sanction: China’s Economic Retaliation over South Korea’s THAAD Deployment
Since China’s economic rise, there has been an upsurge of cases demonstrating that the country has translated its increasing economic capabilities into political influence over other states. The focus of this paper is to investigate the case of China’s economic sanctions on South Korea in response to its Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) deployment. Its goal is to deepen our understanding of how China has employed economic coercion in o…
Negative Emotion under Haze: An Investigation Based on the Microblog and Weather Records of Tianjin, China
Nowadays, many big cities are suffering from heavy air pollution and continuous haze weather. Compared with the threat on physical health, the influence of haze on people's mental health is much less discussed in the current literature. Emotion is one of the most important indicators of mental health. To understand the negative impact of haze weather on the emotion of the people, we conducted an investigation based on historical weather records a…
Asymmetrical Interdependence and Sanction: China’s Economic Retaliation over South Korea’s THAAD Deployment
Since China’s economic rise, there has been an upsurge of cases demonstrating that the country has translated its increasing economic capabilities into political influence over other states. The focus of this paper is to investigate the case of China’s economic sanctions on South Korea in response to its Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) deployment. Its goal is to deepen our understanding of how China has employed economic coercion in o…
Rare Earth and Resource Nationalism: What Happened Before and After China’s Embargo on Japan
Negative Emotion under Haze: An Investigation Based on the Microblog and Weather Records of Tianjin, China
Nowadays, many big cities are suffering from heavy air pollution and continuous haze weather. Compared with the threat on physical health, the influence of haze on people's mental health is much less discussed in the current literature. Emotion is one of the most important indicators of mental health. To understand the negative impact of haze weather on the emotion of the people, we conducted an investigation based on historical weather records a…
Asymmetrical Interdependence and Sanction: China’s Economic Retaliation over South Korea’s THAAD Deployment
Since China’s economic rise, there has been an upsurge of cases demonstrating that the country has translated its increasing economic capabilities into political influence over other states. The focus of this paper is to investigate the case of China’s economic sanctions on South Korea in response to its Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) deployment. Its goal is to deepen our understanding of how China has employed economic coercion in o…
More Stick than Carrot: Xi’s Policy toward Establishment Intellectuals
After President Xi Jinping came to office, the Chinese government tightened its ideological control over establishment intellectuals and particularly the university teachers. This project aims to answer the question of why and when an authoritarian state chooses to do so. It focuses on the CCP’s policy toward establishment intellectuals under Xi and explores the most applicable explanation for this policy shift. Based on the existing literature o…
Do institutional pressures increase reactive transparency of government? Evidence from a field experiment
This study aims to contribute to the literature on government reactive transparency based on the new institutional theory by testing the influences of regulative pressure and mimetic pressure on government compliance with information requests from the public. Through a randomized field experiment, requests were sent to 198 subdistrict governments in Shanghai, China, with the textual records of the requesting process and follow-up interviews. The …
Rare Earth and Resource Nationalism: What Happened Before and After China’s Embargo on Japan
Individual metacognition in technology-assisted collaborative translation: Comparing higher- and lower-achieving teams
The upsurge of translation technology has fostered complex socio-cognitive communication environments where metacognition emerges as a crucial mediator among translators and other relevant agents. Most research has centered on individual translators, and evidence is scarce on how translation teams navigate such environments and how individual metacognitive activities impact the teams’ translation performance. This study bridges this gap by explor…
Revisiting Grammatical Metaphor in Translation: New Insights from the English–Chinese Pair
Is grammatical metaphor – the different ways of construing experience as captured in the grammar of clauses – a challenge for translating like other metaphor types? We investigated how source texts’ degrees of metaphoricity and levels of translation expertise influence the performance of 41 informants when translating texts containing more or less metaphorical segments as stimuli. Data comprised keylogging, screen recording, written retrospective…
Bidirectional relationship between serum creatinine to cystatin C ratio and chronic kidney disease: A mediation analysis of depression in a national aging cohort
Higher levels of CCR are associated with a higher risk of CKD and with lower all-cause mortality, and CCR could be a biomarker for early diagnosis of CKD. Depression may have a negative effect on the association of CKD and CCR, suggesting that CCR has an underestimated risk for predicting and recognizing CKD in depressed populations. Mental health factors are important in risk prediction and comprehensive management of CKD
Status and influencing factors of obstetric violence: A mixed study
The current incidence of obstetric violence is moderately common level, multilevel measures are urgently needed. Efforts should focus on promoting the coverage of the "Internet + Prenatal Education" program in rural areas to raise maternal awareness. Concurrently, training for medical staff should be enhanced, and preventive measures should be incorporated into healthcare quality assessment systems
Institutional Pressures and Bureaucratic Responsiveness: Why Do Public Agencies Respond to Freedom of Information Requests
Public agencies face diverse expectations from external actors regarding their responsiveness. However, systemic research explaining how institutional pressures arising from these expectations, particularly formal rules and informal norms, motivate public agencies to respond remains limited. By conducting a national‐scale field experiment among 949 provincial‐level agencies in China, this study tests the effect of regulative pressure from formal …
Epidemiological yield and cost-effectiveness of non-targeted community HIV screening in a low-prevalence district: A prospective quasi-experimental study
Objective To evaluate the epidemiological yield, cost-effectiveness, and mechanisms of diagnostic cascade attrition of active, expanded community-based HIV screening in a low-prevalence region, and to contextualize the regional management burden. Methods A prospective, non-randomized, quasi-experimental study was conducted (August–December 2025) across six demographically matched sub-districts. Three implemented active community screening (interv…
Carrots or Sticks: How Regulatory Instruments Within Public Organizations Shape E-Government Performance?
Regulation seeks to achieve socially desired goals through standards setting and enforcement. However, limited research has explored how regulation within public organizations shapes outcomes in the e-government field. Drawing on responsive regulation theory, this study investigates how various regulatory instruments influence e-government performance. This study constructs a panel dataset of Chinese prefectural cities from 2018 to 2022 to analyz…
Population mobility and disease progression in people living with HIV: A machine learning analysis of a 10-year dynamic cohort
Background Inter-regional population mobility poses challenges to the residence-based HIV follow-up system. This study aimed to define source heterogeneity among PLHIV (local incident versus incoming migrant) and to evaluate its predictive value on out-migration (spatial mobility) and its association with disease progression using machine learning models. Methods A dynamic longitudinal cohort ( N = 5,213) was constructed from monthly follow-up da…
Interagency collaboration, broker organization, and bureaucratic responsiveness: How public agencies fix complex citizen requests on digital government platforms
The widespread adoption of digital platforms has led to a surge in citizen requests. Although inter-agency collaboration is viewed as a crucial mechanism for resolving complex citizen requests, our understanding of its effectiveness remains limited. This study examines how inter-agency collaboration influences bureaucratic responsiveness in resolving complex requests on digital government platforms in China. The findings reveal that inter-agency …
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