Yu Xiong
Biographic Data
| ID | 5757602 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yu Xiong |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yu |
| FAMILY NAME | Xiong |
| SIGNATURE | XIONG Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Surrey |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2951-1026 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 21 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 14 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 21 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1984 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Epidemiological and spatial–temporal clustering characteristics of pertussis in Southwest China, 2013–2024
Background Despite high childhood vaccination coverage, pertussis has resurged in China in recent years. Understanding its evolving epidemiology is critical for guiding public health interventions. This study analyzed spatiotemporal trends and identified key drivers of pertussis notification rates in Chongqing, China (2013–2024). Methods We analyzed longitudinal surveillance data of pertussis cases from the National Notifiable Infectious Disease …
Do Adolescents Disengaged from Morality Feel Happy? A Cross-Lagged Effect and its Longitudinal Network Analysis
Navigating the ecosystem innovation: The impact of digital technology adoption in supply chain finance
Afforestation of Terrace Promotes Soil Organic Carbon Accumulation but Reduces Soil Organic Carbon Stability in Mountainous Regions of Southern China
Afforestation of farmland is considered a potential strategy to mitigate elevated atmospheric CO 2 concentration by sequestering organic carbon (OC) in plant biomass and soil. However, whether the trends of soil OC stock and stability vary with tree species after afforestation of terraces remains unclear in subtropical mountainous regions. To clarify the effects of tree species on soil OC dynamics, we measured the concentrations, chemical composi…
Lockdown and restaurant closures: Evidence from large-scale data in China
Does high-intensity work intensify the imbalance between health and income? Evidence from rural China
Understanding the interplay between health and income among rural populations is essential for achieving sustainable development and reducing global inequalities. This paper evaluated the health-income coupling coordination degree (CCD) among farmers by utilizing data from the 2018 China Labor Force Dynamics Survey. It analyzed the impact of high-intensity work on the CCD among farmers by using the endogenous switching probit model (ESP). Additio…
The underexplored effects of economic transition on intellectual property rights protection: An economic geography perspective
As an institutional guarantee of technology and innovation, intellectual property rights (IPRs) protection at the national and supranational level has long been an important focus of economics and politics. However, very few studies have examined IPRs protection in the fields of geography and urban studies. Thus, this study aims to investigate IPRs protection within evolutionary economic geography (EEG) by highlighting the effect of economic tran…
Unveiling the detoxification components and mechanisms of glycyrrhizae radix et rhizoma: Traditional and modern clinical perspectives
The positivity rates and drug resistance patterns of Mycobacterium tuberculosis using nucleotide Maldi-TOF MS assay among suspected tuberculosis patients in Shandong, China: A multi-center prospective…
Objective: (MTB) among suspected tuberculosis (TB) patients in Shandong Province, the second-largest population province in China. Methods: A prospective, multi-center study was conducted from April 2022 to June 2023. Pathogen and drug resistance were identified using nucleotide matrix-assisted laser desorption ionization time-of-flight mass spectrometry (nucleotide MALDI-TOF MS). Results: Of 940 suspected TB patients included in this study, 552 …
Anterior capsulotomy and accumbensotomy of obsessive-compulsive disorder with obsessional slowness: A case report
This case suggests that OCD with OS, as a special category, might not be suitable for stereotactic neurosurgery. Furthermore, multiple surgeries in this kind of OCD patient should be considered with as much caution as much as possible
Epidemiological changes of scarlet fever before, during and after the Covid-19 pandemic in Chongqing, China: A 19-year surveillance and prediction study
Children aged 3-7 years are the most affected population, particularly males, and kindergartens and primary schools serving as transmission hotspots. It is predicted that the high incidence of scarlet fever in Chongqing will persist in 2024 and 2025, and the outer districts (counties) beyond urban zone would bear the brunt of the impact. Therefore, imminent public health planning and resource allocation should be focused within those areas
Research on Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices of Influenza Vaccination Among Healthcare Workers in Chongqing, China—Based on Structural Equation Model
Background Influenza is associated with a large number of disease burdens, and it is generally recommended that all healthcare workers (HCWs) get an influenza vaccination. However, the vaccination rates among HCWs are still low. This study aimed to assess HCWs' knowledge, attitude, and practice (KAP) about the influenza vaccine, and by establishing a structural equation model (SEM) to explore the influencing factors of medical personnel's influen…
Parents' responses to children's math performance in early elementary school: Links with parents' math beliefs and children's math adjustment
A new parent-report measure was used to examine parents' person and process responses to children's math performance. Twice over a year from 2017 to 2020, American parents (N = 546; 80% mothers, 20% other caregivers; 62% white, 21% Black, 17% other) reported their responses and math beliefs; their children's (Mage = 7.48 years; 50% girls, 50% boys) math adjustment was also assessed. Factor analyses indicated parents' person and process responses …
Reexamining the cultural specificity of controlling and autonomy-supportive parenting in the United States and China with a within-individual analytic approach
This research examines whether prior research may not have detected cultural-specificity in the role of controlling and autonomy-supportive parenting in children's adjustment because of reliance on between-individual analyses. In two longitudinal studies ( N s = 825 and 934) of early adolescents, within-individual analyses were conducted to examine the reciprocal pathways between children's reports of parenting and their reports of their adjustme…
The rural creative class: An analysis of in‐migration tourism entrepreneurship
This study examines the creative class group in Chinese tourism destinations made up of in‐migration tourism entrepreneurs confronting the need to diversify away from city life. Based on a questionnaire survey of those rural tourism entrepreneurs who have set up business in the two townships of Huanglongxi and Luodai, and drawing upon social practice theory, the study explores concepts of entrepreneurship, organizational innovation, and sustainab…
Did an Ultra-Low Emissions Policy on Coal-Fueled Thermal Power Reduce the Harmful Emissions? Evidence from Three Typical Air Pollutants Abatement in China
Thermal power generation based on coal-fired power plants has the advantages of stability and controllability and has been the largest source of electricity supply in China. Coal-fired power plants, however, are also accompanied by high carbon emissions and the release of harmful substances (mainly including sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, and smoke dust), and are even regarded as the "chief criminal" in terms of air pollution. However, thermal …
Parents’ peer restriction in the United States and China: A longitudinal study of early adolescents
This research examined parents' restriction of children's peer relationships in the United States and China. American and Chinese children ( N = 934; M age = 12.67 years) reported on their parents' peer restriction (e.g., limiting children's time with peers) and their behavioral and psychological adjustment 3 times over a year. Increments in parents' peer restriction predicted decrements in children's adjustment over time to a similar extent in t…
Residents’ perception of the influence of luxury chain hotels on ethnic tourism communities
Despite considerable discussion on how resident perceptions impact on current tourism development, there is little evidence that this discussion has any impact on the factors that contribute to tourism’s presence. This paper reports on action research which was aimed at identifying what impacts host residents do perceive regarding luxury hotel development in ethnic destinations in China, and how they comment on such impacts when trying to use lux…
Implications of Chinese and American mothers’ goals for children’s emotional distress
This research examined a cultural socialization model in which differences in Chinese and American parents' goals for children foster differences in children's emotional distress via parents' responses to children's performance. Chinese and American mothers and their children (N = 397; M age = 13.19 years) participated in a 2-wave study spanning a year. Mothers reported on their self-improvement (i.e., children striving to improve) and self-worth…
Urban tourism and the politic of creative class: A study of the chefs in Macao
Creative people are now defined as a new emerging collective, the creative class. In the context of destination tourism discussion of creative class is usually interpreted as being about a special consumer group. On the other side, an emerging body of tourism literature reveals the primacy of foodservice to the broader tourism experience as ‘the growth engine of the post-industrial city.’ This study identified that the creative class, the human r…
A Few Points Concerning the Population Growth of China's Minority Nationalities
Ours is a unified socialist country of many nationalities. Aside from the Han people, there are fifty-five minority nationalities who account for some 6 percent of the total population of almost one billion. Over the last thirty years since Liberation, the people of different nationalities in our country, led by the Chinese Communist Party, have carried out democratic reforms and socialist transformation, developed their national economies and cu…
Implications of Chinese and American mothers’ goals for children’s emotional distress
This research examined a cultural socialization model in which differences in Chinese and American parents' goals for children foster differences in children's emotional distress via parents' responses to children's performance. Chinese and American mothers and their children (N = 397; M age = 13.19 years) participated in a 2-wave study spanning a year. Mothers reported on their self-improvement (i.e., children striving to improve) and self-worth…
Reexamining the cultural specificity of controlling and autonomy-supportive parenting in the United States and China with a within-individual analytic approach
This research examines whether prior research may not have detected cultural-specificity in the role of controlling and autonomy-supportive parenting in children's adjustment because of reliance on between-individual analyses. In two longitudinal studies ( N s = 825 and 934) of early adolescents, within-individual analyses were conducted to examine the reciprocal pathways between children's reports of parenting and their reports of their adjustme…
Parents’ peer restriction in the United States and China: A longitudinal study of early adolescents
This research examined parents' restriction of children's peer relationships in the United States and China. American and Chinese children ( N = 934; M age = 12.67 years) reported on their parents' peer restriction (e.g., limiting children's time with peers) and their behavioral and psychological adjustment 3 times over a year. Increments in parents' peer restriction predicted decrements in children's adjustment over time to a similar extent in t…
Residents’ perception of the influence of luxury chain hotels on ethnic tourism communities
Despite considerable discussion on how resident perceptions impact on current tourism development, there is little evidence that this discussion has any impact on the factors that contribute to tourism’s presence. This paper reports on action research which was aimed at identifying what impacts host residents do perceive regarding luxury hotel development in ethnic destinations in China, and how they comment on such impacts when trying to use lux…
A Few Points Concerning the Population Growth of China's Minority Nationalities
Ours is a unified socialist country of many nationalities. Aside from the Han people, there are fifty-five minority nationalities who account for some 6 percent of the total population of almost one billion. Over the last thirty years since Liberation, the people of different nationalities in our country, led by the Chinese Communist Party, have carried out democratic reforms and socialist transformation, developed their national economies and cu…
Urban tourism and the politic of creative class: A study of the chefs in Macao
Creative people are now defined as a new emerging collective, the creative class. In the context of destination tourism discussion of creative class is usually interpreted as being about a special consumer group. On the other side, an emerging body of tourism literature reveals the primacy of foodservice to the broader tourism experience as ‘the growth engine of the post-industrial city.’ This study identified that the creative class, the human r…
Residents’ perception of the influence of luxury chain hotels on ethnic tourism communities
Despite considerable discussion on how resident perceptions impact on current tourism development, there is little evidence that this discussion has any impact on the factors that contribute to tourism’s presence. This paper reports on action research which was aimed at identifying what impacts host residents do perceive regarding luxury hotel development in ethnic destinations in China, and how they comment on such impacts when trying to use lux…
Implications of Chinese and American mothers’ goals for children’s emotional distress
This research examined a cultural socialization model in which differences in Chinese and American parents' goals for children foster differences in children's emotional distress via parents' responses to children's performance. Chinese and American mothers and their children (N = 397; M age = 13.19 years) participated in a 2-wave study spanning a year. Mothers reported on their self-improvement (i.e., children striving to improve) and self-worth…
The rural creative class: An analysis of in‐migration tourism entrepreneurship
This study examines the creative class group in Chinese tourism destinations made up of in‐migration tourism entrepreneurs confronting the need to diversify away from city life. Based on a questionnaire survey of those rural tourism entrepreneurs who have set up business in the two townships of Huanglongxi and Luodai, and drawing upon social practice theory, the study explores concepts of entrepreneurship, organizational innovation, and sustainab…
Did an Ultra-Low Emissions Policy on Coal-Fueled Thermal Power Reduce the Harmful Emissions? Evidence from Three Typical Air Pollutants Abatement in China
Thermal power generation based on coal-fired power plants has the advantages of stability and controllability and has been the largest source of electricity supply in China. Coal-fired power plants, however, are also accompanied by high carbon emissions and the release of harmful substances (mainly including sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, and smoke dust), and are even regarded as the "chief criminal" in terms of air pollution. However, thermal …
Parents’ peer restriction in the United States and China: A longitudinal study of early adolescents
This research examined parents' restriction of children's peer relationships in the United States and China. American and Chinese children ( N = 934; M age = 12.67 years) reported on their parents' peer restriction (e.g., limiting children's time with peers) and their behavioral and psychological adjustment 3 times over a year. Increments in parents' peer restriction predicted decrements in children's adjustment over time to a similar extent in t…
Research on Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices of Influenza Vaccination Among Healthcare Workers in Chongqing, China—Based on Structural Equation Model
Background Influenza is associated with a large number of disease burdens, and it is generally recommended that all healthcare workers (HCWs) get an influenza vaccination. However, the vaccination rates among HCWs are still low. This study aimed to assess HCWs' knowledge, attitude, and practice (KAP) about the influenza vaccine, and by establishing a structural equation model (SEM) to explore the influencing factors of medical personnel's influen…
Parents' responses to children's math performance in early elementary school: Links with parents' math beliefs and children's math adjustment
A new parent-report measure was used to examine parents' person and process responses to children's math performance. Twice over a year from 2017 to 2020, American parents (N = 546; 80% mothers, 20% other caregivers; 62% white, 21% Black, 17% other) reported their responses and math beliefs; their children's (Mage = 7.48 years; 50% girls, 50% boys) math adjustment was also assessed. Factor analyses indicated parents' person and process responses …
Reexamining the cultural specificity of controlling and autonomy-supportive parenting in the United States and China with a within-individual analytic approach
This research examines whether prior research may not have detected cultural-specificity in the role of controlling and autonomy-supportive parenting in children's adjustment because of reliance on between-individual analyses. In two longitudinal studies ( N s = 825 and 934) of early adolescents, within-individual analyses were conducted to examine the reciprocal pathways between children's reports of parenting and their reports of their adjustme…
The positivity rates and drug resistance patterns of Mycobacterium tuberculosis using nucleotide Maldi-TOF MS assay among suspected tuberculosis patients in Shandong, China: A multi-center prospective…
Objective: (MTB) among suspected tuberculosis (TB) patients in Shandong Province, the second-largest population province in China. Methods: A prospective, multi-center study was conducted from April 2022 to June 2023. Pathogen and drug resistance were identified using nucleotide matrix-assisted laser desorption ionization time-of-flight mass spectrometry (nucleotide MALDI-TOF MS). Results: Of 940 suspected TB patients included in this study, 552 …
Anterior capsulotomy and accumbensotomy of obsessive-compulsive disorder with obsessional slowness: A case report
This case suggests that OCD with OS, as a special category, might not be suitable for stereotactic neurosurgery. Furthermore, multiple surgeries in this kind of OCD patient should be considered with as much caution as much as possible
Epidemiological changes of scarlet fever before, during and after the Covid-19 pandemic in Chongqing, China: A 19-year surveillance and prediction study
Children aged 3-7 years are the most affected population, particularly males, and kindergartens and primary schools serving as transmission hotspots. It is predicted that the high incidence of scarlet fever in Chongqing will persist in 2024 and 2025, and the outer districts (counties) beyond urban zone would bear the brunt of the impact. Therefore, imminent public health planning and resource allocation should be focused within those areas
Lockdown and restaurant closures: Evidence from large-scale data in China
Does high-intensity work intensify the imbalance between health and income? Evidence from rural China
Understanding the interplay between health and income among rural populations is essential for achieving sustainable development and reducing global inequalities. This paper evaluated the health-income coupling coordination degree (CCD) among farmers by utilizing data from the 2018 China Labor Force Dynamics Survey. It analyzed the impact of high-intensity work on the CCD among farmers by using the endogenous switching probit model (ESP). Additio…
The underexplored effects of economic transition on intellectual property rights protection: An economic geography perspective
As an institutional guarantee of technology and innovation, intellectual property rights (IPRs) protection at the national and supranational level has long been an important focus of economics and politics. However, very few studies have examined IPRs protection in the fields of geography and urban studies. Thus, this study aims to investigate IPRs protection within evolutionary economic geography (EEG) by highlighting the effect of economic tran…
Unveiling the detoxification components and mechanisms of glycyrrhizae radix et rhizoma: Traditional and modern clinical perspectives
Epidemiological and spatial–temporal clustering characteristics of pertussis in Southwest China, 2013–2024
Background Despite high childhood vaccination coverage, pertussis has resurged in China in recent years. Understanding its evolving epidemiology is critical for guiding public health interventions. This study analyzed spatiotemporal trends and identified key drivers of pertussis notification rates in Chongqing, China (2013–2024). Methods We analyzed longitudinal surveillance data of pertussis cases from the National Notifiable Infectious Disease …
Do Adolescents Disengaged from Morality Feel Happy? A Cross-Lagged Effect and its Longitudinal Network Analysis
Navigating the ecosystem innovation: The impact of digital technology adoption in supply chain finance
Afforestation of Terrace Promotes Soil Organic Carbon Accumulation but Reduces Soil Organic Carbon Stability in Mountainous Regions of Southern China
Afforestation of farmland is considered a potential strategy to mitigate elevated atmospheric CO 2 concentration by sequestering organic carbon (OC) in plant biomass and soil. However, whether the trends of soil OC stock and stability vary with tree species after afforestation of terraces remains unclear in subtropical mountainous regions. To clarify the effects of tree species on soil OC dynamics, we measured the concentrations, chemical composi…
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