Wei Zhao
Biographic Data
| ID | 72169 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Wei Zhao |
| GIVEN NAMES | Wei |
| FAMILY NAME | Zhao |
| SIGNATURE | ZHAO W |
| AFFILIATIONS | Northeast Normal University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3892-2361 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 156 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 241 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 156 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2027 |
| H-INDEX | 8 |
ZiBuPiYin recipe mediates BDNF/TrkB/CREB regulation of synaptic plasticity: Key role of SYT1 acetylation modification
State-Mediated Opportunities: Institutional Change and Social Origins of Entrepreneurship in Transitional China
This study develops a historical-institutional account of entrepreneurship in China’s market transition by theorizing a core-periphery inversion in the state-mediated opportunity structure. We argue that as state policies evolved, entrepreneurial opportunities oscillated between the periphery and core in the stratification system, determining which social groups had better opportunities to enter entrepreneurship. Using multi-wave national survey …
The driving mechanism of large-scale comprehensive sports events on regional public sports activity growth: Evidence from China's provincial panel data
Based on the spatial difference-in-difference method, this study explores and analyzes the driving effect of large-scale comprehensive sports events on the growth of public sports activities in 31 provincial-level regions of China, from the perspectives of spatial aggregation, temporal trends, and regulatory mechanisms. The results indicate that during the 15-year period, the overall growth of public sports activities in various provinces demonst…
Investigating the factors influencing secondary school students’ creative thinking based on the opportunity–propensity framework: Evidence from high-performing countries and regions
Guided Diffusion Cross-Domain Recommendation With Bilateral Alignment
Recommendation systems have been widely applied across various domains. However, they have consistently been hindered by the cold-start problem. One of the recent solutions involves extracting knowledge from other domains and applying it to the target domain’s recommendations. This is also one of the issues that cross-domain recommendation (CDR) aims to address. Mapping methods serve as a means to translate data across distinct domains, thereby b…
Graph Neural Networks With Interaction-Aware View Fusion for Graph Classification
Graph neural networks (GNNs) have demonstrated outstanding performance in graph classification tasks. Most existing GNNs designed for graph classification adopt a structure that combines graph convolutional operators with graph pooling operators. However, these methods are often prone to being misled by spurious connections between nodes, which can arise due to noise or inherent data bias. Furthermore, these methods struggle to simultaneously cap…
Perceived stress and structural empowerment profiles among clinical nurses: A latent profile analysis in occupational health
Background Healthcare workers, particularly nurses, face high occupational stress andinadequate organizational support, which threaten workforce stability and public health service quality. Structural empowerment is a core organizational resource for improving occupational health and wellbeing among nurses. Objective To identify latent profiles of structural empowerment among clinical nurses, examine their distribution characteristics, and explor…
Revealing the innovation resilience of urban agglomerations: A case study of the Pearl River Delta
The innovation systems of urban agglomerations face increasingly complex challenges; if such systems are to effectively respond to external shocks and maintain sustainable innovation growth, their innovation resilience must be enhanced. Based on a complex systems perspective, this study constructs a multidimensional theoretical framework and methodological system for understanding and measuring the innovation resilience of urban agglomerations. T…
How Task and Individual Characteristics Affect Students’ Cognitive Load: The Moderating Role of AI-Generated Content
This study examined how task characteristics (TC) and individual characteristics (IC) affect cognitive load (CL) and how artificial intelligence generated content (AIGC) moderates these effects in online learning. Participants included 435 undergraduate students (200 males and 235 females) enrolled in an introductory educational technology course. A structural model, conducted using Mplus software, was employed to test the relationships between e…
Enhancing Human-Generative Artificial Intelligence Online Collaboration Outcomes: The Pivotal Function of Symbiotic Role Design
While generative artificial intelligence (GAI) has emerged as a vital support tool for collaborative learning, further exploration is required to achieve effective human-machine symbiosis in online collaborative processes. Grounded in symbiosis theory, our study developed a role-based intervention strategy to empower learners and their artificial intelligence (AI) partners through clearly defined responsibilities and collaborative interaction rul…
The regional environmental benefits and heterogeneity of eco-innovation networks: Evidence from the Yangtze River Economic Belt in China
Constructing Eco-Innovation networks is an effective way to improve innovation capabilities and drive high-quality development. It constructs an indicator system for measuring the environmental benefits of cities at the prefecture level. We quantitatively measure the environmental benefits of cities using the super-efficiency SBM model. Using the PVAR model, we explore the long-term dynamic relationship between eco-Innovation networks and urban e…
Effects of physical activity and resilience on anxiety in China children: A mediating model with moderating effects
Background: Anxiety disorders in children exist on a continuum, ranging from mild symptoms to full clinical diagnoses, underscoring the need for early intervention to reduce long-term effects. Physical activity (PA) has gained attention as a potential, cost-effective intervention. However, the role of psychological resilience (PR) as an intermediary and the impact of parenting styles (PS) as moderators require deeper exploration. Objective: The a…
Cognitive diagnosis method via neural networks with transfer learning and Q-matrix constraints
摘要: 神经网络作为最重要的机器学习方法已被广泛地用于认知诊断, 但目前仍没有一种简单通用的神经网络认知诊断方法。因此, 提出一种Q矩阵约束的神经网络认知诊断方法(Bi-QNN), 并基于迁移学习进行训练。新模型的优势在于:(1)使用人员无需专门设计网络结构, 新模型可以根据Q矩阵与交互式Q矩阵自适应任意数据集; (2)网络结构的设计原理源于GDINA模型, 使其能够较好地表达属性的主效应与交互效应; (3)基于迁移学习的模型训练方案能有效地解决标记数据稀缺问题, 提高模型的易用性与适用范围。实验结果表明:Bi-QNN在模拟数据集上的预测误差整体上比参数化方法GDINA与DINA的表现更好; 在一定的范围内, 模型对属性数量敏感性相对较低, 当属性数量增加时在一定程度上仍能保持较好的分类准确率; 基于迁移学习训练的Bi-QNN方法能更好地适应不同样本量的数据集, 在模拟数据与实证数据的多种条件下保持对其它模型的领先; 模型性能的进一步提升受到基于参数模型的模拟数据的限制, 对试题质量仍有…
Tongmai Yangxin Pill ameliorates doxorubicin-induced cardiotoxicity through m6A/ALKBH5/BNIP3 axis
Integrated transcriptomics and network pharmacology approaches to elucidate the anti-fibrotic mechanism of Eucommia ulmoides leaves against liver fibrosis
Xingshen Jieyu Decoction ameliorates post-stroke depression by modulating proBDNF/BDNF signaling via PI3K/Akt pathway
XSJY alleviates depressive-like behaviors in PSD rats by attenuating hippocampal apoptosis(most notably in DG) and restoring neurotrophic balance. Its actions are mediated partly via PI3K/Akt and proBDNF/BDNF signaling, with additional pathways likely contributing to its multi-target neuroprotective effects
Reconstructing stance in EFL doctoral thesis writing through generative artificial intelligence
Since its emergence in 2022, Generative Artificial Intelligence (Generative AI) has rapidly gained widespread application in the field of academic English writing (EAW), triggering multifaceted transformations in EAW practices, particularly in the construction of authorial stance. Doctoral dissertations, due to their stringent demands for academic depth and originality, serve as an ideal subject for investigating the impact of Generative AI. EFL …
Market-incentive environmental regulation and total factor energy efficiency: Evidence from China’s energy-consuming right trading pilot
Improving energy efficiency is not only the key to achieving energy conservation, carbon reduction and green development, but also the way to promote the high-quality development of China’s economy. This article measures the total factor energy efficiency (TFEE) of Chinese cities and uses the Energy Rights Trading Pilot Policy (ERTP) as a quasi-natural experiment to evaluate the impact of this market-based environmental regulation policy on TFEE …
Can full-cost insurance enhance agricultural economic resilience
Agricultural insurance is a vital tool for enhancing agricultural economic resilience, ensuring food security and promoting agricultural modernization. This study examines the first batch of full-cost insurance pilot counties in China as case study areas. Based on a comprehensive evaluation index system of agricultural economic resilience, we use county-level panel data from 2015 to 2021 and utilize a Difference-in-Differences (DID) model to eval…
Roles of programming self-efficacy, cognitive styles, and self-regulated learning strategies on computational thinking in computer programming
This study explored the relationships among programming self-efficacy, learning strategies, and computational thinking on the basis of self-regulation theory. This study also investigated whether the cognitive styles moderated the structural relationships among the factors through the comparison between analytical and intuitive learners. The participants were 487 high school students enrolled in a computer programming course. Through partial leas…
The Influence of the Framework and Emotion Related to Animal Protection among Teenagers in China
This study is based on Regulatory Fit Theory, Cognitive Dissonance Theory, and the Elaboration Likelihood Model (ELM) to explore factors affecting teenagers’ awareness and behavior regarding wild animal protection. Experiment 1 aimed to examine whether emotional and rational advertising appeal frames differentially influence wild animal protection among teenagers. Participants were 66 junior middle school students from Beijing, China. The Questio…
Analysis of the efficiency and influencing factors of the urban and rural residents social endowment insurance in China: From the perspective of regional heterogeneity
Introduction: China's urban and rural residents social endowment insurance (URRSEI) plays a key role in ensuring the quality of life of the older adult and promoting social stability. Methods: Based on the data of 31 provinces in China from 2012 to 2022, this study evaluates the efficiency of URRSEI and analyzes its influencing factors through DEA method and Tobit Model. Results and discussion: The overall efficiency of China is high. Eastern reg…
Impact of social factors and health campaigns on the burden of idiopathic epilepsy: An inequality, decomposition, generalized and synthetic difference-in-differences study
Background: Idiopathic epilepsy is a major global health burden that causes premature death and disability. Previous studies have systematically analyzed trends in the burden of idiopathic epilepsy. However, analyses of the impact of social factors, health campaigns and policies on the burden of idiopathic epilepsy are lacking. This study aims to fill that gap. Methods: We used data from the 2021 Global Burden of Disease (GBD) and calculated the …
Commentary: Perceptions and needs of patients, caregivers and health professionals regarding an oncology community center: a qualitative study
Mitnik et al.'s (2025) timely study illuminates the human dimension of decentralizing cancer care through Oncology Community Centers (OCCs). Their qualitative exploration reveals a core tension: the clash between the undeniable benefits of geographical accessibility and the deep-seated psychological need for clinical security associated with large hospitals. As healthcare systems globally grapple with rural-urban disparities, this work exposes cr…
Object Lesson: Shop + House: The Chinese Shophouse as a Transpacific Vernacular Form
This Object Lesson examines the ways in which the design of the shophouse—a vernacular dwelling that served both commercial (shop) and residential (house) functions—evolved in southern China and western North America through transpacific cultural exchange initiated and sustained by the Chinese diasporas. Drawing upon fieldwork and archival research, this article focuses on selected shophouses in four port cities across the Pacific, including Zhan…
The Consequences of Economic Globalization for Affluent Democracies
In recent decades, economic globalization has grown significantly in affluent democracies. Taking this as a point of departure, we review social science research on the consequences of economic globalization for the state, the economy, and civil society. We advocate for a concrete position of empirical scrutiny, between the grand theorists and earlier empirical skeptics, and measure economic globalization as the heightening of international trade…
Changes resulting from a land consolidation project (LCP) and its resource–environment effects: A case study in Tianmen City of Hubei Province, China
Embeddedness and Contractual Relationships in China's Transitional Economy
Interfirm contracts represent common economic relations in the marketplace; they are also deeply embedded in social relations and social institutions. In the context of China's transitional economy, this study examines how three mechanisms-economizing transaction costs, network-based social relations, and institutional links-affect interfirm contractual relationships in (1) the choice of search channels for contractual partners, (2) the formality…
Economic inequality, status perceptions, and subjective well-being in China's transitional economy
Understanding classifications: Empirical evidence from the American and French wine industries
Institutional transformation and returns to education in urban China: An empirical assessment
Dual institutional structure and housing inequality in transitional urban China
From institutional segmentation to market fragmentation: Institutional transformation and the shifting stratification order in urban China
Influence of government attention on environmental quality: An analysis of 30 provinces in China
Social Categories, Classification Systems, and Determinants of Wine Price in the California and French Wine Industries
This study advances the sociological inquiry on social categories by synthesizing two lines of research in economic and organizational sociology-studies of industrial categories in market dynamics and neo-institutional analyses of social categories. It compares the classificatory schemes and structures in the California and French wine industries and investigates the impact of institutionalized categories on social evaluation via the lens of dete…
Confucian HRM or unitarism with Chinese characteristics? A study of worker attitudes to work reform and management in three state-owned enterprises
This article addresses the changing nature of factory regimes in China. It analyses worker attitudes to management control and workplace change in three state-owned automotive enterprises. In the context of the diffusion of new management methods that, for some writers, are seen to contain the potential for blending western concepts of unitarism with traditional Chinese values centred on harmony and loyalty, the article provides case study eviden…
Genome-wide analysis identifies genetic effects on reproductive success and ongoing natural selection at the Fads locus
Genetic effects and gene-by-education interactions on episodic memory performance and decline in an aging population
Impact of political incentives on urban green development: An analysis of 284 cities in China
Social capital's role in mitigating economic vulnerability: Understanding the impact of income disparities on farmers' livelihoods
Process analysis of inter-governmental negotiation in delineating permanent prime farmland around cities: The case of Chongqing, China
"Institutional Compatibility and the Diffusion of "Best Practices: Human Resource Management in Foreign-Invested Enterprises in China
We advance the literature on global diffusion, currently dominated by the world polity theory, by examining how the local institutional environment shapes the diffusion of global best practices. We argue that global best practices that are more compatible with the local institutional environment are more likely to be adopted by local actors, and that they also exert a greater positive impact on the adopters. In contrast to existing research that …
The Innovation and Learning Capabilities of Chinese Firms: Technological Development in the Automobile and Electronics Industries
Based on the example of the automobile and electronics sector in China, the article examines the technological learning of companies in China and the way it is influenced by industrial policy. Companies have consolidated their production capacity and technological learning but are rarely in a position to develop an innovation capability. The article shows the diversity of enterprises and identifies two opposing modes of development, either based …
Market Transition, Multidimensional Socioeconomic Status, and Health Disparities in Urban China
Synthesizing the theory of fundamental causes in the health literature with the stratification research on transitional economies, this paper investigates how the multidimensional socioeconomic status (SES), especially education and communist party membership, is associated with three self-rated health outcomes in urban China. Using data from the 2013 Chinese General Social Survey, we find that party membership is associated with better self-rate…
Visible and invisible hands intertwined: State-market symbiotic interactions and changing income inequality in urban China
Estimating Telomere Length Heritability in an Unrelated Sample of Adults: Is Heritability of Telomere Length Modified by Life Course Socioeconomic Status
Telomere length (TL) is a widely used marker of biological aging and is associated with an increased risk of morbidity and mortality. Recently, there has been evidence for an association between TL and socioeconomic status (SES), particularly for measures of education and childhood SES. Individual differences in TL are also influenced by genetic factors, with heritability estimates from twin and sibling studies ranging from 34 to 82 percent. Yet …
Market Institutions, Product Identities, and Valuation of California Premium Wines
This study develops an institutional approach to understand how market institutions differentiate the identities and statuses of products and producers and eventually affect the valuation of products. Quantitative and qualitative evidence drawn from the California premium wine market shows that category-based product attributes that signify exclusivity, comply with a high institutional standard, or indicate a high rank in the classification syste…
Shifting-Sand Control in Central Tibet
The middle reaches of the Yarlung Zangbo, the Lhasa, and the Nianchu rivers form the center of politics, economy, and culture in the Tibetan Autonomous Region. Due to the fragility of the natural environment and overexploitation of land by the local people, desertification is becoming a serious problem in the valleys. Shifting sands cover an area of 578 km2 and have caused problems such as damage to farmland and grassland, traffic blockage and bu…
Perceptions of Job Relocation Among Young Employees in State-Owned Enterprises
State-owned enterprises are a major component of the national economy, and young workers in the state-owned enterprises have become the main body of employees in these enterprises. This article is based on a 1991 survey of ten thousand workers throughout China conducted by the China Labor Movement Institute under the All-China Federation of Trade Unions and on a survey of 50,000 workers throughout China conducted by the Federation in August 1992,…
Shifting-Sand Control in Central Tibet
The middle reaches of the Yarlung Zangbo, the Lhasa, and the Nianchu rivers form the center of politics, economy, and culture in the Tibetan Autonomous Region. Due to the fragility of the natural environment and overexploitation of land by the local people, desertification is becoming a serious problem in the valleys. Shifting sands cover an area of 578 km2 and have caused problems such as damage to farmland and grassland, traffic blockage and bu…
Institutional transformation and returns to education in urban China: An empirical assessment
Regard(s) sur l'émergence d'une économie de marché en Chine
The Chinese economy does still not qualify as demand-driven economy. Its growth is based on investment. In fact successive waves of investment have emerged during the eighties and produced a piling-up of productive systems. A wave of small national enterprises and entrepreneurs, a second large wave of foreign direct investment from overseas Chinese mainly from Hong-Kong, South-East Asia and Taiwan and a wave of FDI from rich industrialized econom…
Embeddedness and Contractual Relationships in China's Transitional Economy
Interfirm contracts represent common economic relations in the marketplace; they are also deeply embedded in social relations and social institutions. In the context of China's transitional economy, this study examines how three mechanisms-economizing transaction costs, network-based social relations, and institutional links-affect interfirm contractual relationships in (1) the choice of search channels for contractual partners, (2) the formality…
Factory regimes and the dismantling of established labour in Asia: A review of cases from large manufacturing plants in China, South Korea and Taiwan
This article is about factory regimes and more particularly about changes in factory regimes in East Asia. Its point of departure is Burawoy’s early and highly influential contribution to the understanding of factory regimes (Burawoy, 1985), which has very often been associated with the idea of ‘hegemonic despotism’ and increased attempts by management at ideological control. The article seeks to go beyond this particular interpretation. Theoreti…
Trends of HIV Risk Behaviors in a Cohort of Injecting Drug Users and Their Sex Partners in Miami, Florida, 1988–1998
Understanding classifications: Empirical evidence from the American and French wine industries
Providers’ HIV Prevention Discussions with HIV-Seropositive Injection Drug Users
Initiating HIV Care: Attitudes and Perceptions of HIV Positive Crack Cocaine Users
The Consequences of Economic Globalization for Affluent Democracies
In recent decades, economic globalization has grown significantly in affluent democracies. Taking this as a point of departure, we review social science research on the consequences of economic globalization for the state, the economy, and civil society. We advocate for a concrete position of empirical scrutiny, between the grand theorists and earlier empirical skeptics, and measure economic globalization as the heightening of international trade…
Social Categories, Classification Systems, and Determinants of Wine Price in the California and French Wine Industries
This study advances the sociological inquiry on social categories by synthesizing two lines of research in economic and organizational sociology-studies of industrial categories in market dynamics and neo-institutional analyses of social categories. It compares the classificatory schemes and structures in the California and French wine industries and investigates the impact of institutionalized categories on social evaluation via the lens of dete…
Market Institutions, Product Identities, and Valuation of California Premium Wines
This study develops an institutional approach to understand how market institutions differentiate the identities and statuses of products and producers and eventually affect the valuation of products. Quantitative and qualitative evidence drawn from the California premium wine market shows that category-based product attributes that signify exclusivity, comply with a high institutional standard, or indicate a high rank in the classification syste…
The Innovation and Learning Capabilities of Chinese Firms: Technological Development in the Automobile and Electronics Industries
Based on the example of the automobile and electronics sector in China, the article examines the technological learning of companies in China and the way it is influenced by industrial policy. Companies have consolidated their production capacity and technological learning but are rarely in a position to develop an innovation capability. The article shows the diversity of enterprises and identifies two opposing modes of development, either based …
Health-Related Quality of Life and Nicotine Dependence, Florida 2007
The consequences of long-term smoking, and thus nicotine dependence, may not be confined to traditional morbidity measures but may include poor perceived health and overall well-being
The optimal therapeutic timing and mechanism of puerarin treatment of spinal cord ischemia–reperfusion injury in rats
Action mechanism of Zuo Gui Yin Decoction's promotion on estradiol production in rats during the peri-menopausal period
A local outbreak of dengue caused by an imported case in Dongguan China
Several characterized points of urbanization contributed to this outbreak of dengue in Dongguan: the residents are highly concentrated; the residents' life habits helped to form the habitats of Ae. albopictus and contributed to the high Breteau Index; the self-constructed houses lacks of mosquito prevention facilities. This report has reaffirmed the importance of a surveillance system for infectious diseases control and aroused the awareness of a…
Effect of Salat Prayer and Exercise on Cognitive Functioning of Hui Muslims Aged Sixty and Over
We compared the cognitive functioning of Hui Muslims aged 60 and over who practiced salat prayer (SP) and/or did physical exercise (PE) with individuals in the same age group who did not engage in such practices. Our sample comprised 205 ethnic Hui Muslims aged between 60 and 86 years who completed the Scale of Cognitive Functioning in Older People (Hong, 1990) and it was found that those in the group of participants who practiced SP or did PE de…
Economic inequality, status perceptions, and subjective well-being in China's transitional economy
Signaling and tacit collusion in an infinitely repeated Prisoners’ Dilemma
Confucian HRM or unitarism with Chinese characteristics? A study of worker attitudes to work reform and management in three state-owned enterprises
This article addresses the changing nature of factory regimes in China. It analyses worker attitudes to management control and workplace change in three state-owned automotive enterprises. In the context of the diffusion of new management methods that, for some writers, are seen to contain the potential for blending western concepts of unitarism with traditional Chinese values centred on harmony and loyalty, the article provides case study eviden…
GWAS of 126,559 Individuals Identifies Genetic Variants Associated with Educational Attainment
Genetic College Many genomic elements in humans are associated with behavior, including educational attainment. In a genome-wide association study including more than 100,000 samples, Rietveld et al. (p. 1467 , published online 30 May; see the Perspective by Flint and Munafò ) looked for genes related to educational attainment in Caucasians. Small genetic effects at three loci appeared to impact educational attainment.
The progress and challenges in sustainable forestry development in China
Forestry development in China has undergone a series of reforms over the past six decades. This article examines temporal changes in forest resources and policies, the current status of forestry, and future challenges toward sustainable forest management in China. Excessive logging in the 1950s to 1980s badly damaged the nation’s forests, but the adoption of enlightened forest policies in the late 1990s has led to increases in China’s total fores…
Word Learning with Multiple Cues in Children with Autistic Spectrum Disorder: Evidence from Eye Movements
摘要
Medicine (52 works) · China (44 works) · Psychology (41 works) · Political science (37 works) · Geography (31 works) · Economics (28 works) · Internal Medicine (28 works) · Biology (26 works) · Business (22 works) · Computer Science (20 works)