Xiao Xiao
Biographic Data
| ID | 5016927 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Xiao Xiao |
| GIVEN NAMES | Xiao |
| FAMILY NAME | Xiao |
| SIGNATURE | XIAO X |
| AFFILIATIONS | Arizona State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3875-8496 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 59 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 65 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 59 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Would you be as green as your family or loved ones? The influence of intimate relationships on pro-environmental behaviors
Relational structure of illegal wildlife hunting in China: A nationwide hunter–prey network analysis
Illegal wildlife hunting continues to pose a major biodiversity threat in China, yet there remains no systemic relational understanding of the way in which perpetrators are linked to key taxa. To address this, here we provide a novel framework for understanding and addressing the systemic roots of wildlife crime. To characterise the structure of hunter–prey interactions in China, we applied bipartite network analysis, a relational framework not p…
Development of a measurement scale for perceived value of painting landscapes
Building Community Resilience and Adaptive Capacity Through Investments in Tourism and Conservation
This study applies human ecology theory to examine community resilience and adaptive capacity in a nature-based tourism destination. Data were collected through a survey of 207 residents in Corrientes, Argentina in communities where internationally recognized efforts to drive tourism, protect large landscapes, and restore natural resources have taken place. The results of the analysis revealed six domains of community resilience through a confirm…
Mapping urban functional metabolism transformation: A geospatial analysis of policy-driven evolution
The magic of audio-visual integration in simulated crowding images of culture-oriented tourism destinations: An eye-tracking analysis on tourists’ visual attention and behavioural intentions
Despite tourists' multi-sensory experience has received increasing attention, research on the collective effects of auditory stimuli and visual attention in cultural-oriented tourism destination remains scant. This study explores how environmental stimuli and tourists' visual attention affect tourists' willingness to stay under high-crowding and low-crowding scenarios in cultural-oriented destinations. Employing eye-tracking experiments and self-…
Music as a tourism soundscape: Musicscape in sensory marketing and destination experience design
While the relationship between music, place, and tourism has been well-documented, there is a noticeable gap in understanding how tourists’ sensory perceptions, particularly auditory perceptions of music, influence their overall tourism experience. The study adopted mixed research methods to address this question. In the qualitative phase, we utilised co-occurrence network analysis to identify musicscapes derived from the lyrics of Inner Mongolia…
A Randomized Controlled Trial of a Combined Physical Activity and Attitude Education Intervention on Weight Stigma and Health Outcomes
BACKGROUND: Weight stigma is prevalent among adolescents and can negatively impact physical and mental health. This study examined the effects of a combined physical activity and attitude education intervention on weight stigma and related outcomes among high school students. METHODS: A randomized controlled trial was conducted with 524 high school students. The intervention group received a 3-month program combining physical activity education a…
Willingness to have a third child and its determinants among childbearing-age women in Chongqing under China’s three-child policy
The willingness to have a third child among childbearing-age women in Chongqing City is low overall, and the effect of the three-child policy is limited. It needs to be continuously improved at the government, societal, family, and individual levels to enhance the willingness to have a third child among childbearing-age women in Chongqing
Impact of detection rate and preventive treatment of latent tuberculosis infection on the future burden of tuberculosis among students in shanghai: A predictive study using Markov modeling
Students represent a key demographic for tuberculosis (TB) control in China. This study utilizes a dynamic Markov model to forecast the epidemiological trends of active tuberculosis (ATB) among students in Shanghai through 2035 and evaluate the effectiveness of different control strategies. A Markov model incorporating six distinct states of TB transmission was utilized to simulate disease dynamics within a hypothetical cohort of 100,000 individu…
Artemisia capillaris Thunb. Water extract alleviates metabolic dysfunction-associated Steatotic liver disease Disease by inhibiting miR-34a-5p to activate Sirt1-mediated hepatic lipid metabolism
Rocaglamide reprograms glucose metabolism in erythroleukemic cells via c-MYC transcriptional regulation of TXNIP and HK2
Scenography and Social Space: Heterotopia at the Arnaya Theater Festival in China
This article examines the Aranya Theater Festival through the lens of Michel Foucault’s heterotopia theory, analyzing its intricate relationship between spatial practices, cultural capital, and class dynamics in contemporary China. Situated within a gated tourist resort, the festival constructs a distinct heterotopic space that challenges conventional theater boundaries while reinforcing social hierarchies. We argue that the festival serves as a …
Art tourism and the revitalization of historic urban quarters: A case study of Beijing 798 Art District
Children’s Emotional Index: Indicating Children’s Tourist Experiences From an Observational Approach
The effects of parental marital quality on preschool children's social–emotional competence: The chain mediating model of parent–child and sibling relationships
With the swift advancements in China's education system and society, preschool children's social–emotional competence is becoming increasingly important for adapting to complicated situations. While research shows parental marital quality as a key factor, studies on its specific mechanisms within the Chinese context are limited. Grounded in the framework of family systems theory and incorporating perspectives from the spillover hypothesis, emotio…
Research on the Importance of Globalization Development in Cultural Psychology: Take the Construction of Human Common Destiny in China as an Example
In the context of rapidly advancing high technology, the internet, big data, and supply chains, the world’s 8 billion people, belonging to different ethnic groups and nations, coexist in a global village. Peace is essential. The differences among nations and ethnic groups in various regions inherently possess a degree of contradiction. The primary goal now is to identify the commonalities among different ethnicities and to explore ways to achieve…
Overconfident and underconcerned: Behavioral biases in redistribution attitudes
This study examines how overconfidence shapes individuals' preference for redistribution. We contend that overconfidence inflates individuals' income expectations, which reduces the perceived benefits of redistribution for these individuals and thereby weakens their preference for such policies. Using data from the 2014 China Family Panel Studies, we find that overconfident individuals are more confident in their future life and exhibit less conc…
Pronominale und nominale Anredeformen – eine sprachvergleichende Studie Chinesisch – Koreanisch – Mongolisch – Deutsch
Tanzen lernen und xuéxí yóuyǒng ‚lernen schwimmen‘: Verbverbindungen mit „einfacher Infinitivergänzung“ im Deutschen und „Prädikatsobjekt“ im Chinesischen
Poetry and the tourist being-in-the-world: Connotations behind the Tang Poetry
Poetry discloses the fundamentals of truths and values about lives. Tourism in its purpose enhances tourists’ well-being through inhabiting the environments of poetics and authenticity compared to everydayness. This study employs a hermeneutic phenomenological analysis of Three Hundred Tang Poems, guided by Heidegger’s ideas of Dasein and being-in-the-world, to explore the intrinsic connection between poetry and tourism. This study also proposes …
Stay or travel? Spatial heterogeneity impact of air pollution on travel intention
Air pollution help shape people's travel preferences and behaviour, and when facing air pollution, individuals may consider travelling out for a short or long time as a coping strategy. We apply a Geographically Weighted Negative Binomial Regression (GWNBR) to analyze the effects of air pollution on people's travel intentions from origins. Our research covers 332 prefecture-level cities across China and collects daily air quality index (AQI), the…
Crowdsourced firm ratings and total factor productivity: An empirical examination
Seasonal influences on preferences for urban blue-green spaces: Integrating land surface temperature into the assessment of cultural ecosystem service value
Rapid urbanization has triggered conflicts between blue–green space and other city infrastructure, challenging urban planning efforts to improve city residents' well-being. Cultural ecosystem services (CESs) improve mental and physical wellness by offering access to blue–green space via aesthetic or recreational experiences, but these offerings fluctuate; seasonal differences and contributing factors are unclear. We divided urban green space repr…
Improving EFL learners’ self-confidence in English-speaking performance with World Englishes teaching: A tentative study from China
This study explores the effects of World Englishes teaching practice in improving EFL learners’ self-confidence in English-speaking performance (SCIESP) with a mixed methodology design comprising both qualitative and quantitative approaches. Data were gathered through a survey with the Self-Confidence in English-speaking Performance Questionnaire, students’ reflective notes, and focus group interviews. Two teaching classes with no significant dif…
How destination music affects tourists’ behaviors: Travel with music in Lijiang, China
Recent music tourism researches are notable owing to growing socioeconomic significance of music. But the question about how music affects tourists’ behaviors in travel practice remains there. This study explores the effects of music on tourists’ behaviors by deploying a survey of tourists in Lijiang old town which is famous for abundant musical cultures. Results show that tourists’ behavioral intentions are influenced by music-induced emotions w…
Falling in love with a place because of a song: The transportation effects of music on place attachment
With the growing influence of media on tourism destination marketing, this research proposes a possible psychological process of music effect on place attachment, using the narrative transportation theory. Data were collected through an online survey in China (n = 531) and analyzed using SEM. Results indicate that (1) music transportation positively affects individuals’ attachment; (2) attitude plays a partial mediating role in the relationship b…
Connecting tourists to musical destinations: The role of musical geographical imagination and aesthetic responses in music tourism
Application of source-sink theory and MCR model to assess hydrochemical change risk in Lhasa River basin, Tibet, China
Public Awareness of and Visitation to National Parks by Racial/Ethnic Minorities
National parks are an important manifestation of the United States’ democratic ideal and attract more than 300 million visits annually. However, racial/ethnic minorities are substantially underrepresented among visitors, and this has led to three hypotheses—marginality, subculture, and discrimination—designed to help explain this pattern of visitation. Moreover, research suggests that the awareness of and visitation to national parks may relate t…
Eco-efficiency and its determinants at a tourism destination: A case study of Huangshan National Park, China
The impact of spatial accessibility and perceived barriers on visitation to the US national park system
Effects of Transportation on Racial/Ethnic Diversity of National Park Visitors
The demographic composition of the United States is increasingly diverse, but racial/ethnic minority groups are substantially underrepresented in visiting national parks. Transportation is needed to provide access to national parks but may not be equally accessible to all groups in society. This study uses a general population survey of New York City residents to examine the role of transportation in visiting national parks by three racial/ethnic…
Barrier or bridge? The role of transportation in national park visitation by racial and ethnic groups
A cornerstone of US national parks is their democratic ideal; the country's most iconic history and natural features should be accessible to all. However, this ideal has not yet been fully realized. Racial/ethnic minorities are substantially underrepresented in the national parks, and lack of transportation may contribute to this issue. This study examines national park visitation patterns of three racial/ethnic groups (Hispanic, Black and White)…
Climate adaptation planning for cultural heritages in coastal tourism destinations: A multi-objective optimization approach
Substantial climate change impacts threaten the persistence of cultural resources globally. The need exists for conceptualizing decision support tools that focus on quantifying and optimizing the managerial priorities to leverage historic preservation and adaptation actions that enhance the continuity of heritage values and sites. Informed by the Structured Decision Making (SDM) approach, this study advances the singular objective Optimal Preserv…
Influences of international agricultural trade on the global phosphorus cycle and its associated issues
Optimizing historic preservation under climate change: Decision support for cultural resource adaptation planning in national parks
Building Community Resilience and Adaptive Capacity Through Investments in Tourism and Conservation
This study applies human ecology theory to examine community resilience and adaptive capacity in a nature-based tourism destination. Data were collected through a survey of 207 residents in Corrientes, Argentina in communities where internationally recognized efforts to drive tourism, protect large landscapes, and restore natural resources have taken place. The results of the analysis revealed six domains of community resilience through a confirm…
Big data insights into urban park use in the pandemic: Changes in visitation patterns and exacerbated social inequalities in the U.S
Visitors’ Perceived Crowding, Visual Attention, and Covid Infection Risks in National Parks: A Social Density Optimization Approach
The COVID-19 pandemic has intensified the complexity of national park visitors' perceived crowding and visual attention. Decision support frameworks are needed to monitor, quantify, and forecast visitors' visual attention, perceived risks, and perceived crowding by different social density conditions before and during the COVID-19 pandemic. This study forecasts temporal patterns of visitors' perceived crowding by varying perceived risk levels and…
Competitive Exclusion versus Mimetic Isomorphism: An Identified Empirical Test
Why are organizations sometimes so similar, and in other cases so different? For decades this question has been central to research on organizations, and two leading theories have answered the question very differently. Neo-institutional theory points to the importance of mimetic isomorphism, where organizations imitate one another as they navigate decisions in the context of uncertainty over what is regarded as legitimate action. By contrast, ec…
Tourist memory and childhood landscape
Tourist memory serves as an important source of information for future travel plans and forests life development of individuals. Although extensive research has examined the impacts of tourist memory on travel behaviors and tourists’ emotions, very few studies have examined tourist memory from the perspective of childhood landscape. This study adopts the in-depth interview method (n=105) to examine the long-term impacts of childhood tourist memor…
Age-Related Changes in Orbits of Ancient Children from Zaghunluq Cemetery in Xinjiang, China
Thirty-eight skull samples of ancient children were analyzed that were excavated from the Zaghunluq cemetery, which dates between 2600 and 1900 cal yr BP. The orbit features of children during age changes and growth spurt periods were explored by comparing the orbital height, orbital breadth, orbital area, orbital index, and other measurements among different age groups: 2 years, 3-5 years, 6-8 years, 9-11 years, and 12-15 years. The analysis sho…
E-Commerce Product Recommendation Agents: Use, Characteristics, and Impact1
Recommendation agents (RAs) are software agents that elicit the interests or preferences of individual consumers for products, either explicitly or implicitly, and make recommendations accordingly. RAs have the potential to support and improve the quality of the decisions consumers make when searching for and selecting products online. They can reduce the information overload facing consumers, as well as the complexity of online searches. Prior r…
Self-Reference Influence the Directed Forgetting of Emotional Memory
摘要
Barrier or bridge? The role of transportation in national park visitation by racial and ethnic groups
A cornerstone of US national parks is their democratic ideal; the country's most iconic history and natural features should be accessible to all. However, this ideal has not yet been fully realized. Racial/ethnic minorities are substantially underrepresented in the national parks, and lack of transportation may contribute to this issue. This study examines national park visitation patterns of three racial/ethnic groups (Hispanic, Black and White)…
Eco-efficiency and its determinants at a tourism destination: A case study of Huangshan National Park, China
Effects of Transportation on Racial/Ethnic Diversity of National Park Visitors
The demographic composition of the United States is increasingly diverse, but racial/ethnic minority groups are substantially underrepresented in visiting national parks. Transportation is needed to provide access to national parks but may not be equally accessible to all groups in society. This study uses a general population survey of New York City residents to examine the role of transportation in visiting national parks by three racial/ethnic…
The impact of spatial accessibility and perceived barriers on visitation to the US national park system
Public Awareness of and Visitation to National Parks by Racial/Ethnic Minorities
National parks are an important manifestation of the United States’ democratic ideal and attract more than 300 million visits annually. However, racial/ethnic minorities are substantially underrepresented among visitors, and this has led to three hypotheses—marginality, subculture, and discrimination—designed to help explain this pattern of visitation. Moreover, research suggests that the awareness of and visitation to national parks may relate t…
How destination music affects tourists’ behaviors: Travel with music in Lijiang, China
Recent music tourism researches are notable owing to growing socioeconomic significance of music. But the question about how music affects tourists’ behaviors in travel practice remains there. This study explores the effects of music on tourists’ behaviors by deploying a survey of tourists in Lijiang old town which is famous for abundant musical cultures. Results show that tourists’ behavioral intentions are influenced by music-induced emotions w…
Falling in love with a place because of a song: The transportation effects of music on place attachment
With the growing influence of media on tourism destination marketing, this research proposes a possible psychological process of music effect on place attachment, using the narrative transportation theory. Data were collected through an online survey in China (n = 531) and analyzed using SEM. Results indicate that (1) music transportation positively affects individuals’ attachment; (2) attitude plays a partial mediating role in the relationship b…
Optimizing historic preservation under climate change: Decision support for cultural resource adaptation planning in national parks
Shyness and Socioemotional Functioning in Young Chinese Children: The Moderating Role of Insecure Attachment
The aim of this short-term longitudinal study was to explore the moderating role of insecure mother–child attachment (i.e., ambivalent and avoidant) in the relations between shyness and indices of adjustment difficulties in early childhood. Participants were 360 children (200 boys and 160 girls, Mage = 4.72 years, SD = 0.63) attending preschools/kindergartens in Shanghai, People's Republic of China. At Time 1, mothers rated children's shyness and…
Xiaoaiping injection enhances paclitaxel efficacy in ovarian cancer via pregnane X receptor and its downstream molecules
Total saponins extracted from Abrus cantoniensis Hance suppress hepatitis B virus replication in vitro and in rAAV8-1.3HBV transfected mice
Age-Related Changes in Orbits of Ancient Children from Zaghunluq Cemetery in Xinjiang, China
Thirty-eight skull samples of ancient children were analyzed that were excavated from the Zaghunluq cemetery, which dates between 2600 and 1900 cal yr BP. The orbit features of children during age changes and growth spurt periods were explored by comparing the orbital height, orbital breadth, orbital area, orbital index, and other measurements among different age groups: 2 years, 3-5 years, 6-8 years, 9-11 years, and 12-15 years. The analysis sho…
Comparison of Clinical Features and Outcomes of Medically Attended Covid-19 and Influenza Patients in a Defined Population in the 2020 Respiratory Virus Season
The emergence of severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-COV-2), which is causing the coronavirus disease-2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, poses a global health threat. However, it is easy to confuse COVID-19 with seasonal influenza in preliminary clinical diagnosis. In this study, the differences between influenza and COVID-19 in epidemiological features, clinical manifestations, comorbidities and pathogen biology were comprehensively com…
Optimizing preservation for multiple types of historic structures under climate change
The potential of virtual tourism in the recovery of tourism industry during the Covid-19 pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has imposed tremendous impacts on the tourism industry worldwide. The tourism sector can take advantage of the new technology (e.g. virtual tourism), to respond to the challenges. This study aims to investigate factors influencing people’s acceptability in using virtual tourism during the pandemic in China and explore how virtual tourism can aid the recovery of tourism industry during and after the pandemic. We explore this …
Competitive Exclusion versus Mimetic Isomorphism: An Identified Empirical Test
Why are organizations sometimes so similar, and in other cases so different? For decades this question has been central to research on organizations, and two leading theories have answered the question very differently. Neo-institutional theory points to the importance of mimetic isomorphism, where organizations imitate one another as they navigate decisions in the context of uncertainty over what is regarded as legitimate action. By contrast, ec…
Tourist memory and childhood landscape
Tourist memory serves as an important source of information for future travel plans and forests life development of individuals. Although extensive research has examined the impacts of tourist memory on travel behaviors and tourists’ emotions, very few studies have examined tourist memory from the perspective of childhood landscape. This study adopts the in-depth interview method (n=105) to examine the long-term impacts of childhood tourist memor…
Influences of international agricultural trade on the global phosphorus cycle and its associated issues
Ethnic Relations in China: Present Situation and Future Prospects
Assessing the Impact of the “Two-child Policy” in China: The Effects of the Second Child on the Growth of Teenagers
Purpose: China’s new universal two-child policy has brought a baby boom of the second child in 2016. With the changing family structures, elder children in adolescence may have more and more emotional and even psychological problems such as “two-child syndrome”. This paper aims to explore the “influence factors and mechanism of the second child on the growth of teenagers” and has great practical significance to promote the physical and mental hea…
Flow in soundscape: The conceptualization of soundscape flow experience and its relationship with soundscape perception and behaviour intention in tourism destinations
The soundscape is an essential type of attraction in tourism destinations. Music can serve as a significant tourist attraction that makes people immersed in it. Similarly, while tourists linger in the leisure and recreation environment, they may have a flow experience of the soundscape in tourism attractions. Yet, there is little research about the relationship between tourists’ perception of soundscape and flow experience. Taking Lijiang old tow…
Who visits U.S. national parks (and who doesn’t)? A national study of perceived constraints and vacation preferences across diverse populations
The mission of the U.S. National Park Service (NPS) is increasingly challenged by underrepresentation of visitors from low-income and racial/ethnic minority backgrounds. To better understand attributes of Americans who do and do not visit national parks, we used data from a national general population survey (N = 4,103) to examine the sociodemographic characteristics, constraints to visitation, and vacation preferences among three groups of NPS v…
Influence of reputational concern and social distance on moral decision-making under the harmful dilemma: Evidence from behavioral and ERPs study
Reputational concern has been suggested as an important determinant of human cooperative behavior and moral judgment in social interactions. Previous studies have demonstrated that reputational concern influences behavioral and neural responses during prosocial behaviors and decision-making, such as moral decision-making. Moral decision- making is a typical social decision-making process involving trade-offs between the self and others. It refers…
Geography (26 works) · Psychology (20 works) · Business (19 works) · Tourism (18 works) · Computer Science (16 works) · Sociology (16 works) · Political science (15 works) · China (14 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (13 works) · Economics (10 works)