Yu-Sheng Lin
Biographic Data
| ID | 5223608 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yu-Sheng Lin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yu-Sheng |
| FAMILY NAME | Lin |
| SIGNATURE | LIN Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | Kenneth Olden, Yu-Sheng Lin, and Babasaheb Sonawane are with National Center for Environmental Assessment, Office of Research and Development, US Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC. David Gruber is with Department of Natural Sciences, Baruch College, City University of New York, New York, NY. |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6831-5576 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Match or Mismatch? The Influence of Athletes’ Leadership Style Preferences on Perceived Coaching Effectiveness in Sports
This study examines how athletes’ preferred coaching leadership styles relate to and influence the coach–athlete relationship and leadership effectiveness. A total of 90 collegiate badminton players from Taiwan’s general division were recruited using purposive sampling. The researcher personally administered the implicit association test and conducted a survey questionnaire with each participant using a two-stage data collection process. Data wer…
Understanding the Dynamics of Unwanted Online Sexual Solicitation Among Youth in Taiwan
Religion, Cult or the Truth? The Struggle of Yiguan Dao in Thailand’s Competitive Religious Field
Most studies on Chinese religions in Southeast Asia focus on their relationship with Chinese communities, but little attention has been paid to their social interactions outside these communities. At the same time, most studies on Thai religion have concentrated on the issue of syncretism and especially the dominance of Theravada Buddhism. Rather than focusing on either Chinese ethnicity or Theravada Buddhism-dominated syncretism, this article ad…
Radical Iconoclasm in the May Fourth Period and the Future of Chinese Liberalism
The Organizational Development of Yiguan Dao (I-Kuan Tao) in Thailand and Human Mobility
This paper examines the relation between the organizational structure of Yiguan Dao (I-Kuan Tao) in Thailand and its members network.This study aims at reconsidering the focus on Chinese identity of Chinese religious groups in Thailand and the supposition of "individualization" of religious practices in Thailand.Most studies on Chinese religion in Southeast Asia are concerned with Chinese communities or ethnicity but overlook the context of the h…
Low birth weight and environmental tobacco smoke increases the risk of wheezing in adolescents
ETS and LBW each has been related to increasing public health risk for respiratory symptoms among adolescents. Furthermore, LBW may aggravate the risk among those exposed to ETS. LBW, ETS and associated respiratory impairments may deserve special attention as part of a comprehensive environmental health risk assessment directed toward prevention and intervention
Epigenome
Understanding differential disease susceptibility requires new tools to quantify the cumulative effects of environmental stress. Evidence suggests that social, physical, and chemical stressors can influence disease through the accumulation of epigenetic modifications. Geographically stable epigenetic alterations could identify plausible mechanisms for health disparities among the disadvantaged and poor. Relations between neighborhood-specific epi…
The Rise and Fall of the Reds
This article explores the diachronic relationship between strategy choice and the life course of social movements. By proposing a model of reiterated strategy-making, the article articulates a path-dependent logic of dilemma-solving in social movements: Earlier strategic choices shape future strategic choices. Moreover, I distinguish contingent dilemmas from recurring dilemmas. Contingent dilemmas are those that only exist at particular points in…
Higher body mass index may induce asthma among adolescents with pre-asthmatic symptoms
Increased BMI exaggerates the risk of acquiring asthma in symptomatic adolescent females but not in adolescent males. Thus, gender is an important modifier of BMI-related asthma risk. Additional research will be required to determine whether the increased asthma risk results from genetic, physiological or behavioural differences
The Rise and Fall of the Reds
This article explores the diachronic relationship between strategy choice and the life course of social movements. By proposing a model of reiterated strategy-making, the article articulates a path-dependent logic of dilemma-solving in social movements: Earlier strategic choices shape future strategic choices. Moreover, I distinguish contingent dilemmas from recurring dilemmas. Contingent dilemmas are those that only exist at particular points in…
Epigenome
Understanding differential disease susceptibility requires new tools to quantify the cumulative effects of environmental stress. Evidence suggests that social, physical, and chemical stressors can influence disease through the accumulation of epigenetic modifications. Geographically stable epigenetic alterations could identify plausible mechanisms for health disparities among the disadvantaged and poor. Relations between neighborhood-specific epi…
Understanding the Dynamics of Unwanted Online Sexual Solicitation Among Youth in Taiwan
Higher body mass index may induce asthma among adolescents with pre-asthmatic symptoms
Increased BMI exaggerates the risk of acquiring asthma in symptomatic adolescent females but not in adolescent males. Thus, gender is an important modifier of BMI-related asthma risk. Additional research will be required to determine whether the increased asthma risk results from genetic, physiological or behavioural differences
Low birth weight and environmental tobacco smoke increases the risk of wheezing in adolescents
ETS and LBW each has been related to increasing public health risk for respiratory symptoms among adolescents. Furthermore, LBW may aggravate the risk among those exposed to ETS. LBW, ETS and associated respiratory impairments may deserve special attention as part of a comprehensive environmental health risk assessment directed toward prevention and intervention
Epigenome
Understanding differential disease susceptibility requires new tools to quantify the cumulative effects of environmental stress. Evidence suggests that social, physical, and chemical stressors can influence disease through the accumulation of epigenetic modifications. Geographically stable epigenetic alterations could identify plausible mechanisms for health disparities among the disadvantaged and poor. Relations between neighborhood-specific epi…
The Rise and Fall of the Reds
This article explores the diachronic relationship between strategy choice and the life course of social movements. By proposing a model of reiterated strategy-making, the article articulates a path-dependent logic of dilemma-solving in social movements: Earlier strategic choices shape future strategic choices. Moreover, I distinguish contingent dilemmas from recurring dilemmas. Contingent dilemmas are those that only exist at particular points in…
The Organizational Development of Yiguan Dao (I-Kuan Tao) in Thailand and Human Mobility
This paper examines the relation between the organizational structure of Yiguan Dao (I-Kuan Tao) in Thailand and its members network.This study aims at reconsidering the focus on Chinese identity of Chinese religious groups in Thailand and the supposition of "individualization" of religious practices in Thailand.Most studies on Chinese religion in Southeast Asia are concerned with Chinese communities or ethnicity but overlook the context of the h…
Radical Iconoclasm in the May Fourth Period and the Future of Chinese Liberalism
Religion, Cult or the Truth? The Struggle of Yiguan Dao in Thailand’s Competitive Religious Field
Most studies on Chinese religions in Southeast Asia focus on their relationship with Chinese communities, but little attention has been paid to their social interactions outside these communities. At the same time, most studies on Thai religion have concentrated on the issue of syncretism and especially the dominance of Theravada Buddhism. Rather than focusing on either Chinese ethnicity or Theravada Buddhism-dominated syncretism, this article ad…
Understanding the Dynamics of Unwanted Online Sexual Solicitation Among Youth in Taiwan
Match or Mismatch? The Influence of Athletes’ Leadership Style Preferences on Perceived Coaching Effectiveness in Sports
This study examines how athletes’ preferred coaching leadership styles relate to and influence the coach–athlete relationship and leadership effectiveness. A total of 90 collegiate badminton players from Taiwan’s general division were recruited using purposive sampling. The researcher personally administered the implicit association test and conducted a survey questionnaire with each participant using a two-stage data collection process. Data wer…
Law (3 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works) · Asthma and respiratory diseases (2 works) · Chinese history and philosophy (2 works) · Clinical Psychology (2 works) · Cohort (2 works)