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  •  51
    How Gig Worker Responds to Negative Customer Treatment: The Effects of Work Meaningfulness and Traits of Psychological Resilience
    with He Xiongtao, Lu Wenzhu, and Luo Haibin
    Frontiers in Psychology 12. 2021.
    The negative interpersonal interaction between customers and platform gig workers has become a problem for platform owners and government. This study investigates the role of negative customer treatment in the context of gig work and its impact on gig workers’ sabotage behavior. A questionnaire survey approach was used in the study, collected three-wave survey data from 258 Chinese gig workers including food-deliver platform workers and app-based ride-hailing drivers. Both effects of the mediati…Read more
    The negative interpersonal interaction between customers and platform gig workers has become a problem for platform owners and government. This study investigates the role of negative customer treatment in the context of gig work and its impact on gig workers’ sabotage behavior. A questionnaire survey approach was used in the study, collected three-wave survey data from 258 Chinese gig workers including food-deliver platform workers and app-based ride-hailing drivers. Both effects of the mediation and moderation were tested, all of which find support, using hierarchical multiple regression by SPSS22.0. Results indicate that negative customer treatment can also predict gig workers’ service sabotage through work meaningfulness. Furthermore, positive customer treatment acted as an effective safeguard against the effects of negative customer treatment on employee service sabotage. Trait psychological resilience can also mitigate the effects of a low level of work meaningfulness. The manuscript’s focus provides an interesting angle to the previous research, especially the inclusion of work meaningfulness and trait resilience, on negative customer treatment in the context of gig work. This study contributes to further broaden the perspective of conservation of resource theory for individual intrinsic motivation analysis. Practical implications for platform management and government governance have also been discussed in this manuscript.
    Cognitive Sciences
  •  31
    Book reviews (review)
    with Xie Wenyu, Ng On-cho, Bongrae Seok, Zong Desheng, Jay Goulding, Hon Tze-ki, David Fielding, Chen Yun, and Jiang Tao
    Dao: A Journal of Comparative Philosophy 4 (2): 371-400. 2005.
  •  81
    A Chart for the Sum Total of Income and Expenditure of the Peasant Movement Training Institute of the Kuomintang
    with Wang Wen-Ping
    Chinese Studies in History 6 (3): 30-32. 1973.
    Social and Political Philosophy
  •  63
    Specific Gray Matter Volume Changes of the Brain in Unipolar and Bipolar Depression
    with Junyan Wang, Penghong Liu, Aixia Zhang, Chunxia Yang, Jizhi Wang, Yong Xu, and Ning Sun
    Frontiers in Human Neuroscience 14. 2021.
    To identify the common and specific structural basis of bipolar depression and unipolar depression is crucial for clinical diagnosis. In this study, a total of 85 participants, including 22 BD patients, 36 UD patients, and 27 healthy controls, were enrolled. A voxel-based morphology method was used to identify the common and specific changes of the gray matter volume to determine the structural basis. Significant differences in GMV were found among the three groups. Compared with healthy control…Read more
    To identify the common and specific structural basis of bipolar depression and unipolar depression is crucial for clinical diagnosis. In this study, a total of 85 participants, including 22 BD patients, 36 UD patients, and 27 healthy controls, were enrolled. A voxel-based morphology method was used to identify the common and specific changes of the gray matter volume to determine the structural basis. Significant differences in GMV were found among the three groups. Compared with healthy controls, UD patients showed decreased GMV in the orbital part of the left inferior frontal gyrus, whereas BD patients showed decreased GMV in the orbital part of the left middle frontal gyrus. Compared with BD, UD patients have increased GMV in the left supramarginal gyrus and middle temporal gyrus. Our results revealed different structural changes in UD and BD patients suggesting BD and UD have different neurophysiological underpinnings. Our study contributes toward the biological determination of morphometric changes, which could help to discriminate between UD and BD.
  •  51
    How leader humor stimulates subordinate boundary-spanning behavior: A social information processing theory perspective
    with Xi Wang and Wen Feng
    Frontiers in Psychology 13. 2022.
    Based on social information processing theory, we provide a novel theoretical account of how and when leader humor influences subordinate boundary-spanning behavior. We develop a moderated mediation model explicating the mechanism of psychological safety and the boundary condition of subordinate interpersonal influence. Using multiwave data, we tested our research hypotheses with a sample of 452 members from 140 teams in a Chinese information technology company. Results showed that leader humor …Read more
    Based on social information processing theory, we provide a novel theoretical account of how and when leader humor influences subordinate boundary-spanning behavior. We develop a moderated mediation model explicating the mechanism of psychological safety and the boundary condition of subordinate interpersonal influence. Using multiwave data, we tested our research hypotheses with a sample of 452 members from 140 teams in a Chinese information technology company. Results showed that leader humor positively affects subordinate boundary-spanning behavior via increased psychological safety. Moreover, this mediated effect is stronger when subordinates have high interpersonal influence. These findings offer theoretical and practical insights into boundary-spanning activities and leader humor, which we discuss.
    Philosophy of Cognitive Science
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    Viral discourse
    Critical Discourse Studies 20 (2): 239-241. 2023.
    Since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been countless debate about the virus. The role discourse plays in this pandemic is tightly associated with the impact of pandemic on society....
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    Hsin-t'i Yü Hsing-t'i [Mind and Human Nature]
    Philosophy East and West 20 (4): 419-422. 1970.
    Asian PhilosophyChinese Philosophy
  •  63
    Exponential Stability of Switched Positive Homogeneous Systems
    with Dadong Tian
    Complexity 1-8. 2017.
  •  72
    A Method for Detecting Amplitude-Phase Joint Characteristic Parameters of Wireless Channel for Generating Key Parameters
    with Qiongying Tan and Shuanglin Huang
    Complexity 2021 1-11. 2021.
    Aiming at the problems of poor adaptability and low secret key generation rate of secret key generation scheme based on single characteristic parameter of wireless channel, a secret key generation method based on joint characteristic parameters of amplitude and phase of wireless channel is proposed. This method is based on the single-eavesdropping wireless fading channel model; the joint characteristic model of amplitude and phase of wireless fading channel is established; it detects and extract…Read more
    Aiming at the problems of poor adaptability and low secret key generation rate of secret key generation scheme based on single characteristic parameter of wireless channel, a secret key generation method based on joint characteristic parameters of amplitude and phase of wireless channel is proposed. This method is based on the single-eavesdropping wireless fading channel model; the joint characteristic model of amplitude and phase of wireless fading channel is established; it detects and extracts the joint characteristic parameters of amplitude and phase of channel, and then the proposed characteristics are quantified by using the equal probability joint quantization strategy of amplitude and phase to generate the secret key random parameters. In this paper, the amplitude and phase joint feature parameter detection method of wireless channel can not only improve the generation rate of random secret key parameters but also make the eavesdropping party’s eavesdropping error rate closer to 0.5. The test results show that the proposed scheme can significantly improve the rate, reliability, and security of generating key random parameters.
    Natural Sciences
  •  91
    Predicting Chinese Adolescent Internet Gaming Addiction From Peer Context and Normative Beliefs About Aggression: A 2-Year Longitudinal Study
    with Ping Su, Chengfu Yu, Wei Zhang, Yang Xu, and Shuangju Zhen
    Frontiers in Psychology 9. 2018.
    Philosophy of Cognitive Science
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    Cultural "Exchange" Is Impossible
    Contemporary Chinese Thought 29 (4): 29-34. 1998.
    I thought the organizer had invited me primarily to let everyone take a rest while I spoke, because what I had to say was relatively simple and superficial. I would be talking not about academic subjects, but mostly about my personal impressions
    Chinese PhilosophyChinese Philosophy: Topics, Misc
  •  27
    Hyperarithmetical Quantifiers
    with C. Spector
    Journal of Symbolic Logic 31 (1): 137-137. 1966.
    Logic and Philosophy of LogicLogical Expressions
  •  142
    Contemporary Chinese studies of Wang Fuzhi in Mainland China
    Dao: A Journal of Comparative Philosophy 3 (2): 307-330. 2004.
    Wang Fuzhi
  •  138
    The use of analogy and symbolism in traditional chinese philosophy
    Journal of Chinese Philosophy 1 (3-4): 313-338. 1974.
    Chinese Philosophy of Logic and LanguageClassical Chinese Philosophy, Misc
  •  95
    The problem of value reconstruction in chinese philosophy under the impact from european thought
    Journal of Chinese Philosophy 20 (1): 45-55. 1993.
    Contemporary Chinese Philosophy, Misc
  •  89
    The Function of the Mind in Chu Hsi’s Philosophy
    Journal of Chinese Philosophy 5 (2): 195-208. 1978.
    Chinese Philosophy: Metaphysics and EpistemologyZhu Xi
  •  91
    Thomé H. Fang, Chinese Philosophy: Its Spirit and Its Development, Linking Publishing Co., Ltd., Taipei, 1981, 568 pp (review)
    Journal of Chinese Philosophy 10 (4): 411-416. 1983.
    New Confucianism
  •  78
    The contemporary significance of chinese philosophy
    Journal of Chinese Philosophy 13 (2): 203-210. 1986.
    Contemporary Chinese Philosophy, MiscChinese Buddhist Philosophy, Misc
  •  203
    Reflections on glocalization from a neo-confucian perspective
    Journal of Chinese Philosophy 38 (1): 105-117. 2011.
    Chinese Philosophy: Topics, MiscContemporary Chinese Philosophy, MiscClassical Chinese Philosophy
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    Reflections on world peace through peace among religions - a confucian perspective
    Journal of Chinese Philosophy 22 (2): 193-213. 1995.
    Contemporary Chinese Philosophy, MiscPeace
  •  68
    On the functional unity of the four dimensions of thought in the book of changes
    Journal of Chinese Philosophy 17 (3): 359-385. 1990.
    Contemporary Chinese Philosophy, MiscYijing (The Book of Change)Chinese Philosophy: Metaphysics and …Read more
    Contemporary Chinese Philosophy, MiscYijing (The Book of Change)Chinese Philosophy: Metaphysics and Epistemology
  •  144
    On the final views of Wang Yang-Ming
    Journal of Chinese Philosophy 25 (3): 345-360. 1998.
    Wang Yangming
  •  117
    On Chu hsi as an important source for the development of the philosophy of Wang Yang-Ming
    Journal of Chinese Philosophy 11 (1): 83-107. 1984.
    Zhu XiWang Yangming
  •  65
    On new frontiers of contemporary neo-confucian philosophy
    Journal of Chinese Philosophy 23 (1): 39-58. 1996.
    New Confucianism
  •  119
    How idealistic is Wang Yang-Ming?
    Journal of Chinese Philosophy 10 (2): 147-168. 1983.
    Wang Yangming
  •  152
    Democratic ideal and practice: A critical reflection
    Journal of Chinese Philosophy 34 (2): 257-275. 2007.
    Government and DemocracyChinese Political Philosophy
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    China’s Research Evaluation Reform: What are the Consequences for Global Science?
    with Fei Shu and Vincent Larivière
    Minerva 60 (3): 329-347. 2022.
    In the 1990s, China created a research evaluation system based on publications indexed in the Science Citation Index (SCI) and on the Journal Impact Factor. Such system helped the country become the largest contributor to the scientific literature and increased the position of Chinese universities in international rankings. Although the system had been criticized by many because of its adverse effects, the policy reform for research evaluation crawled until the breakout of the COVID-19 pandemic,…Read more
    In the 1990s, China created a research evaluation system based on publications indexed in the Science Citation Index (SCI) and on the Journal Impact Factor. Such system helped the country become the largest contributor to the scientific literature and increased the position of Chinese universities in international rankings. Although the system had been criticized by many because of its adverse effects, the policy reform for research evaluation crawled until the breakout of the COVID-19 pandemic, which accidently accelerates the process of policy reform. This paper highlights the background and principles of this reform, provides evidence of its effects, and discusses the implications for global science.
  •  98
    Contemporary Neo-Confucianism: Its background, varieties, emergence, and significance
    Dao: A Journal of Comparative Philosophy 2 (2): 213-233. 2003.
    New Confucianism
  •  85
    An Integral Understanding of Knowledge and Value: A Confucian Perspective
    Journal of Chinese Philosophy 30 (3-4): 387-401. 2003.
    Chinese Philosophy: Metaphysics and Epistemology
  •  31
    The voice of ten years of history: A narrative-semiotic approach to the Eight Revolutionary Model Plays
    Semiotica 2008 (170): 201-210. 2008.
    In this article, the author uses a narrative-semiotic approach to discuss the Eight Revolutionary Model Plays of China's Cultural Revolution, which left profound but sometimes negative influences on the lives of Chinese people. Because of the political upheavals of the time, the Eight Revolutionary Model Plays dominated the cultural stage during this special period of Chinese history. However, they have become popular again in recent years — an interesting cultural phenomenon that deserves acade…Read more
    In this article, the author uses a narrative-semiotic approach to discuss the Eight Revolutionary Model Plays of China's Cultural Revolution, which left profound but sometimes negative influences on the lives of Chinese people. Because of the political upheavals of the time, the Eight Revolutionary Model Plays dominated the cultural stage during this special period of Chinese history. However, they have become popular again in recent years — an interesting cultural phenomenon that deserves academic observation Phelan's three narrative voices (mimetic, thematic, and synthetic) are used for narrative analysis and it is determined that these model plays primarily use the thematic voice. Jakobson's semiotic theory of six factors within the speech event is used for semiotic analysis and the result is that each of the six factors has polyphonic features. The conclusion is that although the plays were originally made for political purposes, with time as well as people's appreciation and consumption they have become part of Chinese culture. In this sense, one can say that art, like language, is also a kind of convention.
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