X Q Wang
Biographic Data
| ID | 6764156 |
|---|---|
| NAME | X Q Wang |
| GIVEN NAMES | X Q |
| FAMILY NAME | Wang |
| SIGNATURE | WANG X Q |
| AFFILIATIONS | Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences & Peking Union Medical College |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3540-7241 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Trust and heterogeneity in GAI adoption: An integrated TAM–UTAUT–trust model among Chinese K−12 teachers
Background Generative artificial intelligence is reshaping K-12 education, yet teachers' adoption remains unbalanced and under-researched. This study integrates TAM, UTAUT, and Perceived Trust Theory to construct an adoption model for K-12 teachers' GAI adoption intention. Methods A survey of 443 K-12 teachers from 16 prefecture-level cities in Shandong Province was conducted. PLS-SEM with bootstrapping (5,000 resamples) was employed to test dire…
Embodied nursery rhyme teaching shows preliminary efficacy for preschoolers’ language aesthetic ability: A pilot mixed-methods study from China
Introduction Language aesthetic ability is central to early childhood arts education. However, traditional nursery-rhyme instruction in China often emphasizes rote recitation, neglecting the role of embodied experience. Grounded in embodied cognition theory, this study operationalizes embodied-cognition principles into a four-step teaching model and examines its impact on senior-kindergarteners’ language aesthetic development. Methods Using a seq…
The effect of hospital safety climate on nurses' turnover intention: The mediating role of work engagement
Background: Nurses are vital in addressing global healthcare workforce shortages. The shortage of nurses and high turnover rates are concerned with the quality of care. To further explore the mechanisms underlying nurse turnover, this study focuses on the mediating role of work engagement, examining the relationship between hospital safety climate, work engagement, and turnover intention. Methods: This was a cross-sectional research design of nur…
Digital‐Real Integration and Trade Network Centrality: Evidence From China
Against the backdrop of digitalization reshaping the international trade landscape, the deep integration of digital technology with the real economy is transforming the global value chain and has become a crucial pathway for enhancing national competitiveness. This study investigates how digital‐real integration influences China's trade network centrality. Employing a trade network model, we first theoretically analyze how digital‐real integratio…
Ethical reflection of Chinese scientists on the dual-use concerns of emerging medical biotechnology
Emerging medical biotechnology typically exhibits a ‘dual-use’ nature, which, while promoting human well-being, concurrently presents potential risks of misuse or abuse, thereby posing significant threats. Globally, including in China, emerging medical biotechnology is developing rapidly. To understand the views and perspectives of Chinese scientists on dual-use concerns, this empirical study conducted semistructured qualitative interviews with r…
Innovative therapy in clinical practice: Ethical perspective from China
Innovative therapy, as a new paradigm of medical intervention deviating from standard routine practice, prioritizes the best interests of patients, offering alternative therapeutic pathways where standard treatments fail. In China, their application is increasing alongside advancements in medical technology. However, innovative therapy poses various ethical challenges in clinical settings, including misconceptions of being viewed as research rath…
Dual‐use research assessment in emerging medical biotechnology: An ethical perspective from China
Emerging medical biotechnology, with its dual‐use nature, presents both unprecedented opportunities and challenges for human society. As we benefit from technological innovation, it is crucial for Chinese academics and policymakers to effectively identify and address potential risks. However, the current framework for evaluating dual‐use research faces multiple challenges, including difficulties in identifying dual‐use issues, a lack of considera…
Unveiling the Ethics of Chinese Biobank: Insights from Consent Document Analysis
Biobanking in China has seen rapid development, placing the country as a key player globally. However, significant ethical challenges arise, particularly around donor autonomy in informed consent for collecting and using biological materials and personal data. This study examines how Chinese biobanks inform donors about their participation and the ethical content of consent documents. Using qualitative content analysis, 12 consent documents from …
Attraction Agglomeration and Destination Agglomeration: The Case of Chinese National Scenic Areas
We examine the effect of attraction and destination agglomerations on tourism revenues and tourist flows. Using data from 184 national scenic areas in China for the 2012 to 2017 period as the case study for our two-level agglomeration model, we find that the attraction agglomeration yields cooperative competition at the micro level of tourist districts. This co-existence of compatible and competitive effects determines not only individual nationa…
Emotion matters in early polite lies: Preschoolers’ polite lie‐telling in relation to cognitive and emotion‐related abilities
Most prior studies on children's polite lie‐telling have focused on cognitive correlates but neglected emotional correlates. This study examined 115 preschoolers’ polite lie‐telling in relation to both cognitive (inhibitory control (IC), false‐belief understanding) and emotion‐related abilities (emotional theory of mind (ToM), affective empathy). After receiving a disappointing gift, 53 (46.1%) preschoolers lied. Preschoolers’ polite lie‐telling …
Seeking Credibility from Uncertainty: How Formal Cooptation Institution Unleashes Outspoken NGOs
Uncertain political boundaries and formal cooptation institutions often make NGOs in China self-censor on sensitive issues. A growing body of literature has focused on various strategies NGOs proactively adopt to circumvent formal restrictions and manage the risk of participation. However, a comparative case study from a four-month fieldwork in this paper reveals a previously neglected aspect of state-NGO interaction, i.e., how do NGOs perceive a…
Sexual Knowledge, Behaviors, and Attitudes of Medical Students in Kunming, China
422 medical students at a conservative campus in Yunnan reported their sexual knowledge, behaviors, and attitudes of reproductive health service to help students acquire necessary sexual knowledge and avoid unwanted pregnancy, abortion, and sexually transmitted diseases
Seeking Credibility from Uncertainty: How Formal Cooptation Institution Unleashes Outspoken NGOs
Uncertain political boundaries and formal cooptation institutions often make NGOs in China self-censor on sensitive issues. A growing body of literature has focused on various strategies NGOs proactively adopt to circumvent formal restrictions and manage the risk of participation. However, a comparative case study from a four-month fieldwork in this paper reveals a previously neglected aspect of state-NGO interaction, i.e., how do NGOs perceive a…
Attraction Agglomeration and Destination Agglomeration: The Case of Chinese National Scenic Areas
We examine the effect of attraction and destination agglomerations on tourism revenues and tourist flows. Using data from 184 national scenic areas in China for the 2012 to 2017 period as the case study for our two-level agglomeration model, we find that the attraction agglomeration yields cooperative competition at the micro level of tourist districts. This co-existence of compatible and competitive effects determines not only individual nationa…
Sexual Knowledge, Behaviors, and Attitudes of Medical Students in Kunming, China
422 medical students at a conservative campus in Yunnan reported their sexual knowledge, behaviors, and attitudes of reproductive health service to help students acquire necessary sexual knowledge and avoid unwanted pregnancy, abortion, and sexually transmitted diseases
Seeking Credibility from Uncertainty: How Formal Cooptation Institution Unleashes Outspoken NGOs
Uncertain political boundaries and formal cooptation institutions often make NGOs in China self-censor on sensitive issues. A growing body of literature has focused on various strategies NGOs proactively adopt to circumvent formal restrictions and manage the risk of participation. However, a comparative case study from a four-month fieldwork in this paper reveals a previously neglected aspect of state-NGO interaction, i.e., how do NGOs perceive a…
Emotion matters in early polite lies: Preschoolers’ polite lie‐telling in relation to cognitive and emotion‐related abilities
Most prior studies on children's polite lie‐telling have focused on cognitive correlates but neglected emotional correlates. This study examined 115 preschoolers’ polite lie‐telling in relation to both cognitive (inhibitory control (IC), false‐belief understanding) and emotion‐related abilities (emotional theory of mind (ToM), affective empathy). After receiving a disappointing gift, 53 (46.1%) preschoolers lied. Preschoolers’ polite lie‐telling …
Ethical reflection of Chinese scientists on the dual-use concerns of emerging medical biotechnology
Emerging medical biotechnology typically exhibits a ‘dual-use’ nature, which, while promoting human well-being, concurrently presents potential risks of misuse or abuse, thereby posing significant threats. Globally, including in China, emerging medical biotechnology is developing rapidly. To understand the views and perspectives of Chinese scientists on dual-use concerns, this empirical study conducted semistructured qualitative interviews with r…
Innovative therapy in clinical practice: Ethical perspective from China
Innovative therapy, as a new paradigm of medical intervention deviating from standard routine practice, prioritizes the best interests of patients, offering alternative therapeutic pathways where standard treatments fail. In China, their application is increasing alongside advancements in medical technology. However, innovative therapy poses various ethical challenges in clinical settings, including misconceptions of being viewed as research rath…
Dual‐use research assessment in emerging medical biotechnology: An ethical perspective from China
Emerging medical biotechnology, with its dual‐use nature, presents both unprecedented opportunities and challenges for human society. As we benefit from technological innovation, it is crucial for Chinese academics and policymakers to effectively identify and address potential risks. However, the current framework for evaluating dual‐use research faces multiple challenges, including difficulties in identifying dual‐use issues, a lack of considera…
Unveiling the Ethics of Chinese Biobank: Insights from Consent Document Analysis
Biobanking in China has seen rapid development, placing the country as a key player globally. However, significant ethical challenges arise, particularly around donor autonomy in informed consent for collecting and using biological materials and personal data. This study examines how Chinese biobanks inform donors about their participation and the ethical content of consent documents. Using qualitative content analysis, 12 consent documents from …
Attraction Agglomeration and Destination Agglomeration: The Case of Chinese National Scenic Areas
We examine the effect of attraction and destination agglomerations on tourism revenues and tourist flows. Using data from 184 national scenic areas in China for the 2012 to 2017 period as the case study for our two-level agglomeration model, we find that the attraction agglomeration yields cooperative competition at the micro level of tourist districts. This co-existence of compatible and competitive effects determines not only individual nationa…
Trust and heterogeneity in GAI adoption: An integrated TAM–UTAUT–trust model among Chinese K−12 teachers
Background Generative artificial intelligence is reshaping K-12 education, yet teachers' adoption remains unbalanced and under-researched. This study integrates TAM, UTAUT, and Perceived Trust Theory to construct an adoption model for K-12 teachers' GAI adoption intention. Methods A survey of 443 K-12 teachers from 16 prefecture-level cities in Shandong Province was conducted. PLS-SEM with bootstrapping (5,000 resamples) was employed to test dire…
Embodied nursery rhyme teaching shows preliminary efficacy for preschoolers’ language aesthetic ability: A pilot mixed-methods study from China
Introduction Language aesthetic ability is central to early childhood arts education. However, traditional nursery-rhyme instruction in China often emphasizes rote recitation, neglecting the role of embodied experience. Grounded in embodied cognition theory, this study operationalizes embodied-cognition principles into a four-step teaching model and examines its impact on senior-kindergarteners’ language aesthetic development. Methods Using a seq…
The effect of hospital safety climate on nurses' turnover intention: The mediating role of work engagement
Background: Nurses are vital in addressing global healthcare workforce shortages. The shortage of nurses and high turnover rates are concerned with the quality of care. To further explore the mechanisms underlying nurse turnover, this study focuses on the mediating role of work engagement, examining the relationship between hospital safety climate, work engagement, and turnover intention. Methods: This was a cross-sectional research design of nur…
Digital‐Real Integration and Trade Network Centrality: Evidence From China
Against the backdrop of digitalization reshaping the international trade landscape, the deep integration of digital technology with the real economy is transforming the global value chain and has become a crucial pathway for enhancing national competitiveness. This study investigates how digital‐real integration influences China's trade network centrality. Employing a trade network model, we first theoretically analyze how digital‐real integratio…
China (7 works) · Biomedical Ethics and Regulation (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Engineering (3 works) · Engineering ethics (3 works) · Biotechnology and Related Fields (2 works) · Cognition (2 works) · Developmental psychology (2 works) · Ethical issues (2 works)