Wei Zeng
Biographic Data
| ID | 5863671 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Wei Zeng |
| GIVEN NAMES | Wei |
| FAMILY NAME | Zeng |
| SIGNATURE | ZENG W |
| AFFILIATIONS | Huaqiao University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2821-7792 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 25 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 25 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Strategies for enhancing creativity among geography elective students: A multilevel linear analysis of student teamwork, learning motivation, and teachers’ instructional innovation
Research integrity and data ethics in AI-driven integrated healthcare: A critical appraisal
The convergence of artificial intelligence (AI) and healthcare is reshaping clinical practice, yet this transformation raises pressing questions about scientific rigor and ethical responsibility. This review provides a critical appraisal of research integrity and data ethics considerations specific to AI implementation in integrated healthcare settings. We analyzed peer-reviewed literature from 2019 to 2025, focusing on algorithmic transparency, …
Introducing ManyViews: An AI-assisted tool to support citizens’ engagement in the design of urban spaces
Transforming molecular diagnostics learning: The power of gamification in higher medical education
Introduction Traditional teaching models in molecular diagnostics often fail to engage students effectively, leading to superficial learning and limited development of core competencies. Methods This study evaluated the integration of gamified learning with collaborative inquiry learning to enhance student motivation and competencies improvement among 47 biotechnology undergraduates at Guilin Medical University. Participants engaged in a four-uni…
Exploring residents' tourism support behaviors: A framework of the psychological perspective of the human‐place relationship
Based on cognitive‐affective personality system theory and social exchange theory, this study establishes a psychological model of the human‐place relationship that reflects the process by which residents' tourism support for tourist destinations is formed and examines the mediating role of residents' tolerance and the chain‐mediated effect of residents' perceived tourism impact and tolerance. To test the hypothetical model, a survey of 405 resid…
Evaluating the Geospatial Thinking of Pre-Service Geography Teachers Through an Orienteering Design Task: Analysis Using the Many-Faceted Rasch Model
Measurement is significant in geospatial thinking research. This study evaluated the geospatial thinking of pre-service geography teachers through an orienteering design tasks and subjective evaluation methods. Moreover, it analyzed their level of geospatial thinking, difficulty of evaluation indicators and rater severity with the Many-Faceted Rasch Model. The results showed the geospatial thinking of participating pre-service geography teachers …
Croton crassifolius Geisel: A comprehensive review of the botany, traditional uses, phytochemistry, pharmacology, and quality control
Students’ Intention to Adopt E-learning Platform for College English Study: Mediating Effect of Satisfaction of Basic Psychological Needs
E-learning platform (ELP) provides economic and efficient channels to share and learn knowledge online without time and location restrictions. Earlier studies have identified determinants that impact students’ intention to use new technologies in different learning contexts, yet few have tried to investigate the effect of students’ satisfaction of basic psychological needs during the adoption process. Based on the framework of UTAUT2, this study …
The relationship between the psychological resilience and post-traumatic growth of college students during the Covid-19 pandemic: A model of conditioned processes mediated by negative emotions and mod…
Psychological resilience affects post-traumatic growth directly and also indirectly through negative emotions. With the increase of mental resilience, the level of negative emotion tended to decrease. When individuals are experiencing negative emotions, high levels of active rumination are more likely to promote post-traumatic growth. This study helps to explore the factors affecting the mental health of college students during the epidemic, thus…
A loading rate switch strategy for stable nitritation in mainstream municipal wastewater
Exploring the attitudes and behavioral intentions of marathon racers: A cross-national inquiry
In light of the anticipated expansion of marathon events on a global stage, this study collected survey data from marathon participants who traveled to two prominent events in Chicago, USA, and Xiamen, China. On average, Chinese marathon travelers had higher scores than their American counterparts in all major constructs, including embodied experiences, destination personality, perceived event image, and behavioral intentions. This study adopted …
Toward an integrated framework of ocean literacy: A Delphi-AHP approach
Need for Distinctiveness Leads to Pathological Internet Use? The Perspective of Cognitive Behavioral Model
Based on the cognitive behavioral model of pathological Internet use and the gender role theory, this present study investigated the association between the need for distinctiveness and pathological Internet use. Additionally, we explored a mediating role of maladaptive cognition in the association between the need for distinctiveness and pathological Internet use and tested whether the mediation model was moderated by gender. A sample of 745 Chi…
Triterpenoids from the genus Ilex attenuate free fatty acid-induced lipid accumulation in HepG2 cells by regulating lipid metabolism disorder and the AMPK signalling pathway
Understanding exhibition image in digital exhibitions: An application of cognitive appraisal theory
Based on cognitive appraisal theory, this study examines the effects of visitors’ embodied cognition on exhibition images via the mediation of flow experience and the moderation of technical interactivity. Using a scenario-based experimental design, this research examined the direct effects of embodied cognition on exhibition images in Study 1, the mediating effects of flow experience in Study 2, and the moderating effects of technical interactiv…
A systematic review: Botany, phytochemistry, traditional uses, pharmacology, toxicology, quality control and pharmacokinetics of Ilex rotunda Thunb
Modeling Community Residents’ Exercise Adherence and Life Satisfaction: An Application of the Influence of the Reference Group
To expand the application area of the reference group and enrich exercise theoretical research, based on Stimulus-Organism-Response (SOR) framework, this study examines the external factors that motivate adherence to exercise. Taking reference group and strategy and cultural fit as the main stimuli, and personal investment and life satisfaction as mediating variables, this study explores the influence of external stimuli on residents' exercise be…
When Friendship is Not Mutual: The Influence of Network Centrality Incongruence on Leadership Emergence and Organizational Identification
Integrating balance theory with self-perception theory, we propose that the incongruence between in-degree and out-degree centrality in a friendship network (“centrality incongruence” hereafter) contributes to the emergence of informal leadership. Through leadership emergence, centrality incongruence has a positive and indirect influence on organizational identification. In-degree centrality reflects the extent to which one is sought by others in…
Exploring collective identity of a group of teaching-oriented academics amid research discourse: A Chinese case
Coupling coordination evaluation and sustainable development pattern of geo-ecological environment and urbanization in Chongqing municipality, China
Measuring daily accessed street greenery: A human-scale approach for informing better urban planning practices
The visual quality of streets: A human-centred continuous measurement based on machine learning algorithms and street view images
This study proposes a workable approach for quantitatively measuring the perceptual-based visual quality of streets, which has often relied on subjective impressions or feelings. With the help of recently emerged street view images and machine learning algorithms, an evaluation model has been trained to assess the perceived visual quality with accuracy similar to that of experienced urban designers, to provide full coverage and detailed results f…
Workplace ostracism and deviant and helping behaviors: The moderating role of 360 degree feedback
Drawing on sociometer theory, we argue that when 360 degree feedback is used in a work setting, being ostracized by coworkers has a stronger negative influence on employees' state self‐esteem, which promotes interpersonal deviance and demotivates helping directed toward coworkers, as compared to settings in which 360 feedback is not used. We tested our hypotheses using data collected from North American employees (Study 1) and a two‐wave survey o…
The impact of the major causes of death on life expectancy in China: A 60-year longitudinal study
The findings of this study provide useful information, which could contribute to a more effective allocation of public health programmes. In recent years, chronic diseases and accidental injuries have emerged as major factors influencing life expectancy. Primary and secondary prevention actions, such as public education, modification of behaviours, and introduction of safety measures should be emphasised in efforts to promote life expectancy. The…
Direct observation and adherence to tuberculosis treatment in Chongqing, China: A descriptive study
INTRODUCTION: China has an estimated 5 million people with tuberculosis (TB). Official policy is that treatment of all patients is directly observed by health workers; completion rates are reported to be in excess of 90%, and drugs should be supplied for free. However, some research suggests there is a gap between the official policies and practice. METHODS: Survey of TB patients in four counties of one municipality; record assessment at one TB c…
Workplace ostracism and deviant and helping behaviors: The moderating role of 360 degree feedback
Drawing on sociometer theory, we argue that when 360 degree feedback is used in a work setting, being ostracized by coworkers has a stronger negative influence on employees' state self‐esteem, which promotes interpersonal deviance and demotivates helping directed toward coworkers, as compared to settings in which 360 feedback is not used. We tested our hypotheses using data collected from North American employees (Study 1) and a two‐wave survey o…
Understanding exhibition image in digital exhibitions: An application of cognitive appraisal theory
Based on cognitive appraisal theory, this study examines the effects of visitors’ embodied cognition on exhibition images via the mediation of flow experience and the moderation of technical interactivity. Using a scenario-based experimental design, this research examined the direct effects of embodied cognition on exhibition images in Study 1, the mediating effects of flow experience in Study 2, and the moderating effects of technical interactiv…
Exploring the attitudes and behavioral intentions of marathon racers: A cross-national inquiry
In light of the anticipated expansion of marathon events on a global stage, this study collected survey data from marathon participants who traveled to two prominent events in Chicago, USA, and Xiamen, China. On average, Chinese marathon travelers had higher scores than their American counterparts in all major constructs, including embodied experiences, destination personality, perceived event image, and behavioral intentions. This study adopted …
Direct observation and adherence to tuberculosis treatment in Chongqing, China: A descriptive study
INTRODUCTION: China has an estimated 5 million people with tuberculosis (TB). Official policy is that treatment of all patients is directly observed by health workers; completion rates are reported to be in excess of 90%, and drugs should be supplied for free. However, some research suggests there is a gap between the official policies and practice. METHODS: Survey of TB patients in four counties of one municipality; record assessment at one TB c…
Direct observation and adherence to tuberculosis treatment in Chongqing, China: A descriptive study
INTRODUCTION: China has an estimated 5 million people with tuberculosis (TB). Official policy is that treatment of all patients is directly observed by health workers; completion rates are reported to be in excess of 90%, and drugs should be supplied for free. However, some research suggests there is a gap between the official policies and practice. METHODS: Survey of TB patients in four counties of one municipality; record assessment at one TB c…
The impact of the major causes of death on life expectancy in China: A 60-year longitudinal study
The findings of this study provide useful information, which could contribute to a more effective allocation of public health programmes. In recent years, chronic diseases and accidental injuries have emerged as major factors influencing life expectancy. Primary and secondary prevention actions, such as public education, modification of behaviours, and introduction of safety measures should be emphasised in efforts to promote life expectancy. The…
Workplace ostracism and deviant and helping behaviors: The moderating role of 360 degree feedback
Drawing on sociometer theory, we argue that when 360 degree feedback is used in a work setting, being ostracized by coworkers has a stronger negative influence on employees' state self‐esteem, which promotes interpersonal deviance and demotivates helping directed toward coworkers, as compared to settings in which 360 feedback is not used. We tested our hypotheses using data collected from North American employees (Study 1) and a two‐wave survey o…
Measuring daily accessed street greenery: A human-scale approach for informing better urban planning practices
The visual quality of streets: A human-centred continuous measurement based on machine learning algorithms and street view images
This study proposes a workable approach for quantitatively measuring the perceptual-based visual quality of streets, which has often relied on subjective impressions or feelings. With the help of recently emerged street view images and machine learning algorithms, an evaluation model has been trained to assess the perceived visual quality with accuracy similar to that of experienced urban designers, to provide full coverage and detailed results f…
Coupling coordination evaluation and sustainable development pattern of geo-ecological environment and urbanization in Chongqing municipality, China
Exploring collective identity of a group of teaching-oriented academics amid research discourse: A Chinese case
A systematic review: Botany, phytochemistry, traditional uses, pharmacology, toxicology, quality control and pharmacokinetics of Ilex rotunda Thunb
Modeling Community Residents’ Exercise Adherence and Life Satisfaction: An Application of the Influence of the Reference Group
To expand the application area of the reference group and enrich exercise theoretical research, based on Stimulus-Organism-Response (SOR) framework, this study examines the external factors that motivate adherence to exercise. Taking reference group and strategy and cultural fit as the main stimuli, and personal investment and life satisfaction as mediating variables, this study explores the influence of external stimuli on residents' exercise be…
When Friendship is Not Mutual: The Influence of Network Centrality Incongruence on Leadership Emergence and Organizational Identification
Integrating balance theory with self-perception theory, we propose that the incongruence between in-degree and out-degree centrality in a friendship network (“centrality incongruence” hereafter) contributes to the emergence of informal leadership. Through leadership emergence, centrality incongruence has a positive and indirect influence on organizational identification. In-degree centrality reflects the extent to which one is sought by others in…
Toward an integrated framework of ocean literacy: A Delphi-AHP approach
Need for Distinctiveness Leads to Pathological Internet Use? The Perspective of Cognitive Behavioral Model
Based on the cognitive behavioral model of pathological Internet use and the gender role theory, this present study investigated the association between the need for distinctiveness and pathological Internet use. Additionally, we explored a mediating role of maladaptive cognition in the association between the need for distinctiveness and pathological Internet use and tested whether the mediation model was moderated by gender. A sample of 745 Chi…
Triterpenoids from the genus Ilex attenuate free fatty acid-induced lipid accumulation in HepG2 cells by regulating lipid metabolism disorder and the AMPK signalling pathway
Understanding exhibition image in digital exhibitions: An application of cognitive appraisal theory
Based on cognitive appraisal theory, this study examines the effects of visitors’ embodied cognition on exhibition images via the mediation of flow experience and the moderation of technical interactivity. Using a scenario-based experimental design, this research examined the direct effects of embodied cognition on exhibition images in Study 1, the mediating effects of flow experience in Study 2, and the moderating effects of technical interactiv…
Exploring residents' tourism support behaviors: A framework of the psychological perspective of the human‐place relationship
Based on cognitive‐affective personality system theory and social exchange theory, this study establishes a psychological model of the human‐place relationship that reflects the process by which residents' tourism support for tourist destinations is formed and examines the mediating role of residents' tolerance and the chain‐mediated effect of residents' perceived tourism impact and tolerance. To test the hypothetical model, a survey of 405 resid…
Evaluating the Geospatial Thinking of Pre-Service Geography Teachers Through an Orienteering Design Task: Analysis Using the Many-Faceted Rasch Model
Measurement is significant in geospatial thinking research. This study evaluated the geospatial thinking of pre-service geography teachers through an orienteering design tasks and subjective evaluation methods. Moreover, it analyzed their level of geospatial thinking, difficulty of evaluation indicators and rater severity with the Many-Faceted Rasch Model. The results showed the geospatial thinking of participating pre-service geography teachers …
Croton crassifolius Geisel: A comprehensive review of the botany, traditional uses, phytochemistry, pharmacology, and quality control
Students’ Intention to Adopt E-learning Platform for College English Study: Mediating Effect of Satisfaction of Basic Psychological Needs
E-learning platform (ELP) provides economic and efficient channels to share and learn knowledge online without time and location restrictions. Earlier studies have identified determinants that impact students’ intention to use new technologies in different learning contexts, yet few have tried to investigate the effect of students’ satisfaction of basic psychological needs during the adoption process. Based on the framework of UTAUT2, this study …
The relationship between the psychological resilience and post-traumatic growth of college students during the Covid-19 pandemic: A model of conditioned processes mediated by negative emotions and mod…
Psychological resilience affects post-traumatic growth directly and also indirectly through negative emotions. With the increase of mental resilience, the level of negative emotion tended to decrease. When individuals are experiencing negative emotions, high levels of active rumination are more likely to promote post-traumatic growth. This study helps to explore the factors affecting the mental health of college students during the epidemic, thus…
A loading rate switch strategy for stable nitritation in mainstream municipal wastewater
Exploring the attitudes and behavioral intentions of marathon racers: A cross-national inquiry
In light of the anticipated expansion of marathon events on a global stage, this study collected survey data from marathon participants who traveled to two prominent events in Chicago, USA, and Xiamen, China. On average, Chinese marathon travelers had higher scores than their American counterparts in all major constructs, including embodied experiences, destination personality, perceived event image, and behavioral intentions. This study adopted …
Transforming molecular diagnostics learning: The power of gamification in higher medical education
Introduction Traditional teaching models in molecular diagnostics often fail to engage students effectively, leading to superficial learning and limited development of core competencies. Methods This study evaluated the integration of gamified learning with collaborative inquiry learning to enhance student motivation and competencies improvement among 47 biotechnology undergraduates at Guilin Medical University. Participants engaged in a four-uni…
Strategies for enhancing creativity among geography elective students: A multilevel linear analysis of student teamwork, learning motivation, and teachers’ instructional innovation
Research integrity and data ethics in AI-driven integrated healthcare: A critical appraisal
The convergence of artificial intelligence (AI) and healthcare is reshaping clinical practice, yet this transformation raises pressing questions about scientific rigor and ethical responsibility. This review provides a critical appraisal of research integrity and data ethics considerations specific to AI implementation in integrated healthcare settings. We analyzed peer-reviewed literature from 2019 to 2025, focusing on algorithmic transparency, …
Introducing ManyViews: An AI-assisted tool to support citizens’ engagement in the design of urban spaces
Psychology (11 works) · Computer Science (9 works) · Social Psychology (9 works) · Engineering (7 works) · Social Psychology (7 works) · Medicine (6 works) · Geography (5 works) · Environmental Science (4 works) · Pathology (4 works) · Political science (4 works)