Chao Guo
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3582504 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Chao Guo |
| PRENOMES | Chao |
| SOBRENOME | Guo |
| ASSINATURA | GUO C |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Peking University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4343-4848 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 60 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 109 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 59 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2005 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Sediment Management in Rivers and Reservoirs
Effect of a group‐based acceptance and commitment therapy intervention on cognitive emotion regulation and psychological flexibility in patients with bipolar disorder
Strength in connections
Purpose This study examines the relationship between social media capital (SMC) and the resilience capacities of nonprofits and social enterprises. We investigate whether SMC translates into the comprehensive capacities that enable organizations to anticipate, absorb, adapt to, and transform in response to environmental disruptions and operational challenges. Design/methodology/approach Using panel data from 5,215 US arts and cultural nonprofit o…
Operatic Mobility and Migrant Publics
The Gold Rush of the 1850s created the conditions for traditional Chinese theatre to become a visible form of public entertainment in colonial Australia. This article argues that Chinese theatre in nineteenth-century Australia was not an isolated colonial curiosity, but a cultural institution through which migrant communities cultivated publicity, sociability, and collective presence. Focusing on the Victorian goldfields and related urban circuit…
Life-course patterns of chronic somatic conditions and inequalities in later-life sensory health
Knowledge about the association between chronic somatic conditions and sensory impairment (SI) is largely based on cross-sectional studies, with limited evidence from a life course perspective and longitudinal approaches. To address this gap, this study examines the association between patterns of chronic somatic conditions from early to middle adulthood and the incidence of later-life SI among Chinese older adults. Data were drawn from the China…
Accelerated multimorbidity in early adulthood and long-term functional disability in later life
BACKGROUND: Chronic somatic diseases (CSDs), particularly cardiometabolic diseases (CMDs) are recognized contributors to functional disability, yet limited evidence examines these associations by employing longitudinal approaches. OBJECTIVE: This study aimed to investigate the association between early adulthood patterns of CMDs and other CSDs with the incidence and trajectories of later-life functional disability. METHODS: Data were drawn from t…
Bioactive compounds and multitarget action mechanism of Erzhi pills in alleviating metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis
Abnormality in visual search of emotional faces in children with ADHD
Echinacoside targets the HIF-1α/LDHA axis to modulate A1/A2 astrocyte differentiation and promote glial scar repair following ischemic stroke
Therapeutic effects of Mudan granules on diabetic retinopathy
MuD have the potential to alleviate diabetic retinal dysfunction by effectively curbing the fibrogenesis-associated neoangiogenesis and mitigating the inflammatory response, thereby restoring retinal health and function
Military experience and depression
Depression is a growing public concern, but whether it is associated with military experience still needs investigation. This study aimed to examine this association among male veterans. We employed data from the Chinese Family Panel Study 2010-2020 (China), the Socio-Economic Panel 2009-2021 (Germany) and the Panel Study of Income Dynamics 2009-2021 (USA) and included 27300 male adults aged above 18 years. The Cox proportional hazards model was …
ArtCap
The image captioning of fine art paintings aims at generating content descriptions for the paintings. Due to the complexity of modeling both image and language, this task usually needs sufficient training data. However, different from photographic image captioning, there are few satisfactory datasets for painting captioning. In this article, we introduce a painting captioning dataset (named the ArtCap dataset), which contains 3606 paintings and f…
The effect of forest-environment construction on the physical activity among Chinese adults
The Chinese government attaches great importance to the construction of the National Forest City (NFC), aiming at creating a pleasant living environment beneficial for people’s health and well-being. This study aimed to estimate the effect of the NFC policy on the frequency of physical activity (PA) for people in mainland China. Using the nationally representative data from the China Family Panel Studies in 2010 and its follow-up in 2018, 17 704 …
Cistanche tubulosa alleviates ischemic stroke-induced blood-brain barrier damage by modulating microglia-mediated neuroinflammation
DeSci Based on Web3 and DAO
Decentralized science (DeSci) is a hot topic emerging with the development of Web3 or Web3.0 and decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs) and operations. DeSci fundamentally differs from the centralized science (CeSci) and Open Science (OS) movement built in the centralized way with centralized protocols. It changes the basic structure and legacy norms of current scientific systems via reshaping the cooperation mode, value system, and incent…
Risk of functional disability associated with solid fuel use and population impact of reducing indoor air pollution in China
Background: In China, numerous people still rely on solid fuel for household use. To date, the association between household solid fuel use and functional disability, and what benefit reducing household solid fuel usage could bring at the population level to China remain unclear. Method: Data were from the China Health and Retirement Longitudinal Study. Household fuel was classified as clean or solid for cooking or heating. Functional disability …
Longitudinal transition of body mass index status and its associated factors among Chinese middle-aged and older adults in Markov model
Introduction: Body mass index (BMI) has a strong correlation with chronic diseases and all-cause mortality. However, few studies have previously reported the longitudinal transition of BMI status and its influential factors, especially among Chinese middle-aged and older adults. Methods: This population-based cohort study involved 6,507 participants derived from the China Health and Retirement Longitudinal Study from 2011 to 2015, including objec…
Response of soil phytolith occluded organic carbon accumulation to long‐term vegetation restoration in Southwest China karst
Aboveground vegetation can significantly affect soil PhytOC (phytolith occluded organic carbon) accumulation. To clarify the response of soil PhytOC accumulation to long‐term vegetation restoration in Southwest China karst, the four typical vegetation restoration engineering types of tree, shrub, vine forest, and grassland construction including seven species planting measures carried out 28–31 years ago were selected as study objects. And studie…
The effect of Covid-19 on public confidence in the World Health Organization
BACKGROUND: At a time when a highly contagious pandemic and global political and economic turmoil are intertwined, worldwide cooperation under the leadership of an international organization has become increasingly important. This study aimed to estimate the effect of COVID-19 on public confidence in the World Health Organization (WHO), which will serve as a reference for other international organizations regarding the maintenance of their credib…
Component-target network and mechanism of Qufeng Zhitong capsule in the treatment of neuropathic pain
Responding to Diffused Stakeholders on Social Media
Nonprofit-Government Relations in Authoritarian China
This study provides a comprehensive review and synthesis of the Chinese literature on nonprofit-government relations. A total of 1,222 nonprofit research articles have been examined. It assesses the key insights and contributions of nonprofit-government relations studies across macro-, meso-, and micro-level. It identifies three important limitations of extant research: the lack of autonomy (i.e., it is state-guided), indigeneity (i.e., it is lar…
Statement of Removal
Chinese PUA (pickup artist) culture had its origins in the United States and was localized in China around the turn of century. Because of opportunities that derive from a rapidly developing consum
Disentangling the Myth of Nonprofit–Government Relations in China
The evolving nonprofit–government relations in China have attracted increasing attention from scholars over the past four decades. The complexity and fluidity of the relations, however, pose substantial challenges to analysis. Recently, to disentangle the myth of the important relationships, research has been progressing primarily in three directions toward greater methodological diversity, stronger focus on the behaviors of nonprofit organizatio…
Hokkien Theatre Across the Seas
Caroline Chia, Hokkien Theatre Across the Seas: A Social-Cultural Study. Singapore: Springer, 2019, vi + 145 pp. ISBN: 9789811318337, price: EUR 77.99 (hardcover); 9789811318344, EUR 64.19 (ebook).Caroline Chia’s book carefully and meticulously examines the development of Hokkien theater, including Liyuan opera, Gaojia opera, Gezai opera, string puppet theater and glove puppet theater, in three regions of Nanyang (Southeast Asia). She argues that…
Accountability When Hierarchical Authority Is Absent
What function does accountability serve in public–private partnerships where one partner has no authority over others and no control over results? This article aims to shed light on this question by studying participants of partnerships formed between K-12 public schools and private and/ or nonprofit organizations. Findings support the notion that accountability plays a greater role in public management than indicated by the idea of answerability…
Understanding Nonprofit Advocacy in Non-Western Settings
Research on nonprofit advocacy in non-Western settings is still rather limited. In this article, we address this limitation by examining the advocacy practices of nonprofit charitable organizations in Singapore, a non-liberal democratic city-state in Southeast Asia with a history of colonial rule. We ask the following questions: What are the key environmental and organizational factors that influence the scope and intensity of advocacy activities…
Voice-In, Voice-Out
How do participatory constituent practices affect the scope and intensity of nonprofit advocacy? In this study, we examine this question through survey data from a random sample of charitable nonprofit organizations in Arizona in 2007. Our findings show that the scope and intensity of nonprofit advocacy tend to increase with constituent board membership, communication with constituents, and level of constituent involvement in strategic decision m…
Advocacy by Chinese Nonprofit Organisations
To what extent do Chinese nonprofit organisations, through advocacy activities, engage citizens in influencing public policies and contribute to the development of a participatory policy process in China? Based on data collected through a mail survey of 203 registered nonprofit organisations, this study examines the advocacy activities of Chinese nonprofits and their contributions to a responsive government. We find that the intensity of advocacy…
Mapping the Representational Dimensions of Non‐profit Organizations in China
To what extent do China's non‐profit and voluntary organizations have the capacities to represent effectively the interests of their constituents? In this paper, we examine the prevalence of various representational dimensions in these organizations. Our survey findings provide evidence that, other things being equal, an organization's levels of descriptive and participatory representation have a positive and significant impact on its levels of s…
Still hold aloft the banner of social change? Nonprofit advocacy in the wave of commercialization
Nonprofit organizations worldwide are increasingly seeking commercial means of financing. Would commercialization compromise the civic functions of nonprofit organizations, especially their policy advocacy efforts for social change? In this article, we address this profound concern by examining policy advocacy by commercialized nonprofits in Singapore. Applying a fuzzy-set qualitative comparative analysis approach in theory building, this study i…
AdvocatingForChange
Social media continues to change how advocacy organizations mobilize, educate, and connect with their constituents. One of the most unique yet understudied tools available on social media platforms is the hashtag. Little research exists on how social work and advocacy organizations use hashtags, much less on how such use can be effective. This study examines the hashtag use by 105 constituent members of the National Health Council, a national US-…
Managing Heritage Volunteers
This study addresses the paucity of research on volunteer management in art museums and heritage attractions. Based on the results of surveys and interviews with volunteers and managers from international art museums, it identifies three sets of promising practices that appear to increase the performance of volunteer programmes: (1) building a community of volunteers; (2) enhancing volunteers' learning experiences; and (3) fostering the self-mana…
Termination of Nonprofit Alliances
Nonprofit alliances have grown with a striking speed in recent decades. While researchers focus on why nonprofits build interorganizational partnerships, few discuss how such partnerships are terminated. Through a multiple case study of 13 nonprofit alliances that had been established in response to the 2008 Sichuan earthquake in West China, this study explores how nonprofit alliances were terminated and what caused their termination. Four patter…
Community Foundations in China
This paper provides an assessment of the current state of China’s community foundation movement. We use a mixed-methods approach that combines the collection and analysis of secondary data with interview-based comparative case studies. We first present a typology, followed by an estimate of the number of existing community foundations. We then present a comparative analysis of two community foundation types (independent vs. government-affiliated)…
Fundraising Policy Reform and its Impact on Nonprofits in China
After decades of strict charitable solicitation regulation, the Chinese government has recently begun to experiment with fundraising policy reforms in some local jurisdictions. In this comparative study of two metropolitan cities, Shanghai and Guangzhou, we examine the nature, content, and scope of the reform and its impact on nonprofit organizations. Our archival analysis indicates that the new policies in both cities helped create a more suppor…
A New Strategy for Reducing Selection Bias in Nonexperimental Evaluations, and the Case of How Public Assistance Receipt Affects Charitable Giving
Prior research considers the extent to which public assistance recipients' charitable activity differs from the habits of the general population. Although receiving public assistance is negatively associated with donating money, the relationship to volunteering is unclear. In response to challenges overcoming selection bias, we conducted a multivariate cluster‐based subgroup analysis to reduce bias in our claims about the ways in which public ass…
Giving and Getting
This study assesses the extent to which welfare recipients engage in giving money and time to charitable causes. Using the 2003 Center on Philanthropy Panel Study data, this study examines the effects of public assistance—holding constant earned income and demographic traits—on two major types of charitable activities: charitable giving and volunteering. Using a Tobit specification, as appropriate for this type of data, the authors use a creative…
Hearing Aid Acquisition in Chinese Older Adults With Hearing Loss
Objectives. To investigate the prevalence and associated factors of hearing aid acquisition in Chinese older adults. Methods. We obtained data from a population-based survey on ear and hearing disorders, which was conducted in 4 provinces of China in 2014 to 2015. Trained examiners conducted pure tone audiometry and audiologists further ascertained for hearing loss. We relied on hearing conditions and audiologists’ recommendations to identify 150…
Statement of Removal
Chinese PUA (pickup artist) culture had its origins in the United States and was localized in China around the turn of century. Because of opportunities that derive from a rapidly developing consum
Disentangling the Myth of Nonprofit–Government Relations in China
The evolving nonprofit–government relations in China have attracted increasing attention from scholars over the past four decades. The complexity and fluidity of the relations, however, pose substantial challenges to analysis. Recently, to disentangle the myth of the important relationships, research has been progressing primarily in three directions toward greater methodological diversity, stronger focus on the behaviors of nonprofit organizatio…
Association Between Urbanicity and Dementia in China
These findings highlight the necessity to properly examine the nuanced relationship between urbanicity and mental health, especially for women in the younger age group. Notably, there were increased odds of dementia at very high levels of urbanicity
Understanding Collaboration Among Nonprofit Organizations
Existing research stops short of explaining why nonprofit organizations develop certain forms of collaborations instead of others. In this article, the authors combine resource dependency, institutional, and network theories to examine the factors that influence the likelihood that nonprofit organizations develop formal types of collaborative activities vis-à-vis informal types. Based on the survey data of 95 urban charitable organizations, the s…
When Government Becomes the Principal Philanthropist
This study uses board governance as an analytical lens for exploring the effects of government funding on the representational capacities of nonprofit organizations. A typology of governance patterns is first developed that captures the board’s strength relative to the chief executive and its representation of community interests. Using this typology and employing multinomial logit analyses of survey data from a sample of urban charitable organiz…
Managing Heritage Volunteers
This study addresses the paucity of research on volunteer management in art museums and heritage attractions. Based on the results of surveys and interviews with volunteers and managers from international art museums, it identifies three sets of promising practices that appear to increase the performance of volunteer programmes: (1) building a community of volunteers; (2) enhancing volunteers' learning experiences; and (3) fostering the self-mana…
Accountability When Hierarchical Authority Is Absent
What function does accountability serve in public–private partnerships where one partner has no authority over others and no control over results? This article aims to shed light on this question by studying participants of partnerships formed between K-12 public schools and private and/ or nonprofit organizations. Findings support the notion that accountability plays a greater role in public management than indicated by the idea of answerability…
Giving and Getting
This study assesses the extent to which welfare recipients engage in giving money and time to charitable causes. Using the 2003 Center on Philanthropy Panel Study data, this study examines the effects of public assistance—holding constant earned income and demographic traits—on two major types of charitable activities: charitable giving and volunteering. Using a Tobit specification, as appropriate for this type of data, the authors use a creative…
Voice-In, Voice-Out
How do participatory constituent practices affect the scope and intensity of nonprofit advocacy? In this study, we examine this question through survey data from a random sample of charitable nonprofit organizations in Arizona in 2007. Our findings show that the scope and intensity of nonprofit advocacy tend to increase with constituent board membership, communication with constituents, and level of constituent involvement in strategic decision m…
Mapping the Representational Dimensions of Non‐profit Organizations in China
To what extent do China's non‐profit and voluntary organizations have the capacities to represent effectively the interests of their constituents? In this paper, we examine the prevalence of various representational dimensions in these organizations. Our survey findings provide evidence that, other things being equal, an organization's levels of descriptive and participatory representation have a positive and significant impact on its levels of s…
Neuroprotective effect of calycosin on cerebral ischemia and reperfusion injury in rats
Advocacy by Chinese Nonprofit Organisations
To what extent do Chinese nonprofit organisations, through advocacy activities, engage citizens in influencing public policies and contribute to the development of a participatory policy process in China? Based on data collected through a mail survey of 203 registered nonprofit organisations, this study examines the advocacy activities of Chinese nonprofits and their contributions to a responsive government. We find that the intensity of advocacy…
A New Strategy for Reducing Selection Bias in Nonexperimental Evaluations, and the Case of How Public Assistance Receipt Affects Charitable Giving
Prior research considers the extent to which public assistance recipients' charitable activity differs from the habits of the general population. Although receiving public assistance is negatively associated with donating money, the relationship to volunteering is unclear. In response to challenges overcoming selection bias, we conducted a multivariate cluster‐based subgroup analysis to reduce bias in our claims about the ways in which public ass…
Tweeting Social Change
How are nonprofit organizations utilizing social media to engage in advocacy work? We address this question by investigating the social media use of 188 501(c)(3) advocacy organizations. After briefly examining the types of social media technologies employed, we turn to an in-depth examination of the organizations’ use of Twitter. This in-depth message-level analysis is twofold: A content analysis that examines the prevalence of previously identi…
Therapeutic time window and underlying therapeutic mechanism of breviscapine injection against cerebral ischemia/reperfusion injury in rats
Antihyperglycemic, hypolipidemic and antioxidant activities of total saponins extracted from Aralia taibaiensis in experimental type 2 diabetic rats
Huangqi−Honghua combination and its main components ameliorate cerebral infarction with Qi deficiency and blood stasis syndrome by antioxidant action in rats
Understanding Nonprofit Advocacy in Non-Western Settings
Research on nonprofit advocacy in non-Western settings is still rather limited. In this article, we address this limitation by examining the advocacy practices of nonprofit charitable organizations in Singapore, a non-liberal democratic city-state in Southeast Asia with a history of colonial rule. We ask the following questions: What are the key environmental and organizational factors that influence the scope and intensity of advocacy activities…
Systematic review and meta-analysis of the adverse health effects of ambient PM2.5 and PM10 pollution in the Chinese population
The natural therapeutic magnesium lithospermate B potently provides neuroprotective effects on cerebral ischemia/reperfusion injury in rats
Historical Demography for Late Marriage in China
Some phenomena that occur in the present day may have also occurred a long time ago. In this study, we examined the relationship between education attainment and late marriage in modern society as well as in ancient China. To this end, we analyzed demographic data reported by 2010 Census statistics and data recorded by historical documents of Chinese dynasties. We concluded that the current delay in the age at marriage has historical roots, as la…
AdvocatingForChange
Social media continues to change how advocacy organizations mobilize, educate, and connect with their constituents. One of the most unique yet understudied tools available on social media platforms is the hashtag. Little research exists on how social work and advocacy organizations use hashtags, much less on how such use can be effective. This study examines the hashtag use by 105 constituent members of the National Health Council, a national US-…
Prevalence and Parental Risk Factors for Speech Disability Associated with Cleft Palate in Chinese Children—A National Survey
Although the prevalence of oral clefts in China is among the highest worldwide, little is known about the prevalence of speech disability associated with cleft palate in Chinese children. The data for this study were collected from the Second China National Sample Survey on Disability, and identification of speech disability associated with cleft palate was based on consensus manuals. Logistic regression was used to estimate odds ratios (ORs) and…
Socioeconomic Inequalities and Multi-Disability among the Population Aged 15–64 Years from 1987 to 2006 in China
Socioeconomic inequalities associated with multiple disabilities have not been explored in China. This is the first study to explore changes in multiple disabilities among persons aged 15-64 years in China. Data were derived from the 1987 and 2006 China National Sample Surveys on Disability, which are nationally representative population-based surveys. Both surveys used multistage, stratified, cluster random sampling with probability proportional…
Fundraising Policy Reform and its Impact on Nonprofits in China
After decades of strict charitable solicitation regulation, the Chinese government has recently begun to experiment with fundraising policy reforms in some local jurisdictions. In this comparative study of two metropolitan cities, Shanghai and Guangzhou, we examine the nature, content, and scope of the reform and its impact on nonprofit organizations. Our archival analysis indicates that the new policies in both cities helped create a more suppor…
Termination of Nonprofit Alliances
Nonprofit alliances have grown with a striking speed in recent decades. While researchers focus on why nonprofits build interorganizational partnerships, few discuss how such partnerships are terminated. Through a multiple case study of 13 nonprofit alliances that had been established in response to the 2008 Sichuan earthquake in West China, this study explores how nonprofit alliances were terminated and what caused their termination. Four patter…
Prevalence and Social Risk Factors for Hearing Impairment in Chinese Children—A National Survey
Hearing impairment may affect children's communication skills, social development, and educational achievement. Little is known about the prevalence of hearing impairment among Chinese children. Data were taken from the 2006 second China National Survey on Disability (CNSD). Hearing impairment was defined as moderate (41-60 dB HL), severe (61-80 dB HL), profound (81-90 dB HL), or complete (>91 dB HL). Logistic regression was used to estimate the …
Prevalence, Causes and Social Factors of Visual Impairment among Chinese Adults
Visual impairment has become a global challenge, especially for developing countries. This study aims to estimate the prevalence, causes and social factors of visual impairment among Chinese adults. Data were from a nationally representative population-based cross-sectional study. The study population were 1,909,199 non-institutionalized adults aged 18 years and older in mainland China. In the survey, low vision and blindness were checked by opht…
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