Dan Wang
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3600167 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Dan Wang |
| PRENOMES | Dan |
| SOBRENOME | Wang |
| ASSINATURA | WANG D |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Hong Kong Polytechnic University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8174-0024 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 220 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 375 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 219 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1990 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 10 |
A systematic model for enabling neighbourhood renewal sustainability
Facet-Specific Mindfulness Pathways in Depression and Interpretation Bias
The Subsidy Squeeze
Going global or fleeing abroad? Scandal coverage and corporate internationalization in China
How does media coverage of corporate scandals shape firms’ cross-border strategic decisions? Using Chinese A-share listed companies from 2007 to 2024, this study finds that scandal coverage intensity significantly promotes corporate internationalization, a result robust to instrumental variable estimation, propensity score matching, and placebo tests. Three mechanisms are identified: media-amplified regulatory pressure motivates overseas expansio…
Motivations, willingness, and gains
Background: Prosocial behaviors are important public health strategies for decreasing older people's social isolation and improving their social engagement and well-being. However, few studies have explored older Chinese people's helping behaviors. Therefore, this qualitative study was designed to explore the experiences of helping behaviors among community-dwelling older adults using self-construal theory, focusing on their motivations, willingn…
A qualitative systematic review and quality assessment of pharmacoeconomic evaluations on Chinese Herbal Medicine from 2020 to 2025
Objective: This systematic review evaluated the status quo and quality of pharmacoeconomic (PE) evaluations of Chinese Herbal Medicine (CHM) published between 2020 and 2025, aiming to identify common quality flaws, compare the performance of different quality assessment tools, and formulate targeted recommendations for improving study quality. Methods: A comprehensive literature search was conducted across six databases to retrieve studies publis…
Characteristics, interventions, and outcomes of factitious disorder imposed on another (FDIA)
Background: Factious disorder imposed on another (FDIA) is a severe yet often undetected form of abuse and mental disorder in which a caregiver recurrently falsifies a disease in another person to obtain medical and secondary benefits. We conducted this review to summarize the characteristics of both the perpetrators and the victims, as well as the interventions and outcomes. Methods: Seven electronic databases were searched for FDIA case reports…
Life-course BMI trajectories and long-term weight gain in relation to hepatic steatosis in a rural community-based cohort in Southwest China
Background Rural communities in Southwest China are undergoing rapid nutrition and lifestyle transitions, with sustained positive energy balance and long-term weight gain. These settings are often ethnic minority-dominant and characterized by higher habitual alcohol consumption than most other Chinese populations. Evidence on how life-course adiposity relates to metabolic liver fat burden in such a rural community with varying alcohol drinking fr…
Trends and inequities in fall- and musculoskeletal disorder–related mortality among U.S. adults aged 65 years and older, 1999–2023
Background: Musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) and falls increasingly threaten U.S. older adults. Contemporary trend analyses are essential for targeted prevention. Objective: To assess national and subgroup trends in aggregate mortality attributable to MSDs or falls among U.S. adults aged ≥65 years (1999-2023). Methods: Analyzing CDC WONDER data, deaths with an underlying cause of MSDs or falls were aggregated. We calculated age-adjusted mortality…
Evaluation of the effectiveness of the model of family participatory care based on cloud follow-up in enhancing the quality of life and psychological well-being of patients with chronic difficult-to-h…
Background Patients with chronic difficult-to-heal traumatic tumours are prone to comorbid anxiety and depression. The clinical application of the cloud-based family engagement care model for these tumours remains under intensive investigation. Objective This study sought to explore the impacts of the cloud-based family engagement care model on quality of life and mental health outcomes among patients with chronic difficult-to-heal traumatic tumo…
Dynamic interplay between food addiction, psychological and behavioral factors, and weight-related measures
Untangling the influence of data literacy and knowledge sharing willingness on academic achievement of college students in China
The effect of peer assessment-based collaborative concept mapping on pre-service teachers’ perceptions on smart learning environments
The acceptance of smart technology is crucial in determining the effectiveness of smart teaching. Consequently, it is essential that pre-service teachers grasp the concepts of smart learning environments to better adapt to these technological changes. Research has shown that concept mapping can assist learners in organizing complex concepts, which, in turn, may enable pre-service teachers to deepen their understanding of smart learning environmen…
Facilitating pre-service teachers’ instructional design and higher-order thinking with generative AI
The rapid development of generative artificial intelligence has created new opportunities for innovation in teacher education, dramatically changing how pre-service teachers acquire new skills and knowledge. In the information age, pre-service teachers’ information technology-enhanced instructional design competence has received widespread attention. This study introduced the generative artificial intelligence represented by ChatGPT to innovate t…
A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis on the Effectiveness of Health Rocks! —Insights from Retrospective and Prospective Studies
Promoting communication skills in virtual reality-based professional training contexts
Nursing education emphasizes cultivating empathy and professional spirit, with communication skills as a core competency. The effectiveness of training students' communication skills often depends on the construction of the learning environment. Spherical Video-based Virtual Reality (SVVR) offers authentic experiences with low technical and financial barriers, while appropriate scaffolds can further support learners in organizing knowledge and an…
The impact of career social support on employability of university students from low-income families in China
Previous research links career social support (CSS) to employability, but the mechanism is under-specified in higher education. This study examines how CSS shapes employability among Chinese undergraduates from low-income families by testing the chain mediating roles of career decision-making self-efficacy (CDMSE) and career goals (CG). Survey data were collected from 5026 students across nine public universities; a university-verified subsample …
Predictors of psychological distress among graduate students
Introduction Graduate students worldwide experience elevated psychological distress, with higher rates of depression and anxiety than the general population. In China, rapid expansion of postgraduate education, intensified labor market competition, and post–COVID-19 disruptions have further increased mental health risks, yet explanatory research remains limited.Theory Guided by stress–buffering and resilience frameworks, this study examines perce…
The expectation-evaluation gap
This study explicates and examines a hypothesized discrepancy in public perceptions of the normative roles of journalists and evaluations of journalists’ actual performance. We argue that journalistic functions and public perceptions are mutually constituted, a point that has been largely ignored in existing journalism studies literature. We theoretically connect the expectation-evaluation gap with the public assessment of media credibility in a …
Enhancing health professional clinical performance through supervision strategies
Background: Supervision remains a widely implemented strategy to improve clinical quality, but its independent impact and the means to enhance its effectiveness remain uncertain. We investigated the effectiveness of supervision alone and, in combination with feedback or training, on clinical quality in child healthcare, and explored the relationship between supervision alone and performance across different organisational contexts. Methods: Data …
Express
This study examined the color effects on hotel consumers’ psychological perceptions and decision-making regarding sustainable hotels. Three scenario-based between-subjects experiments were conducted. Study 1 used a 2 × 2 design and surveyed 400 participants online. The results show that cooler and lighter-colored photos of hotel rooms enhanced consumers’ perceptions of environmental friendliness in sustainable hotels. With 800 participants, Study…
Xiaoyao powder attenuates acetaminophen-induced liver injury through modulating gut microbiota and upregulating GLYAT
Spatially coupled adsorption and catalysis for sustainable lithium–sulfur batteries
Deciphering the myths of engagement with destination short video
Prudent promises
Virtual reality, presence, and attitude change
The rapid development of virtual reality (VR) technology offers opportunities for a widespread consumption of VR tourism content. It also presents challenges to better understand the effectiveness of VR experience in inducing more favorable attitude toward tourism destinations and shaping visitation intention. Based on two studies, one conducted in Hong Kong with 202 participants and another in the United Kingdom with 724 participants, this resea…
Boundary-Spanning in Social Movements
Social movement scholarship has increasingly sought to understand the relational dynamics of internal movement activity, from investigating the factors that enable movement coalitions to analyzing the trade-offs of organizational hybridity. We bring these and other related phenomena together under the label of boundary-spanning processes. Specifically, we organize research on boundary-spanning in social movements by identifying three types of bou…
Adapting to the mobile world
Factors affecting tourism policy implementation
Travel inspiration in tourist decision making
Smartphone (dis)connectedness and vacation recovery
Social impacts as a function of place change
Long-term Neighborhood Effects on Adolescent Outcomes
School context and instructional capacity
Expressions of Gratitude in Children and Adolescents
Gratitude is a socially desirable virtue that is related to well-being at both personal and societal levels. The present study took a developmental perspective to examine changes with age in types of wishes and gratitude in two societies. The samples consisted of 357 children, aged 7 to 14 years, from a medium-sized city in the southeast United States, and 334 children from a metropolitan area in southern China. Results showed that the expression…
Social stratification in transitional economies
Factors influencing customer engagement with branded content in the social network sites of integrated resorts
The integrated resorts rely on social network sites (SNSs) for content marketing, while one of the main purposes of content marketing is customer engagement that will leverage the impact of branded content. This study investigates the factors influencing customer engagement with brand posts of integrated resorts on the SNSs. The findings highlight the important influence of both media-type and content-type factors on the level of customer engagem…
Understanding the Constraints on the Supply of Public Education to the Migrant Population in China
The right to education for children from rural migrant families in urban areas has sparked heated debates in China. While there are increasing indications of policy changes to bring public education to all citizens regardless of their residency, it is less clear what kinds of resources are needed to create an education supply to serve this constantly moving and ever-growing population. Using archival and interview data on a large urban district i…
The complexity for the resource-based cities in China on creating sustainable development
Educational equality or social mobility
On-site decision-making in smartphone-mediated contexts
Beyond “culture”
Neighborhood Characteristics, Maternal Parenting, and Health and Development of Children from Socioeconomically Disadvantaged Families
The present study examined the direct and indirect effects of neighborhood conditions on the health and development of children from socioeconomically disadvantaged families. Two waves of data were analyzed from the Fragile Families and Child Wellbeing study and its subsample of 3,656 mothers and their young children at ages 3 and 5. The results show that social cohesion was directly and indirectly associated with children's behavioral problems a…
The Impacts of Mass Media on Organic Destination Image
The shaping of organic destination image received limited investigation though it is an important factor influencing destination image and tourist's intention to travel. This study explores the impacts of mass media on shaping the organic destination image of tourism destinations. The organic destination images of Singapore in the views of Hong Kong residents were explored. This study explores the consumers' subconscious awareness of Singapore, a…
Malleable Multiplicity and Power Reliance
This study investigates the impact of social media on journalistic identity presentation in China. We empirically link micro conceptions of journalists and macro changes in media ecology through ethnographic observations of daily routines in a party press. Specifically, our scrutiny of Chinese journalists’ use of WeChat Moments, an equivalent of Twitter, uncovered patterns showing that media organizations’ increasing dependence on state subsidies…
Beyond static rankings
In the dynamic field of destination management, maintaining a destination's competitiveness requires understanding the evolving preferences of tourists. However, current research often adopts a static approach, failing to capture the dynamic nature of tourist needs and the evolving competitiveness of a destination. To address this, we introduce a novel approach using user-generated content from various social media platforms over a six-year perio…
How Tilly's Wunc Works
Social movements must mobilize participation from bystanders to survive, yet there is little research on how bystanders’ evaluations of social movements predict their likelihood to join. Charles Tilly offered a four-part theoretical “scorecard” by which people evaluate movements: worthiness, unity, numbers, and commitment. The authors created a novel and psychometrically valid measure (WUNC-12) and then used three online experiments to test its p…
Educational Migration and Rural Decline in China
China has witnessed considerable rural educational migration in the last decade. Many rural families have been sending their children to nearby urban schools, accompanied by an adult family member who relocates to live with the child in the urban setting. Drawing on 128 in-depth interviews and 814 questionnaires with rural parents/guardians of primary-school students, plus more than 100 teachers, villagers, and officials in one county, this study…
Smartphones, Wechat and Paid Content
This article reports on research into the relations between reporters and sources in a Chinese newspaper in a transitional period brought about by the diffusion of smartphones and instant messaging. The article adopts the theoretical framework of political economy, supplemented by elements of the classic sociology of journalism that emphasize the routinized nature of journalist-source relationships. It argues that in the newspaper studied here th…
The sociogenesis of leisure travel
On the Opposition's Freedom of Speech
Despite the fact that freedom of speech was included in the Constitution as an important principle, it is a principle that has long been trampled by the forces of despotism and autocracy. In today's political life, this is evident in the authorities' illegal and violent restriction of the opposition's voice. Such a restriction forces people to accept the following formula: Truth = proletarian world outlook = Marxism = the party's world outlook = …
De la confiance à la perplexité
A Dialogue on the Future of China
How do you think the June 4th movement of 1989 will be remembered—as another May 4th 1919, the threshold of a period of general political awakening and turbulence, or instead as a Chinese version of 1848 or 1968 in Europe: a last spontaneous explosion of idealistic revolt
On Index System and Quantitative Assessment of Eco-cities
"Two Exemptions and One Subsidy" (Teos)
(2008). 'Two Exemptions and One Subsidy' (TEOS): Voices from a Grass-Roots School. Chinese Education & Society: Vol. 41, No. 1, pp. 80-86
The dilemma of time
The Role of Smartphones in Mediating the Touristic Experience
Mobile phones have evolved to be smart computers (smartphones) supporting a wide range of information services that can be accessed anytime and from (almost) anywhere. With the increasing number of users and greater incursion into people’s life, smartphones have the potential to significantly influence the touristic experience. This study explores the mediation mechanisms of smartphones by examining stories provided by travelers related to their …
The New Curriculum and the Urban-Rural Literacy Gap
This article aims to explore the impact of the new curriculum reform launched in 2001 urban-rural achievement disparities. It documents a pilot study on teachers' experiences in teaching literacy to children in primary one in a poverty-stricken county in western China. Interviews with teachers in various types of schools indicate that the curriculum load of Grade 1 literacy is too high in all schools, in both cities and villages, for teachers to …
Connecting to the International Track (II)
Connecting to the International Track (I)
Expansion of higher education and the employment crisis
Purpose This paper aims to review policy innovations in China for addressing the graduate unemployment crisis that has been created by the expansion of higher education in the past decade. Design/methodology/approach The authors draw on government documents, research findings, and mass media reports to highlight the key measures of the Chinese government to alleviate the over‐education problem and to improve college graduates' employment prospect…
China's “smart tourism destination” initiative
Educational equality or social mobility
Evaluation of the Rural Primary Health Care project on undernutrition equity among children in rural Western China
BACKGROUND: The Chinese Ministry of Health (MOH) and the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) carried out the Rural Primary Health Care Project (RPHC) with a government-led, province-level, integrated intervention that targeted children under 3 years old in rural areas of western China from 2001 to 2005. The objective of this study was to measure the effectiveness of the intervention on childhood nutrition. METHODS: 10 415 and 9916 children un…
Factors affecting tourism policy implementation
Is There a Canon in Economic Sociology
This paper is devoted to the findings of a bibliometric analysis of 52 syllabi on economic sociology provided by the members of the American Sociological Association section "Economic Sociology" and scholars from the UK, France, Germany, and Russia. In addition, the initial collection was expanded to course syllabi submitted from outside of sociology, including management departments, policy programs and anthropology. The analysis aims at measuri…
Social stratification in transitional economies
Adapting to the Internet
The influence of the Internet on our social and economic life is well documented. However, few studies have been conducted to assess how travelers have adapted to the Internet over time. Using a series of national surveys conducted over the past 6 years (2007–2012), this study describes important changes taking place in the use of the Internet by American travelers. The results point to a number of key trends in travelers’ use of the Internet and…
Smartphone Use in Everyday Life and Travel
The smartphone penetrates many facets of everyday life, including travel. As such, this article argues that since travel can be considered a special stage of technology use, understanding how the smartphone shapes the tourist experience cannot be separated from the way it is used in one’s everyday life. On the basis of a study of American travelers, this study uses adaptive structuration theory as a lens to identify a number of spillover effects …
Trend in distribution of primary health care professionals in Jiangsu province of eastern China
The health reform in 2009 might play an important role in increasing the number of health workforces and improving the distribution of health workforces in primary health care facilities. The disproportionality between physicians and nurses was related to the shortage of number of nurses
The Impacts of Mass Media on Organic Destination Image
The shaping of organic destination image received limited investigation though it is an important factor influencing destination image and tourist's intention to travel. This study explores the impacts of mass media on shaping the organic destination image of tourism destinations. The organic destination images of Singapore in the views of Hong Kong residents were explored. This study explores the consumers' subconscious awareness of Singapore, a…
Adapting to the mobile world
Streams of Thought
Journal Article Streams of Thought: Knowledge Flows and Intellectual Cohesion in a Multidisciplinary Era Get access Craig M. Rawlings, Craig M. Rawlings University of California–Santa Barbara Please direct correspondence to Craig M. Rawlings, Sociology Department SSMS 3407, UCSB, Santa Barbara, CA 93106, USA; E-mail: [email protected]. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Daniel A. McFarland, Daniel A. McFa…
Exploring the transparency mechanism and evaluating the effect of public reporting on prescription
This study protocol outlines a design that aims to examine the transparency mechanism and to evaluate the effect of public reporting on prescription. The research design is significant in the field of public policy. Furthermore, this study intends to fill the gap of the investigation of the transparency mechanism and the evaluation of public reporting on prescription
The Exploration of Social Media Marketing Strategies of Destination Marketing Organizations in China
The popularity of social media (e.g., social networking sites, micro-blogs websites) presents both opportunities and challenges for destination marketing organizations (DMOs). DMOs need to develop social media marketing strategies to improve their marketing effectiveness and meet the expectations of their stakeholders. Contextualized in Mainland China, this study explores DMOs’ social media marketing strategies and outcomes by investigating their…
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