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    High‐Speed Rail Opening and Corporate Environmental Responsibility Performance: Analysis of Talent Aggregation and Supervisory Pressure
    with Kun Luo, Xiaoya Liu, and Lei Ye
    Business Ethics, the Environment and Responsibility 34 (4): 2373-2389. 2025.
    The existing literature has explored the impact of high-speed rail (HSR) opening on macrolevel environmental performance. However, few studies have validated its effects on microlevel corporate environmental responsibility performance. Therefore, on the basis of data from Chinese A-share listed companies from 2011 to 2020, we examine the relationship between HSR opening and corporate environmental responsibility performance, along with the underlying reasons for this relationship. Our research r…Read more
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    Dual‐use research assessment in emerging medical biotechnology: An ethical perspective from China
    with Xiaomei Zhai
    Developing World Bioethics 25 (3): 245-252. 2025.
    Emerging medical biotechnology, with its dual‐use nature, presents both unprecedented opportunities and challenges for human society. As we benefit from technological innovation, it is crucial for Chinese academics and policymakers to effectively identify and address potential risks. However, the current framework for evaluating dual‐use research faces multiple challenges, including difficulties in identifying dual‐use issues, a lack of consideration for broader impacts in assessments, and a lac…Read more
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    Despite chatbots’ increasing popularity, firms often fail to fully achieve their benefits because of their underutilization. We argue that ethical concerns dealing with chatbot-related privacy and security may prevent firms from developing a culture of embracing chatbot use and fully integrating chatbots into their workflows. Our research draws upon the stimulus-organism-response theory (SOR) and a study by Floridi et al. (Minds and Machines, 28:689–707, 2018) on the ethical artificial intellige…Read more
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    Ethical reflection of Chinese scientists on the dual-use concerns of emerging medical biotechnology
    with Mingtao Huang, Hui Shao, Kun Li, and Xiaomei Zhai
    Journal of Medical Ethics 51 (10): 662-667. 2025.
    Emerging medical biotechnology typically exhibits a ‘dual-use’ nature, which, while promoting human well-being, concurrently presents potential risks of misuse or abuse, thereby posing significant threats. Globally, including in China, emerging medical biotechnology is developing rapidly. To understand the views and perspectives of Chinese scientists on dual-use concerns, this empirical study conducted semistructured qualitative interviews with researchers (n=14) from various specialties within …Read more
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    A simple yet effective self-debiasing framework for transformer models
    with Xin Liu, Lijie Wang, Suhang Wu, Jinsong Su, and Hua Wu
    Artificial Intelligence 339 (C): 104258. 2025.
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    Human-in-the-Loop Design with Machine Learning
    with Pan Wang, Danlin Peng, Ling Li, Liuqing Chen, Chao Wu, Peter Childs, and Yike Guo
    Deep learning methods have been applied to randomly generate images, such as in fashion, furniture design. To date, consideration of human aspects which play a vital role in a design process has not been given significant attention in deep learning approaches. In this paper, results are reported from a human- in-the-loop design method where brain EEG signals are used to capture preferable design features. In the framework developed, an encoder extracting EEG features from raw signals recorded fr…Read more
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    Advancing legal recommendation system with enhanced Bayesian network machine learning
    with Vanessa Hoo, Mingyue Liu, Jiale Li, and Ying Cheng Wu
    Artificial Intelligence and Law 34 (1): 227-244. 2026.
    The integration of machine learning algorithms into the legal recommendation system marks a burgeoning area of research, with a particular focus on enhancing the accuracy and efficiency of judicial decision-making processes. The application of Bayesian Network (BN) emerges as a potent tool in this context, promising to address the inherent complexities and unique nuances of legal texts and individual case subtleties. However, the challenge of achieving high accuracy in BN parameter learning, esp…Read more
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    As the autonomous vehicles technology gradually enters the public eye, understanding consumers' psychological motivations for accepting autonomous vehicles is critical for the development of autonomous vehicles and society. Previously, researchers have explored the determinants of fully autonomous vehicles but the relevant research is far from enough. Moreover, the relationship between anthropomorphism and users' behavior has been ignored to a large extent. Therefore, this study aim to fill the …Read more
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    Cognition and Brain Activation in Response to Various Doses of Caffeine: A Near-Infrared Spectroscopy Study
    with Bin Zhang, Ying Liu, Yuqin Deng, and Xinyan Zheng
    Frontiers in Psychology 11. 2020.
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    The impacts of mind-wandering on flow: Examining the critical role of physical activity and mindfulness
    with Yu-Qin Deng, Binn Zhang, Xinyan Zheng, Ying Liu, and Chenglin Zhou
    Frontiers in Psychology 13. 2022.
    BackgroundIndividuals with mind-wandering experience their attention decoupling from their main task at hand while others with flow experience fully engage in their task with the optimum experience. There seems to be a negative relationship between mind-wandering and flow. However, it remains unclear to what extent mind-wandering exerts an impact on flow. And it is also elusive whether physical activity and mindfulness, which are as important factors that affected individuals’ attentional contro…Read more
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    The assumed motor capabilities of a partner influence motor imagery in a joint serial disc transfer task
    with Molly Brillinger and Timothy N. Welsh
    Cognition 254 (C): 105964. 2025.
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    In Horton’s All or Nothing Problem, the agent has three options: a permissible act that saves no one, a wrongful act that saves only one child, or a supererogatory act that saves two children. Some may argue that if the agent is not going to save two children, she should save none rather than just one. However, this conclusion is counterintuitive. Although there are many proposed solutions to this problem, none of them provides a fully satisfactory answer. In this article, I argue that it is pla…Read more
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    Association between prevalence rate of dementia with Lewy bodies and sleep characteristics in Chinese old adults
    with Jinghuan Gan, Shuai Liu, Fei Wang, Zhihong Shi, Yang Lü, Jianping Niu, Xinling Meng, Pan Cai, Zhichao Chen, Baozhi Gang, and Yong Ji
    Frontiers in Human Neuroscience 16 976753. 2022.
    Introduction: Few studies are available on the prevalence and sleep-related factors of dementia with Lewy bodies (DLB) in Chinese older adults, aiming to explore the associations between sleep characteristics and DLB.Methods: A cross-sectional study with 7,528 individuals aged ≥65 years in 106 communities in Northern China was conducted from April 2019 to January 2020. Questionaries (including demographic characteristics, comorbidities, lifestyles, and sleep characteristics) were administered, a…Read more
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    Departures of Tainted Outside Directors: A Threshold Approach From Two Competing Theoretical Perspectives
    with Longwei Tian, Jun Xia, and Yuan Li
    Business and Society 64 (7): 1313-1353. 2025.
    Although a tainted outside director’s social status may serve as a buffer against devaluation owing to an affiliate firm’s corporate financial misconduct, the extent of this buffer effect is unclear. We propose a threshold approach by introducing the expectancy violation perspective, which generates a theoretical tension from the network-embeddedness perspective, to clarify the following question: From which perspective does the buffer effect of social status become more salient? Specifically, w…Read more
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    Zhonghua shu ju. 1988.
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    Han Feizi ji jie
    Zhonghua shu ju. 1998.
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    Fa xing Xin hua shu dian Hubei fa xing suo. 1999.
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    Chinese physicians’ perceptions of palliative care integration for advanced cancer patients: a qualitative analysis at a tertiary hospital in Changsha, China
    with Xin Li, Kaveh Khoshnood, Xing Liu, Xin Chen, Yuqiong Zhong, Rui Liu, and Jessica Hahne
    BMC Medical Ethics 23 (1): 1-9. 2022.
    BackgroundLittle previous research has been conducted outside of major cities in China to examine how physicians currently perceive palliative care, and to identify specific goals for training as palliative care access expands. This study explored physicians’ perceptions of palliative care integration for advanced cancer patients in Changsha, China.MethodsWe conducted semi-structured qualitative interviews with physicians (n = 24) specializing in hematology or oncology at a tertiary hospital.Res…Read more
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    Exploring Confucian Culture’s Impact on Corporate Debt Default Risk: An Ethical Decision-Making Approach
    with Ning Zhang, Lan Bo, and Shulin Wang
    Journal of Business Ethics 198 (2): 467-484. 2024.
    Corporate debt default risk poses significant challenges in the business world, requiring a multifaceted approach for effective mitigation. This study, grounded in an ethical decision-making framework, investigates the influence of Confucian culture on shaping ethical corporate culture and managers’ moral capacity and its subsequent impact on corporate debt default risk. Our findings indicate that companies deeply influenced by Confucian culture tend to exhibit lower debt default risks. Specific…Read more
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    The Intellectual Structure of Sales Ethics Research: A Multi-method Bibliometric Analysis
    with Guocai Wang, Yanhui Zhao, and Wyatt A. Schrock
    Journal of Business Ethics 193 (1): 133-157. 2024.
    Using a combination of co-citation and co-word analysis, this paper reviewed the intellectual structure of the sales ethics research domain and its development over time. This multi-method bibliometric analysis included 183 sales ethics articles published between 1990 and 2020. Using co-citation analysis, we identified intellectual clusters within the research domain and explored the evolution of these clusters across three decades. We further leveraged co-word analysis to identify core themes (…Read more
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    Hui Medicine Practice in Qinghai Kangle Hospital during the Period of COVID-19
    with Jianqing Zhang, Li Lu, Qilong Tan, Hairui Ma, Chunshou Li, Faxiang Ye, Jingni Zhang, and Junming Luo
    Open Journal of Philosophy 13 (4): 811-818. 2023.
    Hui medicine is originated from Muslim medicine through Silk Road. This medicine is a unique Chinese traditional medicine system formed by the integration of traditional Islamic Arabia medicine and traditional Chinese medicine. This ethnic medicine is Sinicization of Islamic culture. It is also the cream of ancient Eastern and Western traditional medicine of China. Religion is very important for the Islamic faith population such as Hui nationality. Although Halal food, restaurants and schools ar…Read more
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    理學的史學 : 朱子的個案 = Neo-Confucian philosophy of history, the case of Zhu Xi
    Dissertation, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. 2021.
    As one of the greatest thinkers in ancient China, Zhu Xi was renowned for his philosophy but his achievements in historiography occupied an important position in traditional China as well. However, Zhu Xi’s historiography were only implied, but has not been discussed enough yet in comparison to his various works on philosophy. This thesis would like to focus on Zhu Xi’s historiography as a core topic to certify that Zhu Xi’s achievement on this field not only played an irreplaceable role among t…Read more
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    Gan, Chunsong 干春松, Confucianism’s Modern Transformation 儒學的近代轉型
    Dao: A Journal of Comparative Philosophy 23 (3): 505-511. 2024.
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    Local-province chief executive officer and managerial myopia: Evidence from China
    with Qian Chen, Xiang Gao, Shuzhen Niu, and Qian Wei
    Frontiers in Psychology 13. 2022.
    Managerial myopia occurs when executives value short-term benefits to the extent that firm long-run development will be obstructed. Recent studies have shown that the locality effect plays an important role in managerial myopia—local United States chief executive officers who work near their home states are less likely to behave myopically because of more effective monitoring and greater reputation concern. In an emerging market, government policies play a more important role in the strategic pl…Read more
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    Optimization and Performance Analysis of Rail-Train Coupling System with Inerters
    with Shichang Han, Chunxi Yang, Guowei Xie, Zhongcheng Qiu, and Chen Wang
    Complexity 2021 1-16. 2021.
    Optimization for vertical vibration performance of a rail-train coupling system is investigated in this paper with the introduction of inerters for both primary and secondary suspensions. A model of a typical Chinese passenger train that travels on a traditional rail with track, sleepers, and ballast is simulated. The goal is to improve the ride quality for the train and vibration attenuation for the rail system in response to track irregularities. Optimizations for only inertance and all suspen…Read more
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    Repetitive Control Scheme of Robotic Manipulators Based on Improved B-Spline Function
    with Anna Wang, Dazhi Wang, Wenhui Wang, Bingxue Liang, and Yufei Qi
    Complexity 2021 1-15. 2021.
    In this paper, a repetitive control scheme of a 2-DOF robotic manipulator based on the improved cubic B-spline curve is proposed. Firstly, a repetitive controller for robotic manipulator is designed, which is composed of an iterative controller and disturbance observer. Then, an improved B-spline optimization scheme is introduced to divide the task of the robotic manipulator into three intervals. A correction function is added to each interval of cubic spline interpolation. Finally, a variety of…Read more
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    Pre-surgical Language Mapping in Epilepsy: Using fMRI in Chinese-Speaking Patients
    with Bing Ni, Tao Yu, Ruijie Wu, and Bo Wang
    Frontiers in Human Neuroscience 13. 2019.