Hyunwoo Jung
Biographic Data
| ID | 3584580 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Hyunwoo Jung |
| GIVEN NAMES | Hyunwoo |
| FAMILY NAME | Jung |
| SIGNATURE | JUNG H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Seoul National University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9711-2233 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 20 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 19 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Governing school physical education through discursive technologies
Background Over the past two decades, school physical education (PE) in South Korea has evolved from a curriculum-based subject into a cross-sectoral policy platform. This transformation has been driven less by coherent pedagogical planning and more by crisis-responsive governance, shaped by political contingencies, media-amplified crises, and global discourses linking PE to public health, student rights, and social regulation.Purpose This study …
Positive and negative effects of close-knit relationships among teachers in a community of practice
Background: Participation in communities of practice (CoPs) by physical education (PE) teachers as an effective learning strategy has gained widespread acceptance over the past three decades. However, there has not been much attention on how members develop relationships in a CoP or how it affects their professional learning.Purpose: This study aims to explore aspects of relationship formation between CoP members and their impacts on members’ pro…
Evolving discourses on student-athlete policies in South Korea
Functional morphological integration related to feeding biomechanics in the hominine skull
Covid-19 and Unmet Medical Needs for People With Chronic Diseases
Gaps between medical needs and health services accessibility are defined as unmet medical needs (UMN). Previous studies assessing UMNs during the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic did not account for factors such as the type of medical insurance or chronic disease. Therefore, this study investigated various factors, including medical insurance and chronic diseases, affecting self-reported UMN during the pandemic in Daejeon Metropolitan…
Morphological modularity in the anthropoid axial skeleton
Creation of an instructional model in a community of practice and its impact on relationships between members
Background: Over the last two decades, communities of practice (CoPs) have been regarded as an effective approach for teachers’ professional learning within physical education (PE) literature. There has been increasing academic interest in the instructional model approach as a way to overcome the limitations of traditional PE pedagogies. However, despite PE teachers’ positive attitudes towards instructional models, they have been found to have so…
Ontogenetic changes in magnitudes of integration in the macaque skull
OBJECTIVES: Magnitudes of morphological integration may constrain or facilitate craniofacial shape variation. The aim of this study was to analyze how the magnitude of integration in the skull of Macaca fascicularis changes throughout ontogeny in relation to developmental and/or functional modules. MATERIALS AND METHODS: Geometric morphometric methods were used to analyze the magnitude of integration in the macaque cranium and mandible in 80 juve…
Examination of magnitudes of integration in the catarrhine vertebral column
Changes in mandibular ramus shape from the Neolithic to modern periods in Korea
The purpose of this study is to assess the mandibular ramus shape using geometric morphometrics, in order to examine secular changes in the shape from the Neolithic to modern period Koreans. Morphological data were collected from 151 adult mandibles representing four temporally different populations. Five landmarks on the mandibular ramus were subjected to a generalized Procrustes analysis. For statistical analysis, canonical variate analysis was…
The relationship between ante‐mortem molar loss and mandibular ramus shape in an archaeological population from Korea
The relationship between age, ante‐mortem tooth loss (AMTL) of molars, and mandibular ramus shape was examined in the context of function‐induced alteration. It was hypothesized that age, as well as molar AMTL, would be significant factors for predicting ramus shape variation in an archaeological skeletal sample from Korea. Mandibles of 90 adults from the Joseon Dynasty in Korea were analysed using 3D geometric morphometrics. Molars were counted …
Comparison of cranial fluctuating asymmetry between normal and pathological specimens from a modern Thai skeletal group
Probable Cases of Scurvy in Subadults Crania from Archaeological Sites, South Korea
Artificial deformation versus normal variation
The purpose of this investigation was to examine cranial deformation versus normal cranial variation in ancient Korean populations from the 1st century B.C. to the 7th century A.D. by means of geometric morphometrics and multivariate statistical methods. The samples of human crania in this study were 7 male and 11 female individuals from the Yean-ri site, 4 males and 6 females from the Nukdo site, and 6 males and 4 females from the Imdang site. O…
Dental Pathologies in the Three Kingdoms Period Population from Imdang Site, Gyeongsan, Korea
Dental pathology has the potential to provide insight into the interpretation of the health and life style of past population. In particular, dental pathologies are strongly correlated to subsistence pattern, diet habits and food-preparation techniques. For this reason, my studies have focused on analyses of dental diseases (e.g., caries, abscesses, ante-mortem tooth loss, enamel hypoplasia, dental attrition, and periodontal diseases). The purpos…
A Study of Bilateral Asymmetry Pattern in the Eye Orbit and Nose of the Joseon Dynasty Skeletal Group Using Geometric Morphometrics
In this study, the pattern of bilateral asymmetry in the eye orbit and nose of the Joseon Dynasty skeletal group was analyzed using geometric morphometrics. For this, 38 adult males and 38 adult females from the Joseon Dynasty skeletal group belonging to the 15th to early 20th centuries were examined. For geometric morphometric analysis, Procrustes superimposition was performed on 10 landmarks in both eye orbits and 7 nasal landmarks. The data we…
A comparison of cranial fluctuating asymmetry between the two sexes in a Joseon Dynasty population of Korea
Cranial fluctuating asymmetry (FA) has been used to examine developmental stress levels in various populations. In bioarchaeological studies, developmental stress can be an important factor for inferring standard of living in a population. However, the crania of a Joseon Dynasty population have only been studied in terms of its morphological characteristics. In this regard, the cranial FA of the two sexes from a Joseon Dynasty population of Korea…
The Study of Cranial Shape Variation in a Population from Joseon Dynasty using Geometric Morphometrics
Traditional morphometrics uses ratios between measured values such as the cranial index and the upper facial index. However, with these ratios alone, it is impossible to represent the shape of the entire cranium in a three-dimensional space because ratio does not express coordinate data. This methodological limitation of traditional morphometrics makes it difficult to evaluate relations between cranial parts. However, it is important to assess re…
Biomechanical Properties of Femoral Diaphyseal Cross-sectional Shape from the Eunpyeong Population
Examination of magnitudes of integration in the catarrhine vertebral column
A comparison of cranial fluctuating asymmetry between the two sexes in a Joseon Dynasty population of Korea
Cranial fluctuating asymmetry (FA) has been used to examine developmental stress levels in various populations. In bioarchaeological studies, developmental stress can be an important factor for inferring standard of living in a population. However, the crania of a Joseon Dynasty population have only been studied in terms of its morphological characteristics. In this regard, the cranial FA of the two sexes from a Joseon Dynasty population of Korea…
Ontogenetic changes in magnitudes of integration in the macaque skull
OBJECTIVES: Magnitudes of morphological integration may constrain or facilitate craniofacial shape variation. The aim of this study was to analyze how the magnitude of integration in the skull of Macaca fascicularis changes throughout ontogeny in relation to developmental and/or functional modules. MATERIALS AND METHODS: Geometric morphometric methods were used to analyze the magnitude of integration in the macaque cranium and mandible in 80 juve…
Artificial deformation versus normal variation
The purpose of this investigation was to examine cranial deformation versus normal cranial variation in ancient Korean populations from the 1st century B.C. to the 7th century A.D. by means of geometric morphometrics and multivariate statistical methods. The samples of human crania in this study were 7 male and 11 female individuals from the Yean-ri site, 4 males and 6 females from the Nukdo site, and 6 males and 4 females from the Imdang site. O…
Morphological modularity in the anthropoid axial skeleton
Functional morphological integration related to feeding biomechanics in the hominine skull
Dental Pathologies in the Three Kingdoms Period Population from Imdang Site, Gyeongsan, Korea
Dental pathology has the potential to provide insight into the interpretation of the health and life style of past population. In particular, dental pathologies are strongly correlated to subsistence pattern, diet habits and food-preparation techniques. For this reason, my studies have focused on analyses of dental diseases (e.g., caries, abscesses, ante-mortem tooth loss, enamel hypoplasia, dental attrition, and periodontal diseases). The purpos…
Biomechanical Properties of Femoral Diaphyseal Cross-sectional Shape from the Eunpyeong Population
Biomechanical Properties of Femoral Diaphyseal Cross-sectional Shape from the Eunpyeong Population
The Study of Cranial Shape Variation in a Population from Joseon Dynasty using Geometric Morphometrics
Traditional morphometrics uses ratios between measured values such as the cranial index and the upper facial index. However, with these ratios alone, it is impossible to represent the shape of the entire cranium in a three-dimensional space because ratio does not express coordinate data. This methodological limitation of traditional morphometrics makes it difficult to evaluate relations between cranial parts. However, it is important to assess re…
Artificial deformation versus normal variation
The purpose of this investigation was to examine cranial deformation versus normal cranial variation in ancient Korean populations from the 1st century B.C. to the 7th century A.D. by means of geometric morphometrics and multivariate statistical methods. The samples of human crania in this study were 7 male and 11 female individuals from the Yean-ri site, 4 males and 6 females from the Nukdo site, and 6 males and 4 females from the Imdang site. O…
Dental Pathologies in the Three Kingdoms Period Population from Imdang Site, Gyeongsan, Korea
Dental pathology has the potential to provide insight into the interpretation of the health and life style of past population. In particular, dental pathologies are strongly correlated to subsistence pattern, diet habits and food-preparation techniques. For this reason, my studies have focused on analyses of dental diseases (e.g., caries, abscesses, ante-mortem tooth loss, enamel hypoplasia, dental attrition, and periodontal diseases). The purpos…
A Study of Bilateral Asymmetry Pattern in the Eye Orbit and Nose of the Joseon Dynasty Skeletal Group Using Geometric Morphometrics
In this study, the pattern of bilateral asymmetry in the eye orbit and nose of the Joseon Dynasty skeletal group was analyzed using geometric morphometrics. For this, 38 adult males and 38 adult females from the Joseon Dynasty skeletal group belonging to the 15th to early 20th centuries were examined. For geometric morphometric analysis, Procrustes superimposition was performed on 10 landmarks in both eye orbits and 7 nasal landmarks. The data we…
A comparison of cranial fluctuating asymmetry between the two sexes in a Joseon Dynasty population of Korea
Cranial fluctuating asymmetry (FA) has been used to examine developmental stress levels in various populations. In bioarchaeological studies, developmental stress can be an important factor for inferring standard of living in a population. However, the crania of a Joseon Dynasty population have only been studied in terms of its morphological characteristics. In this regard, the cranial FA of the two sexes from a Joseon Dynasty population of Korea…
Probable Cases of Scurvy in Subadults Crania from Archaeological Sites, South Korea
Comparison of cranial fluctuating asymmetry between normal and pathological specimens from a modern Thai skeletal group
Changes in mandibular ramus shape from the Neolithic to modern periods in Korea
The purpose of this study is to assess the mandibular ramus shape using geometric morphometrics, in order to examine secular changes in the shape from the Neolithic to modern period Koreans. Morphological data were collected from 151 adult mandibles representing four temporally different populations. Five landmarks on the mandibular ramus were subjected to a generalized Procrustes analysis. For statistical analysis, canonical variate analysis was…
The relationship between ante‐mortem molar loss and mandibular ramus shape in an archaeological population from Korea
The relationship between age, ante‐mortem tooth loss (AMTL) of molars, and mandibular ramus shape was examined in the context of function‐induced alteration. It was hypothesized that age, as well as molar AMTL, would be significant factors for predicting ramus shape variation in an archaeological skeletal sample from Korea. Mandibles of 90 adults from the Joseon Dynasty in Korea were analysed using 3D geometric morphometrics. Molars were counted …
Creation of an instructional model in a community of practice and its impact on relationships between members
Background: Over the last two decades, communities of practice (CoPs) have been regarded as an effective approach for teachers’ professional learning within physical education (PE) literature. There has been increasing academic interest in the instructional model approach as a way to overcome the limitations of traditional PE pedagogies. However, despite PE teachers’ positive attitudes towards instructional models, they have been found to have so…
Ontogenetic changes in magnitudes of integration in the macaque skull
OBJECTIVES: Magnitudes of morphological integration may constrain or facilitate craniofacial shape variation. The aim of this study was to analyze how the magnitude of integration in the skull of Macaca fascicularis changes throughout ontogeny in relation to developmental and/or functional modules. MATERIALS AND METHODS: Geometric morphometric methods were used to analyze the magnitude of integration in the macaque cranium and mandible in 80 juve…
Examination of magnitudes of integration in the catarrhine vertebral column
Covid-19 and Unmet Medical Needs for People With Chronic Diseases
Gaps between medical needs and health services accessibility are defined as unmet medical needs (UMN). Previous studies assessing UMNs during the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic did not account for factors such as the type of medical insurance or chronic disease. Therefore, this study investigated various factors, including medical insurance and chronic diseases, affecting self-reported UMN during the pandemic in Daejeon Metropolitan…
Morphological modularity in the anthropoid axial skeleton
Functional morphological integration related to feeding biomechanics in the hominine skull
Positive and negative effects of close-knit relationships among teachers in a community of practice
Background: Participation in communities of practice (CoPs) by physical education (PE) teachers as an effective learning strategy has gained widespread acceptance over the past three decades. However, there has not been much attention on how members develop relationships in a CoP or how it affects their professional learning.Purpose: This study aims to explore aspects of relationship formation between CoP members and their impacts on members’ pro…
Evolving discourses on student-athlete policies in South Korea
Governing school physical education through discursive technologies
Background Over the past two decades, school physical education (PE) in South Korea has evolved from a curriculum-based subject into a cross-sectoral policy platform. This transformation has been driven less by coherent pedagogical planning and more by crisis-responsive governance, shaped by political contingencies, media-amplified crises, and global discourses linking PE to public health, student rights, and social regulation.Purpose This study …
Biology (11 works) · Morphological variations and asymmetry (11 works) · Zoology (8 works) · Anatomy (7 works) · Forensic Anthropology and Bioarchaeology Studies (7 works) · Medicine (7 works) · Paleontology (7 works) · Population (6 works) · Skull (6 works) · Anatomy (5 works)