Yanyun Wang
Biographic Data
| ID | 4448812 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yanyun Wang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yanyun |
| FAMILY NAME | Wang |
| SIGNATURE | WANG Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Colorado Boulder |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2100-1366 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Mapping health literacy challenges among COPD caregivers: A scoping review
Objective: This study is the first scoping review specifically focused on the health literacy of caregivers of patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). It aims to summarize the current state of research in this field and provide guidance for the implementation of targeted health education and care support in clinical settings. Methods: Guided by the scope review methodology, the system searched 10 Chinese and English databases,…
Investigating the Persuasive Potential of Communicating with Generative Artificial Intelligence Chatbots for Mental Health: The Roles of Perceived Message Contingency, Cognitive Elaboration, and Issue…
With the ever-increasing adoption of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) chatbots in diverse communication roles, there is a burgeoning need to address how people process and respond to messages from these technologies. This study explores the theoretical mechanisms by which the use of GenAI chatbots influences persuasive outcomes related to mental health, examining perceived message contingency and cognitive elaboration as mediators, and …
Towards a conceptual framework for understanding the experiential and perceptual effects of augmented reality advertising
Unveiling the human touch: How AI chatbots’ emotional support and human-like profiles reduce psychological reactance to promote user self-disclosure in mental health services
In delivering mental health services, the ability of AI chatbots to emulate natural interpersonal interactions with users is of vital importance. However, perceived lack of human-like capabilities and traits in these chatbots may hinder user engagement in such interactions. This study investigated two dimensions of anthropomorphism in human–chatbot interactions: a content-based factor (level of emotional support: high vs. low) and a source-based …
The impact of different types of academic stress on subcomponents of executive function in high school students of different grades
Understanding personalized persuasion strategies in implicit attitudes towards the Covid-19 vaccine: The moderating effects of personality traits based on an ERP study
Prior research has shown that attitudes possess an implicit dimension that is crucial for understanding behavioral decisions. Personality traits, such as high need for cognition (NFC) and high need for affect (NFA), contribute to the formation of explicit and implicit attitudes through distinct routes, influencing the consistency between implicit and explicit attitudes. We employ Event-Related Potentials (ERPs) to examine how personality differen…
Utility, benefits, and risks of newborn genetic screening carrier reports for families
Background: Newborn genetic screening (NBGS) based on next-generation sequencing offers enhanced disease detection and better detection rates than traditional newborn screening. However, challenges remain, especially around reporting the NBGS carrier results. Therefore, we aimed to investigate the NBGS carrier parents' views on NBGS and NBGS reports in China. Methods: We distributed a survey querying demographic information, knowledge and percept…
Which recommendation system do you trust the most? Exploring the impact of perceived anthropomorphism on recommendation system trust, choice confidence, and information disclosure
Recommendation systems (RSs) leverage data and algorithms to generate a set of suggestions to reduce consumers’ efforts and assist their decisions. In this study, we examine how different framings of recommendations trigger people’s anthropomorphic perceptions of RSs and therefore affect users’ attitudes in an online experiment. Participants used and evaluated one of four versions of a web-based wine RS with different source framings (i.e. “recom…
Newborn genetic screening is highly effective for high-risk infants: A single-centre study in China
Background: Newborn genetic screening (NBGS) is promising for early detection of genetic diseases in newborns. However, little is known about its clinical effectiveness in special groups like high-risk infants. To address this gap, we aimed to investigate the impact of NBGS on high-risk infants. Methods: We screened 10 334 healthy newborns from the general maternity unit and 886 high-risk infants from the neonatal ward using both traditional newb…
Evaluating Spatial Identity Based on Climate Adaptation in Small Cities
Urban spatial identity is declining in Chinese cities overall due to urbanization, which is attracting increasing attention from the government. Research gaps include systematically comparing urban identities based on causes and manifestations in small cities. We developed a framework for estimating spatial identity from the perspective of climate adaptation, which is based on the relationship between regional climate and spatial form. Five small…
The Effects of Viewing an Uplifting 360-Degree Video on Emotional Well-Being Among Elderly Adults and College Students Under Immersive Virtual Reality and Smartphone Conditions
Positive emotions are important for the physical and mental health of elderly adults. Previous research has suggested that the emotion processing mechanisms of elderly adults differ from those of young people. The current study used a mixed-methods approach to explore the emotional impacts of viewing an uplifting 360° videos under immersive (using a virtual reality [VR] headset) and nonimmersive (using a smartphone) conditions on elderly populati…
Did You Notice the Ads? Examining the Influence of Telepresence and User Control on the Effectiveness of Embedded Billboard Ads in a VR Racing Game
Virtual reality (VR) can enhance game players’ experience by creating a hyperrealistic environment through telepresence. While marketers have found opportunities for advertising in this new medium, little is known about how consumers process displayed ads in VR. This study examines the impact of telepresence and active control on the effectiveness of embedded in-game ads in a custom-built car racing game. A total of 88 undergraduate students part…
Which recommendation system do you trust the most? Exploring the impact of perceived anthropomorphism on recommendation system trust, choice confidence, and information disclosure
Recommendation systems (RSs) leverage data and algorithms to generate a set of suggestions to reduce consumers’ efforts and assist their decisions. In this study, we examine how different framings of recommendations trigger people’s anthropomorphic perceptions of RSs and therefore affect users’ attitudes in an online experiment. Participants used and evaluated one of four versions of a web-based wine RS with different source framings (i.e. “recom…
The Effects of Viewing an Uplifting 360-Degree Video on Emotional Well-Being Among Elderly Adults and College Students Under Immersive Virtual Reality and Smartphone Conditions
Positive emotions are important for the physical and mental health of elderly adults. Previous research has suggested that the emotion processing mechanisms of elderly adults differ from those of young people. The current study used a mixed-methods approach to explore the emotional impacts of viewing an uplifting 360° videos under immersive (using a virtual reality [VR] headset) and nonimmersive (using a smartphone) conditions on elderly populati…
Did You Notice the Ads? Examining the Influence of Telepresence and User Control on the Effectiveness of Embedded Billboard Ads in a VR Racing Game
Virtual reality (VR) can enhance game players’ experience by creating a hyperrealistic environment through telepresence. While marketers have found opportunities for advertising in this new medium, little is known about how consumers process displayed ads in VR. This study examines the impact of telepresence and active control on the effectiveness of embedded in-game ads in a custom-built car racing game. A total of 88 undergraduate students part…
Evaluating Spatial Identity Based on Climate Adaptation in Small Cities
Urban spatial identity is declining in Chinese cities overall due to urbanization, which is attracting increasing attention from the government. Research gaps include systematically comparing urban identities based on causes and manifestations in small cities. We developed a framework for estimating spatial identity from the perspective of climate adaptation, which is based on the relationship between regional climate and spatial form. Five small…
Newborn genetic screening is highly effective for high-risk infants: A single-centre study in China
Background: Newborn genetic screening (NBGS) is promising for early detection of genetic diseases in newborns. However, little is known about its clinical effectiveness in special groups like high-risk infants. To address this gap, we aimed to investigate the impact of NBGS on high-risk infants. Methods: We screened 10 334 healthy newborns from the general maternity unit and 886 high-risk infants from the neonatal ward using both traditional newb…
Understanding personalized persuasion strategies in implicit attitudes towards the Covid-19 vaccine: The moderating effects of personality traits based on an ERP study
Prior research has shown that attitudes possess an implicit dimension that is crucial for understanding behavioral decisions. Personality traits, such as high need for cognition (NFC) and high need for affect (NFA), contribute to the formation of explicit and implicit attitudes through distinct routes, influencing the consistency between implicit and explicit attitudes. We employ Event-Related Potentials (ERPs) to examine how personality differen…
Utility, benefits, and risks of newborn genetic screening carrier reports for families
Background: Newborn genetic screening (NBGS) based on next-generation sequencing offers enhanced disease detection and better detection rates than traditional newborn screening. However, challenges remain, especially around reporting the NBGS carrier results. Therefore, we aimed to investigate the NBGS carrier parents' views on NBGS and NBGS reports in China. Methods: We distributed a survey querying demographic information, knowledge and percept…
Which recommendation system do you trust the most? Exploring the impact of perceived anthropomorphism on recommendation system trust, choice confidence, and information disclosure
Recommendation systems (RSs) leverage data and algorithms to generate a set of suggestions to reduce consumers’ efforts and assist their decisions. In this study, we examine how different framings of recommendations trigger people’s anthropomorphic perceptions of RSs and therefore affect users’ attitudes in an online experiment. Participants used and evaluated one of four versions of a web-based wine RS with different source framings (i.e. “recom…
Investigating the Persuasive Potential of Communicating with Generative Artificial Intelligence Chatbots for Mental Health: The Roles of Perceived Message Contingency, Cognitive Elaboration, and Issue…
With the ever-increasing adoption of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) chatbots in diverse communication roles, there is a burgeoning need to address how people process and respond to messages from these technologies. This study explores the theoretical mechanisms by which the use of GenAI chatbots influences persuasive outcomes related to mental health, examining perceived message contingency and cognitive elaboration as mediators, and …
Towards a conceptual framework for understanding the experiential and perceptual effects of augmented reality advertising
Unveiling the human touch: How AI chatbots’ emotional support and human-like profiles reduce psychological reactance to promote user self-disclosure in mental health services
In delivering mental health services, the ability of AI chatbots to emulate natural interpersonal interactions with users is of vital importance. However, perceived lack of human-like capabilities and traits in these chatbots may hinder user engagement in such interactions. This study investigated two dimensions of anthropomorphism in human–chatbot interactions: a content-based factor (level of emotional support: high vs. low) and a source-based …
The impact of different types of academic stress on subcomponents of executive function in high school students of different grades
Mapping health literacy challenges among COPD caregivers: A scoping review
Objective: This study is the first scoping review specifically focused on the health literacy of caregivers of patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). It aims to summarize the current state of research in this field and provide guidance for the implementation of targeted health education and care support in clinical settings. Methods: Guided by the scope review methodology, the system searched 10 Chinese and English databases,…
Psychology (8 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Human–computer interaction (3 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Virtual Reality Applications and Impacts (3 works) · AI in Service Interactions (2 works) · Business (2 works) · Cognition (2 works) · Cognitive psychology (2 works) · Digital Mental Health Interventions (2 works)