Shouming Chen
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3913626 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Shouming Chen |
| PRENOMES | Shouming |
| SOBRENOME | Chen |
| ASSINATURA | CHEN S |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Tongji University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2050-7565 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 13 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 3 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 13 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2012 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Anchoring morality at work
Effectiveness of a novel pork belly simulation model versus traditional training for ultrasound-guided TAP block in anesthesiology residents
BACKGROUND: We developed a novel, low-cost pork belly model for simulation training in ultrasound-guided transversus abdominis plane (TAP) block among anesthesiology residents. This study aimed to investigate its effectiveness in clinical teaching. METHODS: Thirty anesthesiology residents underwent training for ultrasound-guided TAP block. They were allocated to a traditional training group (Group A, n = 15) or a pork belly model simulation train…
The influence of spirituality on perceived role of ethics and social responsibility
Despite the widespread belief that spirituality has a favorable influence on morals and ethics, research has yielded varied results. There is also a dearth of cross-cultural studies examining spirituality, Perceived Role of Ethics and Social Responsibility (PRESOR), and their relationship. This study examines the relationship between spirituality and the PRESOR in Pakistan and China, two culturally and religiously distinct nations, using a sample…
CEO political connections and Ofdi of Chinese firms under the Belt and Road Initiative
Since the Chinese government proposed the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) in 2013, Chinese firms have been actively investing in countries participating in BRI. What kinds of firms are willing to respond to this geopolitical policy? According to resource dependence theory and resource-based view, this study examines the impact of CEO political connections on outward foreign direct investment (OFDI) in the context of BRI and its boundary conditions…
How spirituality affects individuals’ attitudes towards corporate social responsibility
Research on individuals’ attitudes toward corporate social responsibility (CSR) from a micro level has increasingly emerged in recent years, yet the role of spiritual values and principles has been ignored as its antecedents in extant literature. To fill the research gap, we examine the relationship between spirituality and individual CSR attitudes and further analyze this relationship by revealing the mediating role of idealism and the moderatin…
Does world heritage site initiation promote tourism? A difference-in-difference approach
Extant studies have found that the inscription of World Heritage sites (WHS) has no or negative effect on tourism in China, which does not explain why Chinese local governments are eager to apply for WHS. This study employs the difference-in-difference approach and city-level data from China to assess the effect of WHS over a more extended period, starting from initiation instead of inscription. The results indicate that WHS initiation can promot…
Internationalization and Organizational Resilience to Covid-19 Crisis
Organizational resilience is a company’s ability to quickly recover and adapt when it encounters sudden and unexpected challenges. Our study looks at how a company’s level of international involvement before such challenges can influence its resilience, particularly when faced with the global disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. We also examine whether a company’s prior investment in digital technologies can help soften any negative impac…
A mixed-methods investigation of the factors affecting the use of facial recognition as a threatening AI application
Purpose Artificial intelligence (AI) applications pose a potential threat to users' data security and privacy due to their high data-dependence nature. This paper aims to investigate an understudied issue in the literature, namely, how users perceive the threat of and decide to use a threatening AI application. In particular, it examines the influencing factors and the mechanisms that affect an individual’s behavioral intention to use facial reco…
The role of social media for sustainable development in mountain region tourism in Pakistan
This research letter focuses on tourist behavior and tourism business operators’ contributions to rural mountain region economic growth and sustainable development when using social media. Data were collected from 43 interviews from different tourism business operators, and a questionnaire survey of 576 tourists from the Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan. Drawing on development communication theory, the study reveals that there is a positive relationshi…
Gender Moderates Firms' Innovation Performance and Entrepreneurs' Self-efficacy and Risk Propensity
On the basis of upper echelons theory and social learning theory, we examined the direct effects of 2 cognitive characteristics—self-efficacy and risk propensity—on entrepreneurs' innovation in the early stage of entrepreneurial activities. We also investigated the moderating role of gender on these relationships, using data collected from the 2011 Global Entrepreneurship Monitor database, comprising 12,828 entrepreneurs from 44 countries. We fou…
Types of Poverty and Entrepreneurial Intention in Bangladesh
We used the theory of planned behavior to hypothesize how economic poverty and perceived poverty predict college students' intention to start businesses. Based on the argument that entrepreneurial intention will be based on perception of both feasibility and desirability of a business venture, we tested whether or not people experiencing different types of poverty (the poor, the unsatisfied, and the complacent) have a different degree of likeliho…
Gratitude and Athletes’ Life Satisfaction
Need for Achievement, Education, and Entrepreneurial Risk-Taking Behavior
We examined which factors lead to entrepreneurial risk-taking behavior, using the 2 tests of entrepreneurial behavior theory (desirability and feasibility) to investigate how need for achievement and education interact to influence risk-taking propensity. Using data collected from 230 nascent entrepreneurs in a mid-western state in the USA, we tested 2 hypotheses and found empirical evidence to support the 2 tests theory. The results showed that …
A mixed-methods investigation of the factors affecting the use of facial recognition as a threatening AI application
Purpose Artificial intelligence (AI) applications pose a potential threat to users' data security and privacy due to their high data-dependence nature. This paper aims to investigate an understudied issue in the literature, namely, how users perceive the threat of and decide to use a threatening AI application. In particular, it examines the influencing factors and the mechanisms that affect an individual’s behavioral intention to use facial reco…
Need for Achievement, Education, and Entrepreneurial Risk-Taking Behavior
We examined which factors lead to entrepreneurial risk-taking behavior, using the 2 tests of entrepreneurial behavior theory (desirability and feasibility) to investigate how need for achievement and education interact to influence risk-taking propensity. Using data collected from 230 nascent entrepreneurs in a mid-western state in the USA, we tested 2 hypotheses and found empirical evidence to support the 2 tests theory. The results showed that …
Types of Poverty and Entrepreneurial Intention in Bangladesh
We used the theory of planned behavior to hypothesize how economic poverty and perceived poverty predict college students' intention to start businesses. Based on the argument that entrepreneurial intention will be based on perception of both feasibility and desirability of a business venture, we tested whether or not people experiencing different types of poverty (the poor, the unsatisfied, and the complacent) have a different degree of likeliho…
Gratitude and Athletes’ Life Satisfaction
Gender Moderates Firms' Innovation Performance and Entrepreneurs' Self-efficacy and Risk Propensity
On the basis of upper echelons theory and social learning theory, we examined the direct effects of 2 cognitive characteristics—self-efficacy and risk propensity—on entrepreneurs' innovation in the early stage of entrepreneurial activities. We also investigated the moderating role of gender on these relationships, using data collected from the 2011 Global Entrepreneurship Monitor database, comprising 12,828 entrepreneurs from 44 countries. We fou…
The role of social media for sustainable development in mountain region tourism in Pakistan
This research letter focuses on tourist behavior and tourism business operators’ contributions to rural mountain region economic growth and sustainable development when using social media. Data were collected from 43 interviews from different tourism business operators, and a questionnaire survey of 576 tourists from the Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan. Drawing on development communication theory, the study reveals that there is a positive relationshi…
CEO political connections and Ofdi of Chinese firms under the Belt and Road Initiative
Since the Chinese government proposed the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) in 2013, Chinese firms have been actively investing in countries participating in BRI. What kinds of firms are willing to respond to this geopolitical policy? According to resource dependence theory and resource-based view, this study examines the impact of CEO political connections on outward foreign direct investment (OFDI) in the context of BRI and its boundary conditions…
How spirituality affects individuals’ attitudes towards corporate social responsibility
Research on individuals’ attitudes toward corporate social responsibility (CSR) from a micro level has increasingly emerged in recent years, yet the role of spiritual values and principles has been ignored as its antecedents in extant literature. To fill the research gap, we examine the relationship between spirituality and individual CSR attitudes and further analyze this relationship by revealing the mediating role of idealism and the moderatin…
Does world heritage site initiation promote tourism? A difference-in-difference approach
Extant studies have found that the inscription of World Heritage sites (WHS) has no or negative effect on tourism in China, which does not explain why Chinese local governments are eager to apply for WHS. This study employs the difference-in-difference approach and city-level data from China to assess the effect of WHS over a more extended period, starting from initiation instead of inscription. The results indicate that WHS initiation can promot…
Internationalization and Organizational Resilience to Covid-19 Crisis
Organizational resilience is a company’s ability to quickly recover and adapt when it encounters sudden and unexpected challenges. Our study looks at how a company’s level of international involvement before such challenges can influence its resilience, particularly when faced with the global disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. We also examine whether a company’s prior investment in digital technologies can help soften any negative impac…
A mixed-methods investigation of the factors affecting the use of facial recognition as a threatening AI application
Purpose Artificial intelligence (AI) applications pose a potential threat to users' data security and privacy due to their high data-dependence nature. This paper aims to investigate an understudied issue in the literature, namely, how users perceive the threat of and decide to use a threatening AI application. In particular, it examines the influencing factors and the mechanisms that affect an individual’s behavioral intention to use facial reco…
Anchoring morality at work
Effectiveness of a novel pork belly simulation model versus traditional training for ultrasound-guided TAP block in anesthesiology residents
BACKGROUND: We developed a novel, low-cost pork belly model for simulation training in ultrasound-guided transversus abdominis plane (TAP) block among anesthesiology residents. This study aimed to investigate its effectiveness in clinical teaching. METHODS: Thirty anesthesiology residents underwent training for ultrasound-guided TAP block. They were allocated to a traditional training group (Group A, n = 15) or a pork belly model simulation train…
The influence of spirituality on perceived role of ethics and social responsibility
Despite the widespread belief that spirituality has a favorable influence on morals and ethics, research has yielded varied results. There is also a dearth of cross-cultural studies examining spirituality, Perceived Role of Ethics and Social Responsibility (PRESOR), and their relationship. This study examines the relationship between spirituality and the PRESOR in Pakistan and China, two culturally and religiously distinct nations, using a sample…
Psychology (7 obras) · Social Psychology (6 obras) · Business (5 obras) · Economics (5 obras) · Social Psychology (5 obras) · Political science (4 obras) · Economic geography (3 obras) · Entrepreneurship (3 obras) · Entrepreneurship Studies and Influences (3 obras) · Developmental psychology (2 obras)