Xi Tian
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3619781 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Xi Tian |
| PRENOMES | Xi |
| SOBRENOME | Tian |
| ASSINATURA | TIAN X |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Nanchang University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9401-685X |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 34 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 52 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 34 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2018 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
TianGong database—an open-source, ILCD entry-level life cycle unit process database of china
Sustainable battery recycling through spatial and technological alignment
End-of-life (EOL) battery recycling is crucial for sustainable energy transition, yet existing systems often suffer from spatial, technological and policy mismatches that limit environmental benefits. Here we present a multi-scale analytical framework that integrates machine learning, life-cycle assessment and spatial integrated scenario modelling to evaluate the environmental footprint and resource recovery potential of battery recycling systems…
The Role of Supportive Messages, Appraisals, and Attributions in Facilitating Cognitive Reappraisal of Bullying
This study examined how supportive messages that varied in their levels of person-centeredness or conveyed the notion that bullies can change influenced people’s cognitions about bullying. The sample included 304 adults who were facing ongoing bullying, and they provided their appraisals and attributions of the situation before and after receiving experimentally manipulated messages. Unexpectedly, repeated measures analyses revealed that low pers…
The Effects of Individual Coping, Communal Coping, and Person-Centered Support on Depression Management
This study compared individual and communal coping messages to highly person-centered support in the context of depression management within romantic relationships. The sample included 138 adults who had been diagnosed with depression, and they evaluated messages that were manipulated to vary in coping strategies and person-centeredness. Results showed that communal coping messages led to greater emotional improvement than individual coping and h…
Communicative (Dis)Enfranchisement Experienced by Women with Reproductive Health Conditions and Their Partners
This study used the theory of communicative (dis)enfranchisement to examine the functions, consequences, and responses associated with memorable messages that romantic partners receive regarding women's reproductive health conditions. We collected data from 74 couples who recalled a message that other people have said to them about their own or their partner's reproductive health conditions. Using thematic co-occurrence analysis, we identified a …
Spatial variation of artificial intelligence’s impact on carbon-neutral processes in China
Comparative assessment of economic and environmental impacts across eight second-use scenarios for retired lithium iron phosphate batteries in China
IoT-based analysis reveals behavioral differences in public participation in low-value recyclables collection
The global recycling rate for low-value recyclables (LVRs) remains low, with inadequate mechanisms and suboptimal participation rates. Emerging smart recycling systems, powered by IoT-enabled monitoring, now offer researchers unprecedented opportunities to analyze real-time behavioral patterns in household recycling practices. However, key knowledge gaps persist, particularly regarding demographic disparities in participation and the drivers infl…
The Role of Person-Centered Messages, Parallel Disclosures, and Reactance When Communicating Support for Parental Death
This article evaluates communicative strategies to reduce reactance and enhance outcomes when people receive supportive messages about the death of their parent. Two experiments, a laboratory study and an online survey, manipulated person-centeredness and the presence and timing of parallel bereavement disclosures by the support provider. In both studies, moderately person-centered messages produced less reactance and better support quality, comp…
The impact of urban form on land space carbon sink conflicts
Examining the Predictors and Outcomes of Support Seeking Following Spousal Death
This study drew upon the revelation risk model to examine factors that were associated with bereaved individuals' tendencies to seek support and the strategies they used to obtain it. The sample included 242 individuals who had experienced spousal death in the past two years. Results showed that bereaved individuals were less likely to seek support when they perceived that the risks were higher and their communication efficacy was lower, but they…
Showcasing Studies of Conversational Motifs Within a Dynamic Dyadic Systems Perspective on Interpersonal Communication
This essay reports three projects that integrate linguistic features of speaking turns into the identification of conversational motifs, which are multiturn segments of dialog within interpersonal interactions. Study 1 focused on support for bereavement, used Linguistic Inquiry and Word Count data to augment characterizations of speaking turns based on speech act, and identified seven 5-turn conversational motifs. Study 2 examined serial argument…
Agent-based modeling in solid waste management
The Role of Fatigue in a Campus Covid-19 Safety Behaviors Campaign
Message fatigue is the aversive motivational state that results from excessive exposure to campaign messages or similar information over an extended period of time. When fatigued, individuals become less attentive, less responsive, and more resistant to campaign messages and related information. Thus, understanding the bases and functioning of fatigue in persuasive health campaigns has obvious value. Despite considerable interest in this importan…
Factors determining reuse behavior
Reuse represents a critical strategy for prolonging the utility of items while conserving resources. The aim of this meta-analysis is to aggregate and reanalyze previous studies on factors influencing reuse behavior. By integrating data from 59 studies comprising 366 samples, the research assess the relationship between factors based on different motivational goals and reuse behavior. The results reveal that the factors of attitudes, outcome effi…
Exploring the association between atmospheric pollutants and preterm birth risk in a river valley city
Objective To investigate the association between exposure to atmospheric pollutants and preterm birth in a river valley-type city and its critical exposure windows. Methods A retrospective cohort study was used to collect data from the medical records of preterm and full-term deliveries in two hospitals in urban areas of a typical river valley-type city from January 2018 to December 2019. A total of 7,288 cases were included in the study with gen…
How Do Qualities of Supportive Conversations Affect Heart Rate Variability During Conversations About the Death of a Parent
This study examined the impact of person-centered communication on bereaved young adults' physiological stress responses when they talked about the death of their parent. Heart rate variability - indexed by the standard deviation of the normal-to-normal intervals (SDNN), the root mean square of successive differences (rMSSD), and the heart rate variability index (HRVi) - was monitored before, during, and after the interaction as an objective meas…
Female university students’ fertility intentions and their psychosocial factors
The level of feminist identity is significantly and negatively related to childbearing desires. Psychosocial factors have a greater degree of influence on fertility intentions, with the level of feminist identity, the perception of fertility hindrances and the perception of fertility supports all significantly impacting fertility intentions. The findings of this study emphasise the importance of the government providing a full range of social sec…
The relationship between air pollutants and preterm birth and blood routine changes in typical river valley city
Exposure to air pollutants is a risk factor for preterm birth. Exposure to air pollutants was associated with changes in leukocytes, monocytes, basophils and erythrocytes and hs-CRP
Threat beyond the border
A spiral infinite-life-cycle assessment model for measuring the environmental impacts of circular economy systems
Persuasive Messages, Social Norms, and Reactance
Efforts by universities to reduce the spread of COVID-19 include health campaigns intended to encourage students to wear masks. While well-intended, these efforts may produce counter-persuasion (e.g., decrease masking) if they are seen as threatening individuals’ freedom to choose. In a rolling cross-sectional study of one university campaign (n = 681), we found that the presence of the campaign did instigate a form of resistance known as reactan…
Nexus and synergy between the low-carbon economy and circular economy
Impacts of the belt and road initiative on China’s bilateral trade
This study contributes to the existing literature by empirically analyzing the impacts of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) on China’s bilateral trade. Applying an augmented gravity model to trade flows between China and its 190 trading partners, of which 140 countries have signed the BRI agreements sequentially, during the period 2012–2020, we find that: (1) The BRI can significantly increase the extensive and intensive margins of China’s expor…
Coping with Covid‐19 at the community level
The COVID‐19 pandemic is a socially shared health issue that has had profound impacts on all aspects of community life and requires collaborative coping responses. Drawn from the extended theoretical model of communal coping, we examined (a) factors that promote community members' communal coping and (b) the influence of communal coping on perceived stress and positive adaptation in the context of COVID‐19. An empirical test based on the survey o…
Nexus and synergy between the low-carbon economy and circular economy
A relational turbulence theory perspective on women's grief following miscarriage
This study used relational turbulence theory to examine (a) how the relational impact of miscarriage corresponded with bereaved mothers' grief responses and (b) the association between a partner's supportive conversational behaviors and relationship qualities. The sample included 193 women who had experienced a miscarriage within the previous year. As predicted, relational uncertainty was positively associated with women's negative appraisals of …
Affection Deprivation in Marital Relationships
The current study sought to assess the dyadic effects of affection deprivation in marital relationships. We used the tenets of affection exchange theory to examine the actor and partner effects between affectionate communication, affection deprivation, and mental and relational outcomes. Moreover, we tested whether affection deprivation mediated the association between affectionate communication and outcome variables. In terms of actor effects, a…
Affection deprivation during the Covid-19 pandemic
This study examined the longer-term effects of the COVID-19 lockdowns on relational communication and mental health. Specifically, the study used the theoretic premises of Affection Exchange Theory (AET: Floyd, 2006 ) to hypothesize connections between affection deprivation and several indices of mental health, including loneliness and depression. The study used a panel design to recruit participants at different time points during the COVID-19 l…
Agent-based modeling in solid waste management
A spiral infinite-life-cycle assessment model for measuring the environmental impacts of circular economy systems
Grief and Post-traumatic Growth Following Miscarriage
This study used the meaning reconstruction model of bereavement and the theory of conversationally induced reappraisals to investigate factors that influence the association between grief following a miscarriage and post-traumatic growth. Participants included 298 women who had experienced a miscarriage within the previous year. As predicted, a moderate level of grief corresponded with the most post-traumatic growth among bereaved mothers and mea…
Showcasing Studies of Conversational Motifs Within a Dynamic Dyadic Systems Perspective on Interpersonal Communication
This essay reports three projects that integrate linguistic features of speaking turns into the identification of conversational motifs, which are multiturn segments of dialog within interpersonal interactions. Study 1 focused on support for bereavement, used Linguistic Inquiry and Word Count data to augment characterizations of speaking turns based on speech act, and identified seven 5-turn conversational motifs. Study 2 examined serial argument…
Impacts of the belt and road initiative on China’s bilateral trade
This study contributes to the existing literature by empirically analyzing the impacts of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) on China’s bilateral trade. Applying an augmented gravity model to trade flows between China and its 190 trading partners, of which 140 countries have signed the BRI agreements sequentially, during the period 2012–2020, we find that: (1) The BRI can significantly increase the extensive and intensive margins of China’s expor…
Coping with Covid‐19 at the community level
The COVID‐19 pandemic is a socially shared health issue that has had profound impacts on all aspects of community life and requires collaborative coping responses. Drawn from the extended theoretical model of communal coping, we examined (a) factors that promote community members' communal coping and (b) the influence of communal coping on perceived stress and positive adaptation in the context of COVID‐19. An empirical test based on the survey o…
Verbal Person Centeredness in Interaction
Verbal person centeredness (VPC) is a long-dominant conceptualization of quality in supportive communication, but prior work provides limited guidance for researchers seeking to examine its impact in interaction. This study examined the extent to which overall VPC for an interaction is predicted by support providers' specific behaviors. In a laboratory setting, pairs of friends (320 dyads) discussed a problem that one of them was currently experi…
Grief and Post-traumatic Growth Following Miscarriage
This study used the meaning reconstruction model of bereavement and the theory of conversationally induced reappraisals to investigate factors that influence the association between grief following a miscarriage and post-traumatic growth. Participants included 298 women who had experienced a miscarriage within the previous year. As predicted, a moderate level of grief corresponded with the most post-traumatic growth among bereaved mothers and mea…
A scale for a-holism in relational communication
A-holes threaten the overall well-being of many social systems. This study explicates, constructs, and validates a measure for a-holism in relational communication. We identified and constructed items for four dimensions of the a-holism construct: verbal aggression, dominance, entitlement, and resistance to feedback. An online survey was distributed to 315 adults about their perceptions of a-holes they have met in their lives and how they communi…
Verbal Person Centeredness in Interaction
Verbal person centeredness (VPC) is a long-dominant conceptualization of quality in supportive communication, but prior work provides limited guidance for researchers seeking to examine its impact in interaction. This study examined the extent to which overall VPC for an interaction is predicted by support providers' specific behaviors. In a laboratory setting, pairs of friends (320 dyads) discussed a problem that one of them was currently experi…
Homosexualizing “Boys Love” in China
Originating in Japan, “boys love” (BL) manga and fiction that focus on romantic or homoerotic male-male relationships are considered by most of their writers, readers, and scholars to be primarily by women and for women and are purposely differentiated from gay fiction and manga by both commentators and practitioners. However, BL's increasing interweaving with homosexuality and sexual minorities in China requires scholars to reread and redefine B…
How the Comforting Process Fails
This study extends the theory of psychological reactance to the context of social support by examining how supportive communication is associated with psychological reactance and subsequent support outcomes. The final sample included 325 married adults who had experienced a marital disagreement, and were asked to evaluate a hypothetical support message that varied in the level of person-centeredness provided by a social network member. The result…
Affection Deprivation in Marital Relationships
The current study sought to assess the dyadic effects of affection deprivation in marital relationships. We used the tenets of affection exchange theory to examine the actor and partner effects between affectionate communication, affection deprivation, and mental and relational outcomes. Moreover, we tested whether affection deprivation mediated the association between affectionate communication and outcome variables. In terms of actor effects, a…
A relational turbulence theory perspective on women's grief following miscarriage
This study used relational turbulence theory to examine (a) how the relational impact of miscarriage corresponded with bereaved mothers' grief responses and (b) the association between a partner's supportive conversational behaviors and relationship qualities. The sample included 193 women who had experienced a miscarriage within the previous year. As predicted, relational uncertainty was positively associated with women's negative appraisals of …
The Effects of Type of Pronouns and Hope Appeals in Supportive Messages About Covid-19
This study examined the role of pronouns in supportive messages and hope appeals in facilitating people's coping with coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19). Participants included 256 residents of New York State, and they evaluated hypothetical messages about COVID-19. Results showed that when people have a communal orientation to coping, you-language (vs. we-language) supportive messages led to more emotional improvement. The presence (vs. absence) of hope…
Affection deprivation during the Covid-19 pandemic
This study examined the longer-term effects of the COVID-19 lockdowns on relational communication and mental health. Specifically, the study used the theoretic premises of Affection Exchange Theory (AET: Floyd, 2006 ) to hypothesize connections between affection deprivation and several indices of mental health, including loneliness and depression. The study used a panel design to recruit participants at different time points during the COVID-19 l…
Impacts of the belt and road initiative on China’s bilateral trade
This study contributes to the existing literature by empirically analyzing the impacts of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) on China’s bilateral trade. Applying an augmented gravity model to trade flows between China and its 190 trading partners, of which 140 countries have signed the BRI agreements sequentially, during the period 2012–2020, we find that: (1) The BRI can significantly increase the extensive and intensive margins of China’s expor…
Coping with Covid‐19 at the community level
The COVID‐19 pandemic is a socially shared health issue that has had profound impacts on all aspects of community life and requires collaborative coping responses. Drawn from the extended theoretical model of communal coping, we examined (a) factors that promote community members' communal coping and (b) the influence of communal coping on perceived stress and positive adaptation in the context of COVID‐19. An empirical test based on the survey o…
Persuasive Messages, Social Norms, and Reactance
Efforts by universities to reduce the spread of COVID-19 include health campaigns intended to encourage students to wear masks. While well-intended, these efforts may produce counter-persuasion (e.g., decrease masking) if they are seen as threatening individuals’ freedom to choose. In a rolling cross-sectional study of one university campaign (n = 681), we found that the presence of the campaign did instigate a form of resistance known as reactan…
Nexus and synergy between the low-carbon economy and circular economy
Factors determining reuse behavior
Reuse represents a critical strategy for prolonging the utility of items while conserving resources. The aim of this meta-analysis is to aggregate and reanalyze previous studies on factors influencing reuse behavior. By integrating data from 59 studies comprising 366 samples, the research assess the relationship between factors based on different motivational goals and reuse behavior. The results reveal that the factors of attitudes, outcome effi…
Exploring the association between atmospheric pollutants and preterm birth risk in a river valley city
Objective To investigate the association between exposure to atmospheric pollutants and preterm birth in a river valley-type city and its critical exposure windows. Methods A retrospective cohort study was used to collect data from the medical records of preterm and full-term deliveries in two hospitals in urban areas of a typical river valley-type city from January 2018 to December 2019. A total of 7,288 cases were included in the study with gen…
How Do Qualities of Supportive Conversations Affect Heart Rate Variability During Conversations About the Death of a Parent
This study examined the impact of person-centered communication on bereaved young adults' physiological stress responses when they talked about the death of their parent. Heart rate variability - indexed by the standard deviation of the normal-to-normal intervals (SDNN), the root mean square of successive differences (rMSSD), and the heart rate variability index (HRVi) - was monitored before, during, and after the interaction as an objective meas…
Female university students’ fertility intentions and their psychosocial factors
The level of feminist identity is significantly and negatively related to childbearing desires. Psychosocial factors have a greater degree of influence on fertility intentions, with the level of feminist identity, the perception of fertility hindrances and the perception of fertility supports all significantly impacting fertility intentions. The findings of this study emphasise the importance of the government providing a full range of social sec…
The relationship between air pollutants and preterm birth and blood routine changes in typical river valley city
Exposure to air pollutants is a risk factor for preterm birth. Exposure to air pollutants was associated with changes in leukocytes, monocytes, basophils and erythrocytes and hs-CRP
Threat beyond the border
A spiral infinite-life-cycle assessment model for measuring the environmental impacts of circular economy systems
IoT-based analysis reveals behavioral differences in public participation in low-value recyclables collection
The global recycling rate for low-value recyclables (LVRs) remains low, with inadequate mechanisms and suboptimal participation rates. Emerging smart recycling systems, powered by IoT-enabled monitoring, now offer researchers unprecedented opportunities to analyze real-time behavioral patterns in household recycling practices. However, key knowledge gaps persist, particularly regarding demographic disparities in participation and the drivers infl…
The Role of Person-Centered Messages, Parallel Disclosures, and Reactance When Communicating Support for Parental Death
This article evaluates communicative strategies to reduce reactance and enhance outcomes when people receive supportive messages about the death of their parent. Two experiments, a laboratory study and an online survey, manipulated person-centeredness and the presence and timing of parallel bereavement disclosures by the support provider. In both studies, moderately person-centered messages produced less reactance and better support quality, comp…
The impact of urban form on land space carbon sink conflicts
Examining the Predictors and Outcomes of Support Seeking Following Spousal Death
This study drew upon the revelation risk model to examine factors that were associated with bereaved individuals' tendencies to seek support and the strategies they used to obtain it. The sample included 242 individuals who had experienced spousal death in the past two years. Results showed that bereaved individuals were less likely to seek support when they perceived that the risks were higher and their communication efficacy was lower, but they…
Showcasing Studies of Conversational Motifs Within a Dynamic Dyadic Systems Perspective on Interpersonal Communication
This essay reports three projects that integrate linguistic features of speaking turns into the identification of conversational motifs, which are multiturn segments of dialog within interpersonal interactions. Study 1 focused on support for bereavement, used Linguistic Inquiry and Word Count data to augment characterizations of speaking turns based on speech act, and identified seven 5-turn conversational motifs. Study 2 examined serial argument…
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