Jing Ning
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 307358 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Jing Ning |
| PRENOMES | Jing |
| SOBRENOME | Ning |
| ASSINATURA | NING J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of International Business and Economics |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9533-6700 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 34 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 21 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 34 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1994 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Are healthier people more likely to engage in political activities? A multinational analysis of health and institutional participation in Europe
Breaking new ground in PE evaluation
The quality of kindergarten curricula is fundamental to promoting the holistic development of young children. However, existing physical education (PE) curriculum evaluation systems often face challenges due to the strong subjectivity of evaluation criteria and insufficient methodological systematization. To address these limitations, this study introduces an innovative integrated model combining Quality Function Deployment (QFD) and the Fuzzy Te…
The Association Between Prosocial Behavior and Posttraumatic Growth Among Caregivers of Seriously ill Patients
This study examined the association between prosocial behavior and posttraumatic growth (PTG) among Chinese caregivers of seriously ill patients, focusing on the mediating roles of social support and deliberate rumination. A total of 232 caregivers (79 males, 153 females) completed the Posttraumatic Growth Inventory, Prosocial Tendencies Measure, Social Support Rating Scale, and Event-Related Rumination Inventory. Regression and mediation analyse…
A determination of patient preferences for China online outpatient follow-up clinics by using discrete choice experiment
Objective: Internet hospitals as a telehealth platform are rapidly growing in China both in quality and scale. This study aims to explore Chinese patients' preferences, trade-offs and willingness to pay for attributes of online outpatient follow-up clinics. Methods: A discrete choice experiment was designed to elicit respondents' stated preferences for six attributes. The online survey was conducted between November 2023 and December 2023, and mi…
Personalized learning supported by learning analytics
Perusing the Contemporary Tendencies in Employees’ Job Performance Studies
This study examined the bibliometric indicators of employee job performance articles published between 2013 and 2023, which were taken from the Web of Science database, and specifically aimed to explore the trends and themes of job performance research, the characteristics of authors, publications, nations and institutions, and the particular authorship partnerships and references that are frequently cited in the field of employee performance. Th…
Knowledge Management Practices in the Universities
The study used qualitative analysis techniques to examine knowledge management practices in Ethiopian public research universities. The study data were gathered through interviews with 18 key informants from public research universities in Addis Ababa, Hawasa, and Arba Mich. The collected data were analyzed using MAXQDA software. Thematic analysis was used to categorize the themes. The study’s findings revealed that knowledge management practices…
Using the HBSC Symptom Checklist to measure junior secondary school students’ psychosomatic complaints in the Chinese Mainland
The Mandarin Chinese HBSC-SCL demonstrates satisfactory psychometric properties and performs well in the Chinese Mainland context. It provides concise self-reported PSC measures for junior secondary school students, potentially applicable to a broader Chinese-speaking population. Its ease of administration, scoring, and interpretation makes it suitable for routine school monitoring, large-scale population surveys, and clinical applications. Addit…
Does green supply chain management improve corporate sustainability performance? Evidence from China
Leadership, environment, and engagement
In public organizations, where the most valuable asset is undoubtedly human capital, the performance of employees serves as the foundation for long-term success. This study delves into how leadership and the working environment together impact employee performance, highlighting the crucial mediating role of engagement in this dynamic. Using a solid cross-sectional design, we gathered primary data from 397 employees across 30 public sector organiz…
Championing AI in healthcare
Purpose This paper aims to analyze how key stakeholders, including the Ministry of Health (MOH), hospitals, universities, health polytechnics, and health industries, influence the adoption of the Robotic Telesurgery Project in Indonesia. Design/methodology/approach A qualitative approach was used to explore stakeholder roles, utilizing stakeholder theory and the Technology-Organization-Environment (TOE) framework. Interviews were conducted with 1…
Decoding rural territorial heterogeneity
Local information and the stabilization role of local government
Oates, (1972) argues that local governments cannot use conventional policies to stabilize economies, due to fiscal spillovers and beggar‐thy‐neighbor policies. Hayek's theory implies it is efficient for a central government to devolve decision‐making authority to local governments that have informational advantages. This paper tests the different theoretical implications by examining a natural experiment caused by the income‐tax‐sharing reform in…
Association between ambient particulate matter and latent tuberculosis infection among 198 275 students
Background: Numerous studies have estimated the impact of outdoor particulate matter (PM) on tuberculosis risk. Nevertheless, whether there is an association between ambient PM and latent tuberculosis infection (LTBI) risk remains uncertain. Methods: We collected the basic information and LTBI test results of students who underwent freshmen enrolment physical examinations in 68 middle schools from six prefecture-level cities located in eastern Ch…
Health Consequences of Entrepreneurship in China
A plethora of research has focused on the economic outcomes of Chinese entrepreneurs, but few have analyzed their life outcomes, especially health consequences. Our research aims to understand entrepreneurial health by exploring the causality between entrepreneurship and health outcomes in the Chinese context. We extracted five waves of data from a nationally representative dataset, that is, the China Family Panel Survey (2010, 2012, 2014, 2016, …
High-resolution assessment of wind energy potential in the Hami region of Northwestern China
Wind energy plays a pivotal role in the global effort to mitigate climate change, with China emerging as a leader in renewable energy adoption. The Hami region in northwestern China stands out as a crucial area for wind power development, given its substantial wind resources and strategic importance in China’s energy landscape. However, existing studies on wind energy potential vary widely and involve large uncertainties due to sparse measurement…
The carbon emission reduction effect of digital finance
Syntactic asymmetry and spillover effects in simultaneous interpreting with slides
Slowing Down or Adapting to Technological Progress? Robot Replacement Risks and Policy Preferences
The relationship between automation risk and policy preferences is receiving increasing scholarly attention, but the discussion has yielded mixed and even contradicting results. This study aims to reconcile the results and contribute to the literature by exploring the specific conditions under which citizens prefer government interventions to reduce automation risk and their preferences for specific policy options. Using a survey experimental des…
Exome sequencing identifies genes associated with sleep-related traits
Information transparency, monitoring, and incentives under decentralization
Monitoring is deemed crucial for the incentivization of a decentralized organization, but its function relies on information transparency between the central authority and the delegated individuals. We test this hypothesis by considering changes in the fiscal behavior of Chinese county governments following an exogenous fiscal reform in 2004/2005 that removed information obstacles between provinces and counties. Employing data on 590 Chinese coun…
"A Two-Layer Location Choice Model Reveals What's New in the "New Retail
The New Retail is an emerging e-commerce model in recent years. It claims innovation in creating competitive advantages through intensive Internet-based data to promote online-to-offline interactions. Whether this self-claimed innovation would cause a different rationale in the choice of store locations is a subject worthy of investigation. In this article, taking Beijing’s Starbucks and Luckin coffee stores as cases, we build a two-layer busines…
Distribution of the compression and expansion of morbidity in 194 countries and territories, 1990-2016
Studies on detailed types of health changes and the associations between the types and income inequality are inadequate. This study analyses the global distribution of the compression and expansion of morbidity in 194 countries and territories between 1990 and 2016, and investigates the role of income inequality in the distribution. This study shows that all seven types of health changes coexist, despite being distributed unevenly. The relative e…
The impacts of long-term care insurance on health care utilization and expenditure
Long-term care insurance (LTCI) is one of the important institutional responses to the growing care needs of the ageing population. Although previous studies have evaluated the impacts of LTCI on health care utilization and expenditure in developed countries, whether such impacts exist in developing countries is unknown. The Chinese government has initiated policy experimentation on LTCI to cope with the growing and unmet need for aged care. Empl…
How Does Automation Risk Shape Social Policy Preference? Employment Insecurity and Policy Feedback Effect in China
Workplace automation fueled by technological innovations has been generating social policy implications. Defying the prevalent argument that automation risk triggers employment insecurity and prompts individuals to favour redistribution, this study doesn’t find empirical evidence in the Chinese context. Analysing national survey data, this study reveals a very strong association between automation risk and popular preference for government respon…
Influence of livelihood capital on adaptation strategies
Slowing Down or Adapting to Technological Progress? Robot Replacement Risks and Policy Preferences
The relationship between automation risk and policy preferences is receiving increasing scholarly attention, but the discussion has yielded mixed and even contradicting results. This study aims to reconcile the results and contribute to the literature by exploring the specific conditions under which citizens prefer government interventions to reduce automation risk and their preferences for specific policy options. Using a survey experimental des…
How Does Automation Risk Shape Social Policy Preference? Employment Insecurity and Policy Feedback Effect in China
Workplace automation fueled by technological innovations has been generating social policy implications. Defying the prevalent argument that automation risk triggers employment insecurity and prompts individuals to favour redistribution, this study doesn’t find empirical evidence in the Chinese context. Analysing national survey data, this study reveals a very strong association between automation risk and popular preference for government respon…
Acute chest pain in African Americans
OBJECTIVES. African Americans have been shown to have longer delay times than the majority population in seeking care for acute cardiac problems. The purpose of this study was to determine whether socioeconomic factors affect delay times. METHODS. Structured interviews were administered to 254 African Americans admitted to a public hospital and 194 African Americans admitted to a private hospital for suspected acute myocardial infarction. RESULTS…
Decoding rural territorial heterogeneity
"A Two-Layer Location Choice Model Reveals What's New in the "New Retail
The New Retail is an emerging e-commerce model in recent years. It claims innovation in creating competitive advantages through intensive Internet-based data to promote online-to-offline interactions. Whether this self-claimed innovation would cause a different rationale in the choice of store locations is a subject worthy of investigation. In this article, taking Beijing’s Starbucks and Luckin coffee stores as cases, we build a two-layer busines…
Acute chest pain in African Americans
OBJECTIVES. African Americans have been shown to have longer delay times than the majority population in seeking care for acute cardiac problems. The purpose of this study was to determine whether socioeconomic factors affect delay times. METHODS. Structured interviews were administered to 254 African Americans admitted to a public hospital and 194 African Americans admitted to a private hospital for suspected acute myocardial infarction. RESULTS…
Government drive, economic induction, and construction of food traceability systems
Spatiotemporal patterns and characteristics of land-use change in China during 2010–2015
Classification and dynamic evolution of public's environmental risk coping actions in China
Existing studies on public attitudes and actions towards sites elections of projects with existing environmental risk usually make simple binary partition and mostly focus on public confrontational actions. Whereas, no attention has been paid to the complexity and dynamic convertibility of public's risk coping actions. This paper constructs an integrated framework for environmental risk coping actions referring to risk social amplification theory…
Influence of livelihood capital on adaptation strategies
Farmers’ risk aversion, loss aversion and climate change adaptation strategies in Wushen Banner, China
This study examines the effects of farmers’ risk aversion and loss aversion on their climate change adaptation strategies. Farmers’ risk aversion and loss aversion were elicited using incentive-compatible risk experiments. Face-to-face interviews were conducted to collect information on their climate change adaptation strategies in Wushen Banner in China. The logistic regression analysis results indicated that farmers’ loss aversion is consistent…
Exploring the effects of sociocognitive factors on the adaptation behaviour of farmers in rural Southwest China
A better understanding of the factors that influence the adaptation behaviour of farmers can help in developing effective adaptation measures. This study explores the effects of sociocognitive factors on the climate change adaptation behaviour of farmers based on a survey of 475 local farmers in rural Southwest China. The results show that most farmers were aware of climate change and believed the probability of exposure to climate changes in the…
International Investment and Indigenous Peoples’ Environment
Indigenous peoples' environments can be easily disrupted by foreign investments, and disputes have occasionally occurred over the past few years. The objective of this research article is to examine if current international investment law, especially its investor-state dispute settlement (ISDS) mechanism, could provide necessary protection to Indigenous rights. We searched all publicly available ISDS cases from 2000 to 2020, and selected 10 typic…
The impacts of long-term care insurance on health care utilization and expenditure
Long-term care insurance (LTCI) is one of the important institutional responses to the growing care needs of the ageing population. Although previous studies have evaluated the impacts of LTCI on health care utilization and expenditure in developed countries, whether such impacts exist in developing countries is unknown. The Chinese government has initiated policy experimentation on LTCI to cope with the growing and unmet need for aged care. Empl…
How Does Automation Risk Shape Social Policy Preference? Employment Insecurity and Policy Feedback Effect in China
Workplace automation fueled by technological innovations has been generating social policy implications. Defying the prevalent argument that automation risk triggers employment insecurity and prompts individuals to favour redistribution, this study doesn’t find empirical evidence in the Chinese context. Analysing national survey data, this study reveals a very strong association between automation risk and popular preference for government respon…
Public long‐term care insurance scheme and informal care use among community‐dwelling older adults in China
The public long-term care insurance (LTCI) scheme has been implemented in a few countries. Although the hypotheses of crowding-out, crowding-in and specialisation can facilitate our understanding of the relationship between LTCI and informal care use, existing studies may suffer from reverse causality. Employing a quasi-experimental design, this study examined the policy effect of LTCI on informal care use among community-dwelling older adults in…
Information transparency, monitoring, and incentives under decentralization
Monitoring is deemed crucial for the incentivization of a decentralized organization, but its function relies on information transparency between the central authority and the delegated individuals. We test this hypothesis by considering changes in the fiscal behavior of Chinese county governments following an exogenous fiscal reform in 2004/2005 that removed information obstacles between provinces and counties. Employing data on 590 Chinese coun…
"A Two-Layer Location Choice Model Reveals What's New in the "New Retail
The New Retail is an emerging e-commerce model in recent years. It claims innovation in creating competitive advantages through intensive Internet-based data to promote online-to-offline interactions. Whether this self-claimed innovation would cause a different rationale in the choice of store locations is a subject worthy of investigation. In this article, taking Beijing’s Starbucks and Luckin coffee stores as cases, we build a two-layer busines…
Distribution of the compression and expansion of morbidity in 194 countries and territories, 1990-2016
Studies on detailed types of health changes and the associations between the types and income inequality are inadequate. This study analyses the global distribution of the compression and expansion of morbidity in 194 countries and territories between 1990 and 2016, and investigates the role of income inequality in the distribution. This study shows that all seven types of health changes coexist, despite being distributed unevenly. The relative e…
Local information and the stabilization role of local government
Oates, (1972) argues that local governments cannot use conventional policies to stabilize economies, due to fiscal spillovers and beggar‐thy‐neighbor policies. Hayek's theory implies it is efficient for a central government to devolve decision‐making authority to local governments that have informational advantages. This paper tests the different theoretical implications by examining a natural experiment caused by the income‐tax‐sharing reform in…
Association between ambient particulate matter and latent tuberculosis infection among 198 275 students
Background: Numerous studies have estimated the impact of outdoor particulate matter (PM) on tuberculosis risk. Nevertheless, whether there is an association between ambient PM and latent tuberculosis infection (LTBI) risk remains uncertain. Methods: We collected the basic information and LTBI test results of students who underwent freshmen enrolment physical examinations in 68 middle schools from six prefecture-level cities located in eastern Ch…
Health Consequences of Entrepreneurship in China
A plethora of research has focused on the economic outcomes of Chinese entrepreneurs, but few have analyzed their life outcomes, especially health consequences. Our research aims to understand entrepreneurial health by exploring the causality between entrepreneurship and health outcomes in the Chinese context. We extracted five waves of data from a nationally representative dataset, that is, the China Family Panel Survey (2010, 2012, 2014, 2016, …
High-resolution assessment of wind energy potential in the Hami region of Northwestern China
Wind energy plays a pivotal role in the global effort to mitigate climate change, with China emerging as a leader in renewable energy adoption. The Hami region in northwestern China stands out as a crucial area for wind power development, given its substantial wind resources and strategic importance in China’s energy landscape. However, existing studies on wind energy potential vary widely and involve large uncertainties due to sparse measurement…
The carbon emission reduction effect of digital finance
Syntactic asymmetry and spillover effects in simultaneous interpreting with slides
Slowing Down or Adapting to Technological Progress? Robot Replacement Risks and Policy Preferences
The relationship between automation risk and policy preferences is receiving increasing scholarly attention, but the discussion has yielded mixed and even contradicting results. This study aims to reconcile the results and contribute to the literature by exploring the specific conditions under which citizens prefer government interventions to reduce automation risk and their preferences for specific policy options. Using a survey experimental des…
Exome sequencing identifies genes associated with sleep-related traits
A determination of patient preferences for China online outpatient follow-up clinics by using discrete choice experiment
Objective: Internet hospitals as a telehealth platform are rapidly growing in China both in quality and scale. This study aims to explore Chinese patients' preferences, trade-offs and willingness to pay for attributes of online outpatient follow-up clinics. Methods: A discrete choice experiment was designed to elicit respondents' stated preferences for six attributes. The online survey was conducted between November 2023 and December 2023, and mi…
Personalized learning supported by learning analytics
Perusing the Contemporary Tendencies in Employees’ Job Performance Studies
This study examined the bibliometric indicators of employee job performance articles published between 2013 and 2023, which were taken from the Web of Science database, and specifically aimed to explore the trends and themes of job performance research, the characteristics of authors, publications, nations and institutions, and the particular authorship partnerships and references that are frequently cited in the field of employee performance. Th…
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