Xiuying Qian
Biographic Data
| ID | 4621703 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Xiuying Qian |
| GIVEN NAMES | Xiuying |
| FAMILY NAME | Qian |
| SIGNATURE | QIAN X |
| AFFILIATIONS | Zhejiang University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2118-7487 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Impact of gain-loss framing on online scam susceptibility: The role of scam frames, warning frames, and risk perception
In the digital era, technological advancements have enabled greater convenience, economic growth, and productivity, but also caused a significant increase in online scams, leading to both financial loss and emotional distress to individuals. It becomes critical to understand why individuals fall for these scams and identify effective protective measures. Central to the tactics used by scammers and security experts is gain-loss framing, a persuasi…
The dynamic emotional experience of online fraud victims during the process of being defrauded: A text-based analysis
Examining short-term and long-term effects of self-esteem on relationship satisfaction using a dyadic response surface analysis
The present study investigates the relationship between self-esteem, its interactive patterns within couples, and relationship satisfaction. We employed dyadic response surface analysis (DRSA), an advanced method for examining the links between dyadic interaction patterns and outcome variables. Analyzing data from 731 Dutch heterosexual couples from the Longitudinal internet Studies for the Social Sciences data set across short-term (two-month) a…
Hear me out: The Role of Competent and Warm Vocal Tones in Risk Communication
Risk communication involves conveying potential risks to the audience. It's crucial for shaping behavior and influencing individual well-being. Previous research predominantly focused on verbal and written aspects of risk communication, with less emphasis on nonverbal cues like vocal tone. Addressing this gap, our study explores the impact of competent and warm vocal tones on risk communication across two risky decision-making paradigms, the Ball…
How have music emotions been described in Google books? Historical trends and corpus differences
Human records can assist us in understanding real descriptions and expected ideals of music. The present work examined how have music emotions been described in millions of Google books. In general, positive adjectives were more regularly used to describe music than negative adjectives, demonstrating a positivity bias in music. The emotional depiction of music has shifted over time, including a decrease in the frequency of emotional adjectives us…
Personality differences between children and adults over the past two centuries: Evidence from corpus linguistics
Mental States: A Key Point in Scam Compliance and Warning Compliance in Real Life
The internet's convenience and anonymity have facilitated different types of covert fraud, resulting in economic, mental, and social harm to victims. Understanding why people are deceived and implementing appropriate interventions is critical for fraud reduction. Based on the Bayesian brain theory, individuals' mental states may be a key point in scam compliance and warning compliance. Fraud victims with different mental states may construct vari…
Effects of individual factors on perceived emotion and felt emotion of music: Based on machine learning methods
Music emotion information is widely used in music information retrieval, music recommendation, music therapy, and so forth. In the field of music emotion recognition (MER), computer scientists extract musical features to identify musical emotions, but this method ignores listeners’ individual differences. Applying machine learning methods, this study formed relations among audio features, individual factors, and music emotions. We used audio feat…
How have males and females been described over the past two centuries? An analysis of Big-Five personality-related adjectives in the Google English Books
Effects of Prior Outcomes on Risk-Preference in Dynamic Repeated Decision-Making
摘要
How have males and females been described over the past two centuries? An analysis of Big-Five personality-related adjectives in the Google English Books
Personality differences between children and adults over the past two centuries: Evidence from corpus linguistics
The dynamic emotional experience of online fraud victims during the process of being defrauded: A text-based analysis
Examining short-term and long-term effects of self-esteem on relationship satisfaction using a dyadic response surface analysis
The present study investigates the relationship between self-esteem, its interactive patterns within couples, and relationship satisfaction. We employed dyadic response surface analysis (DRSA), an advanced method for examining the links between dyadic interaction patterns and outcome variables. Analyzing data from 731 Dutch heterosexual couples from the Longitudinal internet Studies for the Social Sciences data set across short-term (two-month) a…
Effects of Prior Outcomes on Risk-Preference in Dynamic Repeated Decision-Making
摘要
How have males and females been described over the past two centuries? An analysis of Big-Five personality-related adjectives in the Google English Books
Effects of individual factors on perceived emotion and felt emotion of music: Based on machine learning methods
Music emotion information is widely used in music information retrieval, music recommendation, music therapy, and so forth. In the field of music emotion recognition (MER), computer scientists extract musical features to identify musical emotions, but this method ignores listeners’ individual differences. Applying machine learning methods, this study formed relations among audio features, individual factors, and music emotions. We used audio feat…
Mental States: A Key Point in Scam Compliance and Warning Compliance in Real Life
The internet's convenience and anonymity have facilitated different types of covert fraud, resulting in economic, mental, and social harm to victims. Understanding why people are deceived and implementing appropriate interventions is critical for fraud reduction. Based on the Bayesian brain theory, individuals' mental states may be a key point in scam compliance and warning compliance. Fraud victims with different mental states may construct vari…
How have music emotions been described in Google books? Historical trends and corpus differences
Human records can assist us in understanding real descriptions and expected ideals of music. The present work examined how have music emotions been described in millions of Google books. In general, positive adjectives were more regularly used to describe music than negative adjectives, demonstrating a positivity bias in music. The emotional depiction of music has shifted over time, including a decrease in the frequency of emotional adjectives us…
Personality differences between children and adults over the past two centuries: Evidence from corpus linguistics
The dynamic emotional experience of online fraud victims during the process of being defrauded: A text-based analysis
Examining short-term and long-term effects of self-esteem on relationship satisfaction using a dyadic response surface analysis
The present study investigates the relationship between self-esteem, its interactive patterns within couples, and relationship satisfaction. We employed dyadic response surface analysis (DRSA), an advanced method for examining the links between dyadic interaction patterns and outcome variables. Analyzing data from 731 Dutch heterosexual couples from the Longitudinal internet Studies for the Social Sciences data set across short-term (two-month) a…
Hear me out: The Role of Competent and Warm Vocal Tones in Risk Communication
Risk communication involves conveying potential risks to the audience. It's crucial for shaping behavior and influencing individual well-being. Previous research predominantly focused on verbal and written aspects of risk communication, with less emphasis on nonverbal cues like vocal tone. Addressing this gap, our study explores the impact of competent and warm vocal tones on risk communication across two risky decision-making paradigms, the Ball…
Impact of gain-loss framing on online scam susceptibility: The role of scam frames, warning frames, and risk perception
In the digital era, technological advancements have enabled greater convenience, economic growth, and productivity, but also caused a significant increase in online scams, leading to both financial loss and emotional distress to individuals. It becomes critical to understand why individuals fall for these scams and identify effective protective measures. Central to the tactics used by scammers and security experts is gain-loss framing, a persuasi…
Psychology (10 works) · Social Psychology (7 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Developmental psychology (3 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Perception (3 works) · Personality (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Agreeableness (2 works) · Big Five personality traits (2 works)