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7. PREDICTING ECO-LABELED PRODUCT BUYING BEHAVIOR IN AN EMERGING ECONOMY THROUGH AN EXTENSION OF THEORY OF PLANNED BEHAVIOR/ PREVISAO DO COMPORTAMENTO DE COMPRA DE PRODUTOS COM ROTULO ECOLOGICO EM UMA ECONOMIA EMERGENTE ATRAVES DE UMA EXTENSAO DA TEORIA DO COMPORTAMENTO PLANEJADO/ PREDECIR EL COMPORTAMIENTO DE COMPRA DE PRODUCTOS CON ETIQUETA ECOLOGICA EN UNA ECONOMIA EMERGENTE A TRAVES DE UNA EXTENSION DE LA TEORIA DEL COMPORTAMIENTO PLANIFICADO

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Alam, Syed Shah, Ho, Yi-Hui, Ahmed, Saif, and Lin, Chieh-Yu

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2024
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15. Therapeutic efficacy of 180‐W GreenLight laser photoselective vaporization of the prostate for storage symptoms concomitant with benign prostatic obstruction and a search for outcome predictors

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Hsieh, Yi‐Chia, primary, Wang, Chang‐Te, additional, Kao, Yao‐Lin, additional, Cheng, Yu‐Sheng, additional, Wu, Kuan‐Yu, additional, Ho, Yi‐Hui, additional, Chuang, Ming‐Syun, additional, Huang, Yuan‐Chi, additional, and Ou, Yin‐Chien, additional

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2024
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17. Independent Board Members and Financial Performance: ESG Mediation in Taiwan.

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Pham, Van Le and Ho, Yi-Hui

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This study investigates the relationship between independent board members and corporate financial performance in Taiwan, emphasizing the mediating role of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors. Using panel data regression analysis on data from the Thomson Reuters Eikon database from 2009 to 2021, the study examines 173 Taiwanese companies reporting ESG information. Results indicate a positive correlation between independent directors and financial performance, with ESG factors significantly mediating this relationship. The findings suggest that board diversity and ESG considerations are crucial for enhancing corporate governance and financial results. The study highlights the importance of regulatory and market pressures in driving companies to integrate ESG considerations into their strategies. It encourages policymakers and businesses to promote board independence and robust ESG practices to achieve sustainable development and improved financial outcomes. The research fills a gap by empirically investigating the intermediary role of ESG between board independence and financial performance, contributing valuable insights for enhancing corporate governance and stakeholder engagement. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2024
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26. Determinants of lean manufacturing adoption by Chinese manufacturers

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Lin, Chieh-Yu, Kang, Cathay Kuo-Tai, and Ho, Yi-Hui

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Purpose: This study aims to analyze the determinants influencing Chinese manufacturing companies in implementing lean manufacturing (LM). Design/methodology/approach: The determinants to be explored in this study consist of technological, organizational and environmental (TOE) dimensions. A questionnaire survey was conducted on Chinese manufacturing companies, and 208 samples were analyzed. Findings: The findings show that the relative advantage of LM and organizational support have significantly positive effects on Chinese manufacturing firms’ adoption of LM. The complexity of LM, quality of human resources, organizational readiness, customer pressure, international situation, governmental support and environmental uncertainty do not have significant effects. Originality/value: This paper contributes to the literature by using the TOE model to explore the factors influencing LM adoption in the Chinese manufacturing industry.

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2023
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29. Multidimensional Rasch Analysis of a Psychological Test with Multiple Subtests: A Statistical Solution for the Bandwidth-Fidelity Dilemma

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Cheng, Ying-Yao, Wang, Wen-Chung, and Ho, Yi-Hui

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Educational and psychological tests are often composed of multiple short subtests, each measuring a distinct latent trait. Unfortunately, short subtests suffer from low measurement precision, which makes the bandwidth-fidelity dilemma inevitable. In this study, the authors demonstrate how a multidimensional Rasch analysis can be employed to take into account the information about the correlation between latent traits such that the precision of each subtest measure can be improved and the correlation between latent traits can be accurately estimated. A real data set of the 13-scale Thinking Styles Inventory was analyzed with the traditional unidimensional approach and the multidimensional approach. The results demonstrate that in contrast to the unidimensional approach, the multidimensional approach yields a much higher level of measurement precision and a more appropriate estimate for the correlation between thinking styles. In conclusion, even short subtests can yield highly precise measures such that the bandwidth-fidelity dilemma is resolved. (Contains 2 figures and 4 tables.)

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2009
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37. Green Home Buying Intention of Malaysian Millennials: An Extension of Theory of Planned Behaviour.

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Masukujjaman, Mohammad, Wang, Cheng-Kun, Alam, Syed Shah, Lin, Chieh-Yu, Ho, Yi-Hui, and Siddik, Abu Bakkar

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PLANNED behavior theory, ECOLOGICAL houses, HOUSE buying, CONTROL (Psychology), INTENTION
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The empirical study aimed to examine the factors affecting green home buying intention in Malaysia. The study adopted the popular theory of individual decision-making, the theory of planned behaviour, but extended it with a few new variables to get better predictability. Based on the cross-sectional survey method and quota sampling technique, the instrument-like questionnaire was distributed to the potential buyers who had the intention to buy a home. Data were collected from 741 potential buyers who are young Malaysian students. Collected data were analysed using partial least squares (PLS) modelling (SmartPLS 3.0) in order to measure the strength of the independent variable effects on the dependent variable. The results indicate that attitude, perceived behavioural control subjective norms, perceived value, reasonable pricing and green building knowledge had a positive and significant effect on green home buying intention, with attitude showing the highest effect; the only exception is an environmental concern. This study also validated the theory of planned behaviour (TPB), which provides important insight for the firms involved with the housing development industry for their future business strategy. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2023
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40. Intention to Adopt AI-Powered Online Service Among Tourism and Hospitality Companies

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Lin, Chieh-Yu, Ho, Yi-Hui, Alam, Syed, Masukujjaman, Mohammad, Susmit, Samiha, and Susmit, Sumaiya

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This study examines the factors affecting the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) powered online service in the tourism and hospitality sector through an extension of the technology acceptance model (TAM) by including self-efficacy, subjective norms, technological knowledge, and perceived cost in the analysis. Data was collected from 336 respondents in Malaysia’s tourism and hospitality industry using the questionnaire survey. The empirical results confirmed that perceived usefulness, ease of use, attitude, cost, and technology knowledge significantly affected behavioral intention. Self-efficacy, perceived ease of use, and perceived usefulness affected the attitude towards AI. Attitude mediated the relationship between perceived ease of use and behavioral intention as well as the relationship between perceived usefulness and behavioral intention. This study contributes to enhancing AI's understanding of the tourism and hospitality industry context. This study also improves TAM by proposing a comprehensive model with cognitive external and technology-specific factors.

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2022
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43. The operations of quantum logic gates with pure and mixed initial states.

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Chen, Jun-Liang, Li, Che-Ming, Hwang, Chi-Chuan, and Ho, Yi-Hui

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QUANTUM logic, GATE array circuits, ENERGY levels (Quantum mechanics), LASER beams, ELECTRONIC structure, QUANTUM theory, RELIABILITY in engineering
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The implementations of quantum logic gates realized by the rovibrational states of a C12O16 molecule in the X(1Σ+) electronic ground state are investigated. Optimal laser fields are obtained by using the modified multitarget optimal theory (MTOCT) which combines the maxima of the cost functional and the fidelity for state and quantum process. The projection operator technique together with modified MTOCT is used to get optimal laser fields. If initial states of the quantum gate are pure states, states at target time approach well to ideal target states. However, if the initial states are mixed states, the target states do not approach well to ideal ones. The process fidelity is introduced to investigate the reliability of the quantum gate operation driven by the optimal laser field. We found that the quantum gates operate reliably whether the initial states are pure or mixed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2011
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44. Cognitive Moral Development and Unethical Pro-Organizational Behavior: The Moderating Role of Leader.

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Ho, Yi-Hui and Lin, Chieh-Yu

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Although cognitive moral development (CMD) has been regarded as a critical individual characteristic affecting ethical decision-making, how the CMD underlies an individual's unethical pro-organizational behavior (UPB) is still largely unknown. Drawing on Kohlberg's moral development theory, this study attempts to empirically explore how UPB is associated with CMD and the moderating role of leader's UPB. Through a two-stage questionnaire survey on purchasing employees in Taiwan, research results reveal that UPB is significantly associated with CMD, and leader's UPB significantly moderates the association between CMD and UPB. Conventional employees are most likely to conduct UPB, followed by preconventional employees and postconventional employees in order. When employees perceive that their leaders are likely to perform UPB, the association between their UPB and CMD will be stronger. Moreover, this study also concludes that the influences of leader's UPB on employees' UPB decrease with employees' CMD levels. In addition to advancing understanding of the role of CMD in UPB and the moderating effect of leader's UPB, this study provides practical implications for managing employees' UPB. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2024
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49. An Empirical Study on Logistics Service Providers’ Intention to Adopt Green Innovations

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Lin, Chieh-Yu, Ho, Yi-Hui, Lin, Chieh-Yu, and Ho, Yi-Hui

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This study examines six factors that will influence the intention to adopt green innovations for logistics service providers. The determinant factors include technological, organizational and environmental dimensions. The data came from the questionnaire survey on logistics companies in Taiwan, and 162 samples were analyzed. According to the survey results, all the factors have positive influences on the intention to adopt green practices. Explicitness and accumulation of green practices, organizational encouragement, quality of human resources, environmental uncertainty and governmental supports exhibit significant influences on the willingness to adopt green practices., This study examines six factors that will influence the intention to adopt green innovations for logistics service providers. The determinant factors include technological, organizational and environmental dimensions. The data came from the questionnaire survey on logistics companies in Taiwan, and 162 samples were analyzed. According to the survey results, all the factors have positive influences on the intention to adopt green practices. Explicitness and accumulation of green practices, organizational encouragement, quality of human resources, environmental uncertainty and governmental supports exhibit significant influences on the willingness to adopt green practices., This study examines six factors that will influence the intention to adopt green innovations for logistics service providers. The determinant factors include technological, organizational and environmental dimensions. The data came from the questionnaire survey on logistics companies in Taiwan, and 162 samples were analyzed. According to the survey results, all the factors have positive influences on the intention to adopt green practices. Explicitness and accumulation of green practices, organizational encouragement, quality of human resources, environmental uncertainty and governmental supports exhibit significant influences on the willingness to adopt green practices.

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2008

50. Technological Innovation for China’s Logistics Industry

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Lin, Chieh-Yu, Ho, Yi-Hui, Lin, Chieh-Yu, and Ho, Yi-Hui

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China’s logistics industry has started to pay attention to adopt more efficient logistics technologies to provide better services for their customers. This paper employes the questionnaire survey to study the factors influencing the adoption of technological innovations by logistics service providers in China as well as the influences of technological innovation on supply chain performance. Technological innovations are categorized into data acquisition technologies, information technologies, warehousing technologies, and transportation technologies. The results show that the adoption of technological innovations is significantly influenced by technological, organizational and environmental factors, and adopting innovative technologies will increase supply chain performance for the logistics industry in China., China’s logistics industry has started to pay attention to adopt more efficient logistics technologies to provide better services for their customers. This paper employes the questionnaire survey to study the factors influencing the adoption of technological innovations by logistics service providers in China as well as the influences of technological innovation on supply chain performance. Technological innovations are categorized into data acquisition technologies, information technologies, warehousing technologies, and transportation technologies. The results show that the adoption of technological innovations is significantly influenced by technological, organizational and environmental factors, and adopting innovative technologies will increase supply chain performance for the logistics industry in China., China’s logistics industry has started to pay attention to adopt more efficient logistics technologies to provide better services for their customers. This paper employes the questionnaire survey to study the factors influencing the adoption of technological innovations by logistics service providers in China as well as the influences of technological innovation on supply chain performance. Technological innovations are categorized into data acquisition technologies, information technologies, warehousing technologies, and transportation technologies. The results show that the adoption of technological innovations is significantly influenced by technological, organizational and environmental factors, and adopting innovative technologies will increase supply chain performance for the logistics industry in China.

Published
2008

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