Xiangbin Yan
Biographic Data
| ID | 4609155 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Xiangbin Yan |
| GIVEN NAMES | Xiangbin |
| FAMILY NAME | Yan |
| SIGNATURE | YAN X |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Science and Technology Beijing |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7442-1244 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
When the mindful ones experience flow: A moderated-mediation model of purchase intention in live commerce
Purpose The emerging live streaming technology has provided a novel means for streamers to interact with viewers, allowing for synchronous and vivid demonstrations of products for sale. However, individual streamers as sellers still struggle to improve sales in their live stores. Drawing upon flow theory, our study proposes and tests a moderated-mediation model that explores (1) the indirect influences of telepresence and social presence as two i…
Classification, measurement, and antecedents of users’ cyber-incivility on social media
Incivility, a low-intensity deviant behaviour with ambiguous intent to harm the victim and violating the norm of mutual respect, is prevalent on social media and may escalate into severe forms during interpersonal interactions. To better understand this phenomenon, we introduce a concept of cyber-incivility on social media (CISM), aiming to operationalise it and understand the motivations behind such a user behaviour. Toward this end, we first id…
Exploring the relationship between textual reviews and ratings of patients in online healthcare communities: The psychological attribute perspective
Extreme weather, IT investment, and corporate sustainability
The capacity of businesses to withstand the impacts of extreme weather has become a subject of concern in both theoretical and practical terms. This growing focus is driven by the occurrence of increasingly frequent extreme weather events, both natural and human-induced, which have had a significant impact on economic development and business operations. This study examines the impact of extreme weather on corporate IT investment using a sample o…
Enhancing decision support for bystander interventions: The role of victim emotional disclosure and collective signals in social media incivility
Online deviance in social media: A literature review and future research directions in the field of information systems
Purpose Social media (SM) provides a hotbed for online deviance and researchers have conducted a series of studies on this behavior. This study presents the current state of research on online deviance in social media (ODSM) with strong interpersonal attributes and develops comprehensive frameworks to better understand the interactive behaviors of different user roles. Through the above analysis, we aim to identify meaningful directions for futur…
Do the certainty tone and seniority of physicians matter in patients' information adoption in online health communities
Purpose Given the popularity of online health communities (OHCs) and medical question-and-answer (Q&A) services, it is increasingly important to understand what constitutes useful answers and user-adopted standards in healthcare domain. However, few studies provide insights into how health information characteristics, provider characteristics and recipient characteristics jointly influence user information adoption decisions. To fill this researc…
Impact of online physician service quality on patients' adoption behavior across different stages: An elaboration likelihood perspective
A Review of IT Investment in Firms: What Can We Do in the New Era
Many studies on IT investment in companies have been conducted in the past, but our team combined them by summarizing the latest research. Compared to previous work, we revise a larger universe of firm IT investment, focus on more recent IT investment researches, refine the focus of current researchers pay attention to and address the problem of insufficient reference for enterprise practice. Through a review of the literature to synthesize the u…
Understanding online review behaviors of patients in online health communities: An expectation-disconfirmation perspective
Purpose Although online health communities (OHCs) and online patient reviews can help to eliminate health information asymmetry and improve patients' health management, how patients write online reviews within OHCs is poorly understood. Thus, it is very necessary to determine the factors influencing patients' online review behavior in OHCs, including the emotional response and reviewing effort. Design/methodology/approach Based on expectation-dis…
Adoption of mobile food ordering apps for O2O food delivery services during the Covid-19 outbreak
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to develop a model to examine how different technological and cognitive cues related to mobile food ordering applications (MFOAs) impact diners' intentions to use MFOAs continuously. The moderating role of national household demographics was also assessed in the online-to-offline (O2O) food delivery services (FDS) context. Design/methodology/approach Drawing insights from the uses and gratification (U&G) theor…
Unveiling physicians’ personal branding strategies in online healthcare service platforms
Listening to the patient voice: Using a sentic computing model to evaluate physicians’ healthcare service quality for strategic planning in hospitals
How Could Peers in Online Health Community Help Improve Health Behavior
Human behavior is the largest source of variance in health-related outcomes, and the increasingly popular online health communities (OHC) can be used to promote healthy behavior and outcomes. We explored how the social influence (social integration, descriptive norms and social support) exerted by online social relationships does affect the health behavior of users. Based on an OHC, we considered the effect of three types of social relationships …
A quantitative model for the spread of online information
Effect of the dynamics of human behavior on the competitive spreading of information
Effect of the dynamics of human behavior on the competitive spreading of information
A quantitative model for the spread of online information
How Could Peers in Online Health Community Help Improve Health Behavior
Human behavior is the largest source of variance in health-related outcomes, and the increasingly popular online health communities (OHC) can be used to promote healthy behavior and outcomes. We explored how the social influence (social integration, descriptive norms and social support) exerted by online social relationships does affect the health behavior of users. Based on an OHC, we considered the effect of three types of social relationships …
Unveiling physicians’ personal branding strategies in online healthcare service platforms
Listening to the patient voice: Using a sentic computing model to evaluate physicians’ healthcare service quality for strategic planning in hospitals
Understanding online review behaviors of patients in online health communities: An expectation-disconfirmation perspective
Purpose Although online health communities (OHCs) and online patient reviews can help to eliminate health information asymmetry and improve patients' health management, how patients write online reviews within OHCs is poorly understood. Thus, it is very necessary to determine the factors influencing patients' online review behavior in OHCs, including the emotional response and reviewing effort. Design/methodology/approach Based on expectation-dis…
Adoption of mobile food ordering apps for O2O food delivery services during the Covid-19 outbreak
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to develop a model to examine how different technological and cognitive cues related to mobile food ordering applications (MFOAs) impact diners' intentions to use MFOAs continuously. The moderating role of national household demographics was also assessed in the online-to-offline (O2O) food delivery services (FDS) context. Design/methodology/approach Drawing insights from the uses and gratification (U&G) theor…
Impact of online physician service quality on patients' adoption behavior across different stages: An elaboration likelihood perspective
A Review of IT Investment in Firms: What Can We Do in the New Era
Many studies on IT investment in companies have been conducted in the past, but our team combined them by summarizing the latest research. Compared to previous work, we revise a larger universe of firm IT investment, focus on more recent IT investment researches, refine the focus of current researchers pay attention to and address the problem of insufficient reference for enterprise practice. Through a review of the literature to synthesize the u…
Extreme weather, IT investment, and corporate sustainability
The capacity of businesses to withstand the impacts of extreme weather has become a subject of concern in both theoretical and practical terms. This growing focus is driven by the occurrence of increasingly frequent extreme weather events, both natural and human-induced, which have had a significant impact on economic development and business operations. This study examines the impact of extreme weather on corporate IT investment using a sample o…
Enhancing decision support for bystander interventions: The role of victim emotional disclosure and collective signals in social media incivility
Online deviance in social media: A literature review and future research directions in the field of information systems
Purpose Social media (SM) provides a hotbed for online deviance and researchers have conducted a series of studies on this behavior. This study presents the current state of research on online deviance in social media (ODSM) with strong interpersonal attributes and develops comprehensive frameworks to better understand the interactive behaviors of different user roles. Through the above analysis, we aim to identify meaningful directions for futur…
Do the certainty tone and seniority of physicians matter in patients' information adoption in online health communities
Purpose Given the popularity of online health communities (OHCs) and medical question-and-answer (Q&A) services, it is increasingly important to understand what constitutes useful answers and user-adopted standards in healthcare domain. However, few studies provide insights into how health information characteristics, provider characteristics and recipient characteristics jointly influence user information adoption decisions. To fill this researc…
When the mindful ones experience flow: A moderated-mediation model of purchase intention in live commerce
Purpose The emerging live streaming technology has provided a novel means for streamers to interact with viewers, allowing for synchronous and vivid demonstrations of products for sale. However, individual streamers as sellers still struggle to improve sales in their live stores. Drawing upon flow theory, our study proposes and tests a moderated-mediation model that explores (1) the indirect influences of telepresence and social presence as two i…
Classification, measurement, and antecedents of users’ cyber-incivility on social media
Incivility, a low-intensity deviant behaviour with ambiguous intent to harm the victim and violating the norm of mutual respect, is prevalent on social media and may escalate into severe forms during interpersonal interactions. To better understand this phenomenon, we introduce a concept of cyber-incivility on social media (CISM), aiming to operationalise it and understand the motivations behind such a user behaviour. Toward this end, we first id…
Exploring the relationship between textual reviews and ratings of patients in online healthcare communities: The psychological attribute perspective
Business (10 works) · Digital Marketing and Social Media (8 works) · Psychology (8 works) · Social Psychology (7 works) · Computer Science (6 works) · Marketing (6 works) · Customer Service Quality and Loyalty (5 works) · Economics (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Technology Adoption and User Behaviour (4 works)