Longjun Jing
Biographic Data
| ID | 831879 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Longjun Jing |
| GIVEN NAMES | Longjun |
| FAMILY NAME | Jing |
| SIGNATURE | JING L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Hunan University of Science and Technology |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6894-8442 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 13 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Intensifying drought threatens the heat-regulating capacity of urban vegetation
Urban vegetation is critical in regulating urban heat, yet the stability of this regulatory effect under drought has not been well measured at a global scale. Using satellite observations during 2003–2024 across 2911 cities, we found that vegetation greening reduced urban land surface temperature (LST) with the strongest global mean daytime reduction of 0.405°C in summer and the weakest of 0.066°C in winter. Nighttime effects were weaker, averagi…
Investigating the Relationship between Psychological Capital and Physical Activity among University Students
Physical inactivity among university students is a growing concern, significantly impacting their overall health and well-being. Understanding the factors that influence physical activity is essential for promoting healthier lifestyles in this demographic. Grounded in Self-Determination Theory and the Health Belief Model, this study investigates how psychological capital affects college students’ physical activity, focusing on the chain mediating…
Physical activity, emotional intelligence, weight bias internalization, and body image concerns among emerging adult women in China
Exposure to idealized body images online has led to the internalization of unrealistic beauty standards among young women, resulting in decreased self-body satisfaction, which can affect individuals’ well-being and career prospects. In this study we used a survey to examine the link between physical activity and the body image concerns of 355 women aged 20‐29 years, who were living in Changsha City, China. Analysis of the data revealed a negative…
Physical activity, body anxiety, self-discipline, and emotional eating among Chinese women in the workforc
Women in the workforce in China are facing rising anxiety and depression, often leading to emotional eating, which detrimentally affects their health, work, and family interactions. In this study we explored the link between physical activity and emotional eating among working women in China. Using snowball sampling, we conducted a survey with 466 women aged between 18 and 55 years who were employed in organizations in Changsha City, China. We co…
How Temporary Employment Relates to Community Health Services Utilization
Although community health services provide initial health counseling, nursing care, and medical diagnosis as basic social services in many countries, their equitable provision faces challenges. This study examined the relationship and underlying economic and social mechanisms between temporary employment and the utilization of community health services by China's migrant workers. Data from the 2017 China Migrants Dynamic Survey, which included 69…
Exploring the Nexus between Moderate-to-Vigorous Physical Activity, Self-Disclosure, Social Anxiety, and Adolescent Social Avoidance
Objectives: Psychological issues among adolescents represent a prevalent challenge in today's society. The purpose of this study is to explore the associations among moderate-to-vigorous physical activity, self-disclosure, social anxiety, and social avoidance in adolescents. Methods: This study collected cross-sectional data from 427 students in eight provincial key junior and senior high schools in the central China region of three provinces usi…
Effect of physical activity on social interaction anxiety among Beijing drifters
Social interaction anxiety has become increasingly problematic among individuals who relocate to major urban areas for work, which can adversely affect their personal health and career development, leading to severe social conflicts. We used a cross-sectional survey to explore the relationship between physical activity and social interaction anxiety, by obtaining data from 453 Beijing drifters through snowball and purposeful sampling, and used Am…
Bad Jobs on the Rise? Age, Period, and Cohort Effects on Low-Paid Work in Hong Kong, 1986–2016
Enjoying the fruit of development? Working conditions and the earnings of low-skilled internal migrants in China across two decades (1993-2015)
China’s unprecedented economic growth in recent decades can largely be attributed to millions of migrant labourers that made China the ‘world’s factory’. It is well documented, however, that migrant labourers experience discrimination in the labour market. Despite China’s phenomenal economic growth, few studies have investigated whether the working conditions of low-skilled migrants have improved. In this study, we ask: in the past two decades, h…
How Medical Staff Alleviates Job Burnout through Sports Involvement
In the current healthcare environment, job burnout among medical staff is increasingly evident. Burnout not only affects the mental and physical health and career development of individuals but also affects the quality of care and the doctor-patient relationship. This paper investigates the influence of sports involvement on burnout in medical staff based on the job demands-resources theory, focusing on the mediating role of health anxiety and se…
Mindfulness and Regulatory Emotional Self-Efficacy of Injured Athletes Returning to Sports
Usually, both external environmental factors and internal psychological factors affect the self-efficacy of athletes returning to sports after an injury. Based upon COR theory, this study investigated mindfulness interventions' effects on competitive state anxiety and burnout in injured athletes who are returning to sports. The study was conducted in South China from March to April 2022. The snowball and convenience sampling methods were used to …
Distributionally restricted items
This paper explores the learnability of English indefinite any , Dutch modal verb hoeven , and Mandarin Chinese (WH-)indefinite/pronoun shenme . These three expressions, belonging to different syntactic categories in different languages, have been referred to as Negative Polarity Items (NPIs) in the literature, as they are all restricted to contexts that in some sense count as negative although there are differences in the types of semantic envir…
Emerging NPIs
Dutch modal verb
How Temporary Employment Relates to Community Health Services Utilization
Although community health services provide initial health counseling, nursing care, and medical diagnosis as basic social services in many countries, their equitable provision faces challenges. This study examined the relationship and underlying economic and social mechanisms between temporary employment and the utilization of community health services by China's migrant workers. Data from the 2017 China Migrants Dynamic Survey, which included 69…
Enjoying the fruit of development? Working conditions and the earnings of low-skilled internal migrants in China across two decades (1993-2015)
China’s unprecedented economic growth in recent decades can largely be attributed to millions of migrant labourers that made China the ‘world’s factory’. It is well documented, however, that migrant labourers experience discrimination in the labour market. Despite China’s phenomenal economic growth, few studies have investigated whether the working conditions of low-skilled migrants have improved. In this study, we ask: in the past two decades, h…
Emerging NPIs
Dutch modal verb
How Medical Staff Alleviates Job Burnout through Sports Involvement
In the current healthcare environment, job burnout among medical staff is increasingly evident. Burnout not only affects the mental and physical health and career development of individuals but also affects the quality of care and the doctor-patient relationship. This paper investigates the influence of sports involvement on burnout in medical staff based on the job demands-resources theory, focusing on the mediating role of health anxiety and se…
Mindfulness and Regulatory Emotional Self-Efficacy of Injured Athletes Returning to Sports
Usually, both external environmental factors and internal psychological factors affect the self-efficacy of athletes returning to sports after an injury. Based upon COR theory, this study investigated mindfulness interventions' effects on competitive state anxiety and burnout in injured athletes who are returning to sports. The study was conducted in South China from March to April 2022. The snowball and convenience sampling methods were used to …
Distributionally restricted items
This paper explores the learnability of English indefinite any , Dutch modal verb hoeven , and Mandarin Chinese (WH-)indefinite/pronoun shenme . These three expressions, belonging to different syntactic categories in different languages, have been referred to as Negative Polarity Items (NPIs) in the literature, as they are all restricted to contexts that in some sense count as negative although there are differences in the types of semantic envir…
Exploring the Nexus between Moderate-to-Vigorous Physical Activity, Self-Disclosure, Social Anxiety, and Adolescent Social Avoidance
Objectives: Psychological issues among adolescents represent a prevalent challenge in today's society. The purpose of this study is to explore the associations among moderate-to-vigorous physical activity, self-disclosure, social anxiety, and social avoidance in adolescents. Methods: This study collected cross-sectional data from 427 students in eight provincial key junior and senior high schools in the central China region of three provinces usi…
Effect of physical activity on social interaction anxiety among Beijing drifters
Social interaction anxiety has become increasingly problematic among individuals who relocate to major urban areas for work, which can adversely affect their personal health and career development, leading to severe social conflicts. We used a cross-sectional survey to explore the relationship between physical activity and social interaction anxiety, by obtaining data from 453 Beijing drifters through snowball and purposeful sampling, and used Am…
Bad Jobs on the Rise? Age, Period, and Cohort Effects on Low-Paid Work in Hong Kong, 1986–2016
Enjoying the fruit of development? Working conditions and the earnings of low-skilled internal migrants in China across two decades (1993-2015)
China’s unprecedented economic growth in recent decades can largely be attributed to millions of migrant labourers that made China the ‘world’s factory’. It is well documented, however, that migrant labourers experience discrimination in the labour market. Despite China’s phenomenal economic growth, few studies have investigated whether the working conditions of low-skilled migrants have improved. In this study, we ask: in the past two decades, h…
Physical activity, body anxiety, self-discipline, and emotional eating among Chinese women in the workforc
Women in the workforce in China are facing rising anxiety and depression, often leading to emotional eating, which detrimentally affects their health, work, and family interactions. In this study we explored the link between physical activity and emotional eating among working women in China. Using snowball sampling, we conducted a survey with 466 women aged between 18 and 55 years who were employed in organizations in Changsha City, China. We co…
How Temporary Employment Relates to Community Health Services Utilization
Although community health services provide initial health counseling, nursing care, and medical diagnosis as basic social services in many countries, their equitable provision faces challenges. This study examined the relationship and underlying economic and social mechanisms between temporary employment and the utilization of community health services by China's migrant workers. Data from the 2017 China Migrants Dynamic Survey, which included 69…
Investigating the Relationship between Psychological Capital and Physical Activity among University Students
Physical inactivity among university students is a growing concern, significantly impacting their overall health and well-being. Understanding the factors that influence physical activity is essential for promoting healthier lifestyles in this demographic. Grounded in Self-Determination Theory and the Health Belief Model, this study investigates how psychological capital affects college students’ physical activity, focusing on the chain mediating…
Physical activity, emotional intelligence, weight bias internalization, and body image concerns among emerging adult women in China
Exposure to idealized body images online has led to the internalization of unrealistic beauty standards among young women, resulting in decreased self-body satisfaction, which can affect individuals’ well-being and career prospects. In this study we used a survey to examine the link between physical activity and the body image concerns of 355 women aged 20‐29 years, who were living in Changsha City, China. Analysis of the data revealed a negative…
Intensifying drought threatens the heat-regulating capacity of urban vegetation
Urban vegetation is critical in regulating urban heat, yet the stability of this regulatory effect under drought has not been well measured at a global scale. Using satellite observations during 2003–2024 across 2911 cities, we found that vegetation greening reduced urban land surface temperature (LST) with the strongest global mean daytime reduction of 0.405°C in summer and the weakest of 0.066°C in winter. Nighttime effects were weaker, averagi…
Medicine (8 works) · Psychology (8 works) · Clinical Psychology (7 works) · Clinical Psychology (6 works) · Anxiety (5 works) · Developmental psychology (5 works) · Psychiatry (5 works) · China (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works)