Xining Liao
@XiningLiao
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Ph.D. candidate at UW-Madison @uw_sjmc. I study intergroup communication and moral communication.
Wisconsin, USA
Joined July 2017
RT @ChasMonge: How do we make sense of online toxicity? Over 5 studies and 7 experiments, we look at how people read the moral context of f….
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Abstract. Most flaming research addresses explanations for and the immediate effects of flaming on those engaging in and targeted by flaming. However, onli
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RT @JITP_APSA: 🆕NEW PUB 🆕. This study examines 🔎how computational social science methods can analyze political #polarization through text a….
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RT @PsyHongbo: 🚨New paper alert🚨In this Perspective, we propose a holistic approach to studying social emotions, which emphasizes the integ….
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RT @Hein_Lab: New publication in @PNASNews on the social transmission of empathy! Humans learn and unlearn #empathy when observing empathic….
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Theories of moral development propose that empathy is transmitted across individuals. However, the mechanisms through which empathy is socially tra...
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Finally, shout out to my advisor Hernando @uatiff for his invaluable inputs, insights, and assistance at every stage of the project!.
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Taken together, this study shows that understanding people's responses to a diverse online censorship regime requires delving into the intricate cognitive networks shaped by the nuanced features of different censorship mechanisms. (5/5).
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What's even more interesting is that Chinese people still express a desire for censored information under both censorship contexts. And this desire has a strong, positive relationship with how they perceive the effects of censored information on themselves. (4/5).
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Using survey data, I found that Chinese people support both the GFW and citizen reporting. However, citizen reporting was more appreciated and its support is even stronger connected with people's favorability of the government. (3/5).
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This study focused on the GFW and citizen reporting. The latter significantly differs from the former in that it targets particular information deemed harmful by ordinary Internet users, thus providing a more diffuse system and bottom-up perspective of online censorship. (2/5).
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Numerous evidence has suggested that Internet censorship enjoys widespread domestic support in China. However, how Chinese people perceive different online censorship mechanisms and the corresponding censored objects remains unclear. (1/5).
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📢New Publication Alert.How do Chinese people view online censorship? Well, it depends on what type you ask! In this paper, I explored how Chinese people feel about two distinct censorship mechanisms: the Great Firewall (GFW) and citizen reporting.
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The Chinese government has developed a complicated online censorship regime targeting various media with diversified techniques. Prior literature has argued that the censorship system enjoys genera...
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RT @RepCori: We must do everything we can to save lives. @RepRashida, @RepAndreCarson, @RepSummerLee, @RepDeliaramirez, and I are introduc….
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RT @JonneKamphorst: I am very excited that my work has been accepted @The_JOP (conditional on replication). I show that it becomes harder….
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RT @william__brady: "We found that, drawing on semantic space theory, modeling discrete emotions independently was superior to models exami….
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Many specific emotions predict social media sharing better than clusters of emotions, valence, or activation.
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Very exciting work!.
How do violent extremists persuade otherwise decent citizens to join their causes? We tried to answer this question, and I’m very excited that the paper reporting our findings is finally out in the wild! A 🧵:
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RT @dhopkins1776: 👋NEW 📜🧵. With @ylelkes & Sam Wolken, I'm excited to release a new paper "The Rise of and Demand for Identity-Oriented Med….
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RT @jayvanbavel: Fear, false beliefs, and distrust are the most consistent themes linked to #vaccine hesitancy . This is based on a pre-reg….
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RT @freddy_hopp: Behold, the Dutch Moral Foundations Stimulus Database! We adapted and validated Moral Vignettes 📜 and Moral Images 🎇 for s….
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Moral judgments are shaped by socialization and cultural heritage. Understanding how moral considerations vary across the globe requires the systematic development of moral stimuli for use in...
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RT @UofCalifornia: A team of researchers, led by @UCSantaBarbara Prof René Weber, set out to probe the nature of morality using brain imagi….
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Study finds shared and distinct brain networks for moral reasoning, with differing neural responses between liberals and conservatives.
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RT @NatureHumBehav: An fMRI experiment offers a neurobiological account of the shared and distinguishable nature of moral judgements across….
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