Shuwei Zhang
Biographic Data
| ID | 4453031 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Shuwei Zhang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Shuwei |
| FAMILY NAME | Zhang |
| SIGNATURE | ZHANG S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Sun Yat-sen University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5132-7658 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 19 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
A Comparative Study on the Efficacy of Compassionate Mind Training with Versus Without Mindfulness Training Among Chinese College Students
Anti-Art Poetics
Paul Celan’s speech the “Meridian” addresses the fundamental question of how poetry can be possible in a world “after Auschwitz.” In contrast to the Platonic aesthetic system and classical art traditions, Celan draws upon Büchner’s concept of “Hostility to Art.” Amid the paradox of “the impossibility of writing” and “the loneliest loneliness,” Celan embraces the mission of “struggling with the German language,” speaking through a wounded mouth to…
The impact of descriptive social norms on coproduction
Citizen co*production is increasingly promoted in public governance. Based on behavioural science, we examine effectiveness of descriptive social norms on coproduction. Two survey experiments reveal that generally both positive and negative norms can promote citizens’ coproduction willingness, with a stronger effect of positive norms. However, under individual communication frames, citizens exposed to positive norms are more willing to coproduce;…
Redefining learning
As the landscape of higher education continues to evolve, institutions must adapt to meet the changing needs of prospective graduate students. This article explores the implications of student-centered strategies on the academic and personal growth of graduate science students. The traditional teacher-centered approach, while effective in conveying foundational knowledge, has been criticized for hindering the development of critical thinking, cre…
How risk communication impacts public psychology and behaviors during compound disasters
Nudging and boosting reasonable use of public products
Behavioral instruments have unique advantages in certain governance contexts for the reasonable use of public products. Drawing on bounded rationality, we compare two major behavioral instruments – nudging and boosting – and experimentally test their effectiveness in promoting reasonable use of public products. We select the default option (nudging) and future orientation (boosting) as specific instruments. In Study 1, we conduct a laboratory exp…
Psychological constructs and preferences for a complementary inclusive health insurance
Many low- and middle-income countries are affected by catastrophic health expenditures due to overstretched public health financing, indicating need for complementary inclusive health insurance solutions. Promoting these solutions requires understanding drivers, including psychological determinants, of health insurance purchase. Yet, relevant evidence is lacking. We employed hybrid choice models to analyze discrete choice experiment data and exam…
Socialized Incubator for Startup Companies
An incubator is a kind of public or private organization that can provide multidimensional support to startup companies in exchange for profit or stake sharing. To date, huge numbers of incubators have been established all over the world, and many successful companies have been incubated by them. However, most of the existing incubators are more focused on incubating the target startup companies and pay relatively less attention to promoting the …
A replication of “unconscious bias in citizens' evaluations of public sector performance”
In recent years, the phenomenon of anti‐public sector bias (APSB) has garnered significant attention among public administration scholars. It is of especial interest given its possible effects on how citizens evaluate public sector performance. Despite the prominence of APSB in academic discourse, conclusive evidence requires further empirical testing. Our study addresses this gap by conducting a replication of Marvel (2016) using a different stu…
Does public officials' risk preference differ in self versus public decision‐making? It depends on decision framing and bet size
Psychological distance theory and social value theory suggest there is a risk difference in self versus other decision‐making. On this basis, this study explores whether public officials' risk preferences differ in self versus public decision‐making. Inspired by prospect theory, the decision framing and bet size are further considered as the decision‐making conditions. Through a survey experiment using Chinese public officials, this study finds t…
Impact of the Inflow Population From Outbreak Areas on the Covid-19 Epidemic in Yunnan Province and the Recommended Control Measures
Background: COVID-19 developed into a global pandemic in 2020 and poses challenges regarding the prevention and control capabilities of countries. A large number of inbound travelers from other regions could lead to a renewed outbreak of COVID-19 in the local regions. Globally, as a result of the imbalance in the control of the epidemic, all countries are facing the risk of a renewed COVID-19 outbreak brought about by travelers from epidemic area…
Technology learning and diffusion at the global and local scales
行为公共管理学视角下公共决策的社会许可机制
The essence of public administration is public decision-making. Social license of public decision (SLPD) refers to the extent to which local people accept and support a public decision from government or public authorities. Lack of this license not only hinders the efficiency of government policy, but also affects the decision-making authority and long-term goals of society. Moreover, government transparency is regarded as an important factor to …
The role of character positional frequency in oral reading
How frequently a character appears in a word (positional character frequency) is used as a cue in word segmentation when reading aloud in the Chinese language. In this study we created 176 sentences with a target word in the center of each. Participants were 76 college students (mature readers) and 76 third-grade students (beginner readers). Results show an interaction effect of age and positional frequency of the initial character in the word on…
Social justice,institutional trust and public cooperation intention
摘要: 社会公平从古至今都是人类追求的崇高社会理想。对社会公平的感知即社会公平感直接决定着个体的机构信任, 并影响其公共合作参与。本研究将社会公平感分为分配公平和程序公平, 将机构信任度分为工具信任和动机信任, 采用实验室情境设计的方法, 引入最后通牒博弈和免责博弈范式, 通过2个实验系统探讨“公正无私, 一言而万民齐”的因果机制。研究发现分配公平与程序公平正作用于个体的公共合作态度与意向, 在此基础上建立起公共合作的双路径模型: 外部路径由分配公平产生工具信任和动机信任, 进而触发公共合作; 内部路径由程序公平产生动机信任和工具信任, 进而触发公共合作; 二者结合构成个体参与公共合作的双动力系统。双路径模型的适用性在组织情境和社会情境下均得到了支持
A systems pharmacology approach to investigate the mechanisms of action of Semen Strychni and Tripterygium wilfordii Hook F for treatment of rheumatoid arthritis
Systems pharmacology to decipher the combinational anti-migraine effects of Tianshu formula
Investigation into the mechanism of Eucommia ulmoides Oliv. based on a systems pharmacology approach
Intergroup Threat and Collective Action Intention
摘要
Does public officials' risk preference differ in self versus public decision‐making? It depends on decision framing and bet size
Psychological distance theory and social value theory suggest there is a risk difference in self versus other decision‐making. On this basis, this study explores whether public officials' risk preferences differ in self versus public decision‐making. Inspired by prospect theory, the decision framing and bet size are further considered as the decision‐making conditions. Through a survey experiment using Chinese public officials, this study finds t…
A replication of “unconscious bias in citizens' evaluations of public sector performance”
In recent years, the phenomenon of anti‐public sector bias (APSB) has garnered significant attention among public administration scholars. It is of especial interest given its possible effects on how citizens evaluate public sector performance. Despite the prominence of APSB in academic discourse, conclusive evidence requires further empirical testing. Our study addresses this gap by conducting a replication of Marvel (2016) using a different stu…
Intergroup Threat and Collective Action Intention
摘要
Investigation into the mechanism of Eucommia ulmoides Oliv. based on a systems pharmacology approach
A systems pharmacology approach to investigate the mechanisms of action of Semen Strychni and Tripterygium wilfordii Hook F for treatment of rheumatoid arthritis
Systems pharmacology to decipher the combinational anti-migraine effects of Tianshu formula
Social justice,institutional trust and public cooperation intention
摘要: 社会公平从古至今都是人类追求的崇高社会理想。对社会公平的感知即社会公平感直接决定着个体的机构信任, 并影响其公共合作参与。本研究将社会公平感分为分配公平和程序公平, 将机构信任度分为工具信任和动机信任, 采用实验室情境设计的方法, 引入最后通牒博弈和免责博弈范式, 通过2个实验系统探讨“公正无私, 一言而万民齐”的因果机制。研究发现分配公平与程序公平正作用于个体的公共合作态度与意向, 在此基础上建立起公共合作的双路径模型: 外部路径由分配公平产生工具信任和动机信任, 进而触发公共合作; 内部路径由程序公平产生动机信任和工具信任, 进而触发公共合作; 二者结合构成个体参与公共合作的双动力系统。双路径模型的适用性在组织情境和社会情境下均得到了支持
Impact of the Inflow Population From Outbreak Areas on the Covid-19 Epidemic in Yunnan Province and the Recommended Control Measures
Background: COVID-19 developed into a global pandemic in 2020 and poses challenges regarding the prevention and control capabilities of countries. A large number of inbound travelers from other regions could lead to a renewed outbreak of COVID-19 in the local regions. Globally, as a result of the imbalance in the control of the epidemic, all countries are facing the risk of a renewed COVID-19 outbreak brought about by travelers from epidemic area…
Technology learning and diffusion at the global and local scales
行为公共管理学视角下公共决策的社会许可机制
The essence of public administration is public decision-making. Social license of public decision (SLPD) refers to the extent to which local people accept and support a public decision from government or public authorities. Lack of this license not only hinders the efficiency of government policy, but also affects the decision-making authority and long-term goals of society. Moreover, government transparency is regarded as an important factor to …
The role of character positional frequency in oral reading
How frequently a character appears in a word (positional character frequency) is used as a cue in word segmentation when reading aloud in the Chinese language. In this study we created 176 sentences with a target word in the center of each. Participants were 76 college students (mature readers) and 76 third-grade students (beginner readers). Results show an interaction effect of age and positional frequency of the initial character in the word on…
Socialized Incubator for Startup Companies
An incubator is a kind of public or private organization that can provide multidimensional support to startup companies in exchange for profit or stake sharing. To date, huge numbers of incubators have been established all over the world, and many successful companies have been incubated by them. However, most of the existing incubators are more focused on incubating the target startup companies and pay relatively less attention to promoting the …
A replication of “unconscious bias in citizens' evaluations of public sector performance”
In recent years, the phenomenon of anti‐public sector bias (APSB) has garnered significant attention among public administration scholars. It is of especial interest given its possible effects on how citizens evaluate public sector performance. Despite the prominence of APSB in academic discourse, conclusive evidence requires further empirical testing. Our study addresses this gap by conducting a replication of Marvel (2016) using a different stu…
Does public officials' risk preference differ in self versus public decision‐making? It depends on decision framing and bet size
Psychological distance theory and social value theory suggest there is a risk difference in self versus other decision‐making. On this basis, this study explores whether public officials' risk preferences differ in self versus public decision‐making. Inspired by prospect theory, the decision framing and bet size are further considered as the decision‐making conditions. Through a survey experiment using Chinese public officials, this study finds t…
Redefining learning
As the landscape of higher education continues to evolve, institutions must adapt to meet the changing needs of prospective graduate students. This article explores the implications of student-centered strategies on the academic and personal growth of graduate science students. The traditional teacher-centered approach, while effective in conveying foundational knowledge, has been criticized for hindering the development of critical thinking, cre…
How risk communication impacts public psychology and behaviors during compound disasters
Nudging and boosting reasonable use of public products
Behavioral instruments have unique advantages in certain governance contexts for the reasonable use of public products. Drawing on bounded rationality, we compare two major behavioral instruments – nudging and boosting – and experimentally test their effectiveness in promoting reasonable use of public products. We select the default option (nudging) and future orientation (boosting) as specific instruments. In Study 1, we conduct a laboratory exp…
Psychological constructs and preferences for a complementary inclusive health insurance
Many low- and middle-income countries are affected by catastrophic health expenditures due to overstretched public health financing, indicating need for complementary inclusive health insurance solutions. Promoting these solutions requires understanding drivers, including psychological determinants, of health insurance purchase. Yet, relevant evidence is lacking. We employed hybrid choice models to analyze discrete choice experiment data and exam…
A Comparative Study on the Efficacy of Compassionate Mind Training with Versus Without Mindfulness Training Among Chinese College Students
Anti-Art Poetics
Paul Celan’s speech the “Meridian” addresses the fundamental question of how poetry can be possible in a world “after Auschwitz.” In contrast to the Platonic aesthetic system and classical art traditions, Celan draws upon Büchner’s concept of “Hostility to Art.” Amid the paradox of “the impossibility of writing” and “the loneliest loneliness,” Celan embraces the mission of “struggling with the German language,” speaking through a wounded mouth to…
The impact of descriptive social norms on coproduction
Citizen co*production is increasingly promoted in public governance. Based on behavioural science, we examine effectiveness of descriptive social norms on coproduction. Two survey experiments reveal that generally both positive and negative norms can promote citizens’ coproduction willingness, with a stronger effect of positive norms. However, under individual communication frames, citizens exposed to positive norms are more willing to coproduce;…
Psychology (8 works) · Medicine (6 works) · Political science (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Economics (3 works) · Internal Medicine (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Pharmacology (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works)