Young Yun Kim
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 125099 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Young Yun Kim |
| NOMBRES | Young Yun |
| APELLIDO | Kim |
| FIRMA | KIM Y Y |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Oklahoma |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6305-0182 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 27 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 206 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 26 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1977 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2018 |
| ÍNDICE H | 8 |
The International Encyclopedia of Intercultural Communication
The proliferation of cultural transition and intercultural contact has highlighted the importance of psychological theories of acculturation. Acculturation, understood as contact between diverse cultural streams, has become prevalent worldwide due to technological, economical, and educational advancements, together with greater mobility. Acculturation psychology aims to comprehend the dynamic psychological processes and outcomes emanating from in…
International Encyclopedia of Intercultural Communication, 3 Volume Set
Cross-Cultural Adaptation
Countless immigrants, refugees, and temporary sojourners, as well as domestic migrants, leave the familiar surroundings of their home culture and resettle in a new cultural environment for varying lengths of time. Although unique in individual circumstances, all new arrivals find themselves in need of establishing and maintaining a relatively stable working relationship with the host environment. The process of adapting to an unfamiliar culture u…
Finding a “home” beyond culture
Achieving synchrony
Cross-Cultural Adaptation of Hispanic Youth
This study examines the psychological health and functional fitness of Hispanic youth from a theoretical perspective, specifically with respect to the role of their interpersonal communication patterns in their integration and adaptation to the mainstream United States cultural milieu. Of primary interest in this study is the role of Hispanic youths' interpersonal engagement with non-Hispanics. Unlike many adult immigrant populations, who can rem…
Local News Media Cultivation of Host Receptivity in Plainstown
This message-system and cultivation analysis investigated the influence of local news on the host receptivity of native-born "Plainstown" residents toward immigrants. The message-system analysis revealed that regional television and newspaper immigration coverage was more pessimistic, while local newspaper immigration coverage was more optimistic. A cultivation analysis confirmed that attention to pessimistic coverage interacted with conversation…
Social engagement and cross-cultural adaptation
Globalization and diversity
Intercultural personhood
This theoretical essay makes a case for “intercultural personhood” as a viable model for human development in today's increasingly integrated world. Critiquing the largely static, monolithic, and value-laden perspective on cultural identity prevalent in social science literature, the author emphasizes the complex and evolving nature of identity. The term, intercultural identity, is employed as a counterpoint to, and as an extension of, cultural i…
Ideology, Identity, and Intercultural Communication
Cultural identity is a ubiquitous concept in intercultural communication and across social science disciplines. Based on a review of a broad range of literature addressing issues of cultural identity, this article describes how the pluralistic turn in ideology in American society at large and the blurring of boundaries between academic research and social activism have influenced how cultural identity has been defined and conceptualized in recent…
From Ethnic to Interethnic
The academic literature for the past several decades suggests an increased tendency to conceive "ethnic identity" as an a priori and morally inviolable human condition exclusively attributed to a social group identified by birth or ascription. Paralleling this trend is a gradual shift toward a more pluralistic ideology of interethnic relations and toward a greater emphasis on political activism in social research. In this historical context, the …
Inquiry in Intercultural and Development Communication
Journal Article Inquiry in Intercultural and Development Communication Get access Young Yun Kim Young Yun Kim 1Young Yun Kim (PhD, Northwestern University) is a professor in the Department of Communication, University of Oklahoma Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of Communication, Volume 55, Issue 3, September 2005, Pages 554–577, https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1460-2466.2005.tb02685.x Published: 10 Janua…
Unum vs. Pluribus
This essay addresses the blurring boundaries in the American academe between scientific inquiry on the one hand, and politics and other forms of practice on the other. It examines the politicization of interethnic and intercultural research across social science disciplines, with a special focus on various ways ethnic identity is conceived. Differing identity conceptions are examined in relation to the founding ideology of classical liberalism em…
Mapping the Domain of Intercultural Communication
This essay takes a close look at the domain of intercultural communication and its subdomains, cultural and cross-cultural communication, and distinguishes intercultural communication from related areas such as international communication and cultural studies. Recent theoretical and research developments in the area are examined in terms of neopositivist, systems, interpretive, and critical methodological underpinnings. Five main themes of studie…
Unum and pluribus
"I Can Walk Both Ways" Identity Integration of American Indians in Oklahoma
This article analyzes the identity experience of American Indians in Oklahoma. The state offers a sociocultural milieu in which life activities of Indians closely interface with those of non-Indians in relative harmony. Berry's (1970, 1980, 1990) acculturation model serves as a conceptual template to help locate different modes of Oklahoma Indians' identity experience. Kim's (1988, 1995a, 1995b, in press) communication theory of cross-cultural ad…
Interethnic Communication
Issues of ethnicity and interethnic interaction have been extensively investigated across social science disciplines for several decades. This essay presents an overview of some of the concepts that are prominent in the literature and proposes a conceptual framework in which many of the existing concepts can be integrated from a communication viewpoint. The current description of interethnic communication is grounded in some of the metatheoretica…
The pragmatics of international and intercultural communication
The contradictory immigrant problem
International human rights
Understanding cultural differences
Social networks and mental health
Toward an Interactive Theory of Communication-Acculturation
In this paper, the acculturation process is conceptualized from the communication systems' point of view. Communication and acculturation are viewed as interdependent and inseparable processes, and are natural and inevitable for any individual who has been socialized in one culture and moves to another. The two seemingly contradictory views, ethnicity versus acculturation, are critically examined. The traditional anthropological approach to the s…
Why John Q. Voter Did Not Learn Much from the 1976 Presidential Debates
The results reported in this paper about political learning from the 1976 presidential debates are based on a year-long study of all aspects of political learning of a small panel of voters. Debate learning is put into general learning perspectives and distinguishes various levels of learning. Judged in the context of learning throughout the campaign year, new learning from the debates was quite modest, even when the standards for scoring learnin…
Communication Patterns of Foreign Immigrants in the Process of Acculturation1
This paper reports the theoretical development and testing of a causal model of communication patterns of foreign immigrants in the process of acculturation. Communication patterns are conceptualized on two levels: cognitive and behavioral. The cognitive level is observed by the complexity of an immigrant's perception of the host society; the behavioral level by the immigrant's involvement in the host society through interpersonal and mass commun…
Intercultural personhood
This theoretical essay makes a case for “intercultural personhood” as a viable model for human development in today's increasingly integrated world. Critiquing the largely static, monolithic, and value-laden perspective on cultural identity prevalent in social science literature, the author emphasizes the complex and evolving nature of identity. The term, intercultural identity, is employed as a counterpoint to, and as an extension of, cultural i…
A communication approach to the acculturation process
"I Can Walk Both Ways" Identity Integration of American Indians in Oklahoma
This article analyzes the identity experience of American Indians in Oklahoma. The state offers a sociocultural milieu in which life activities of Indians closely interface with those of non-Indians in relative harmony. Berry's (1970, 1980, 1990) acculturation model serves as a conceptual template to help locate different modes of Oklahoma Indians' identity experience. Kim's (1988, 1995a, 1995b, in press) communication theory of cross-cultural ad…
Finding a “home” beyond culture
Cross-Cultural Adaptation
Countless immigrants, refugees, and temporary sojourners, as well as domestic migrants, leave the familiar surroundings of their home culture and resettle in a new cultural environment for varying lengths of time. Although unique in individual circumstances, all new arrivals find themselves in need of establishing and maintaining a relatively stable working relationship with the host environment. The process of adapting to an unfamiliar culture u…
Cross-Cultural Adaptation of Hispanic Youth
This study examines the psychological health and functional fitness of Hispanic youth from a theoretical perspective, specifically with respect to the role of their interpersonal communication patterns in their integration and adaptation to the mainstream United States cultural milieu. Of primary interest in this study is the role of Hispanic youths' interpersonal engagement with non-Hispanics. Unlike many adult immigrant populations, who can rem…
Social engagement and cross-cultural adaptation
From Ethnic to Interethnic
The academic literature for the past several decades suggests an increased tendency to conceive "ethnic identity" as an a priori and morally inviolable human condition exclusively attributed to a social group identified by birth or ascription. Paralleling this trend is a gradual shift toward a more pluralistic ideology of interethnic relations and toward a greater emphasis on political activism in social research. In this historical context, the …
Globalization and diversity
Toward an Interactive Theory of Communication-Acculturation
In this paper, the acculturation process is conceptualized from the communication systems' point of view. Communication and acculturation are viewed as interdependent and inseparable processes, and are natural and inevitable for any individual who has been socialized in one culture and moves to another. The two seemingly contradictory views, ethnicity versus acculturation, are critically examined. The traditional anthropological approach to the s…
Unum and pluribus
Achieving synchrony
Local News Media Cultivation of Host Receptivity in Plainstown
This message-system and cultivation analysis investigated the influence of local news on the host receptivity of native-born "Plainstown" residents toward immigrants. The message-system analysis revealed that regional television and newspaper immigration coverage was more pessimistic, while local newspaper immigration coverage was more optimistic. A cultivation analysis confirmed that attention to pessimistic coverage interacted with conversation…
Communication Patterns of Foreign Immigrants in the Process of Acculturation1
This paper reports the theoretical development and testing of a causal model of communication patterns of foreign immigrants in the process of acculturation. Communication patterns are conceptualized on two levels: cognitive and behavioral. The cognitive level is observed by the complexity of an immigrant's perception of the host society; the behavioral level by the immigrant's involvement in the host society through interpersonal and mass commun…
Why John Q. Voter Did Not Learn Much from the 1976 Presidential Debates
The results reported in this paper about political learning from the 1976 presidential debates are based on a year-long study of all aspects of political learning of a small panel of voters. Debate learning is put into general learning perspectives and distinguishes various levels of learning. Judged in the context of learning throughout the campaign year, new learning from the debates was quite modest, even when the standards for scoring learnin…
A communication approach to the acculturation process
Toward an Interactive Theory of Communication-Acculturation
In this paper, the acculturation process is conceptualized from the communication systems' point of view. Communication and acculturation are viewed as interdependent and inseparable processes, and are natural and inevitable for any individual who has been socialized in one culture and moves to another. The two seemingly contradictory views, ethnicity versus acculturation, are critically examined. The traditional anthropological approach to the s…
Social networks and mental health
Understanding cultural differences
International human rights
The contradictory immigrant problem
The pragmatics of international and intercultural communication
Interethnic Communication
Issues of ethnicity and interethnic interaction have been extensively investigated across social science disciplines for several decades. This essay presents an overview of some of the concepts that are prominent in the literature and proposes a conceptual framework in which many of the existing concepts can be integrated from a communication viewpoint. The current description of interethnic communication is grounded in some of the metatheoretica…
"I Can Walk Both Ways" Identity Integration of American Indians in Oklahoma
This article analyzes the identity experience of American Indians in Oklahoma. The state offers a sociocultural milieu in which life activities of Indians closely interface with those of non-Indians in relative harmony. Berry's (1970, 1980, 1990) acculturation model serves as a conceptual template to help locate different modes of Oklahoma Indians' identity experience. Kim's (1988, 1995a, 1995b, in press) communication theory of cross-cultural ad…
Unum and pluribus
Mapping the Domain of Intercultural Communication
This essay takes a close look at the domain of intercultural communication and its subdomains, cultural and cross-cultural communication, and distinguishes intercultural communication from related areas such as international communication and cultural studies. Recent theoretical and research developments in the area are examined in terms of neopositivist, systems, interpretive, and critical methodological underpinnings. Five main themes of studie…
Unum vs. Pluribus
This essay addresses the blurring boundaries in the American academe between scientific inquiry on the one hand, and politics and other forms of practice on the other. It examines the politicization of interethnic and intercultural research across social science disciplines, with a special focus on various ways ethnic identity is conceived. Differing identity conceptions are examined in relation to the founding ideology of classical liberalism em…
Inquiry in Intercultural and Development Communication
Journal Article Inquiry in Intercultural and Development Communication Get access Young Yun Kim Young Yun Kim 1Young Yun Kim (PhD, Northwestern University) is a professor in the Department of Communication, University of Oklahoma Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of Communication, Volume 55, Issue 3, September 2005, Pages 554–577, https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1460-2466.2005.tb02685.x Published: 10 Janua…
From Ethnic to Interethnic
The academic literature for the past several decades suggests an increased tendency to conceive "ethnic identity" as an a priori and morally inviolable human condition exclusively attributed to a social group identified by birth or ascription. Paralleling this trend is a gradual shift toward a more pluralistic ideology of interethnic relations and toward a greater emphasis on political activism in social research. In this historical context, the …
Ideology, Identity, and Intercultural Communication
Cultural identity is a ubiquitous concept in intercultural communication and across social science disciplines. Based on a review of a broad range of literature addressing issues of cultural identity, this article describes how the pluralistic turn in ideology in American society at large and the blurring of boundaries between academic research and social activism have influenced how cultural identity has been defined and conceptualized in recent…
Globalization and diversity
Intercultural personhood
This theoretical essay makes a case for “intercultural personhood” as a viable model for human development in today's increasingly integrated world. Critiquing the largely static, monolithic, and value-laden perspective on cultural identity prevalent in social science literature, the author emphasizes the complex and evolving nature of identity. The term, intercultural identity, is employed as a counterpoint to, and as an extension of, cultural i…
Social engagement and cross-cultural adaptation
Cross-Cultural Adaptation of Hispanic Youth
This study examines the psychological health and functional fitness of Hispanic youth from a theoretical perspective, specifically with respect to the role of their interpersonal communication patterns in their integration and adaptation to the mainstream United States cultural milieu. Of primary interest in this study is the role of Hispanic youths' interpersonal engagement with non-Hispanics. Unlike many adult immigrant populations, who can rem…
Local News Media Cultivation of Host Receptivity in Plainstown
This message-system and cultivation analysis investigated the influence of local news on the host receptivity of native-born "Plainstown" residents toward immigrants. The message-system analysis revealed that regional television and newspaper immigration coverage was more pessimistic, while local newspaper immigration coverage was more optimistic. A cultivation analysis confirmed that attention to pessimistic coverage interacted with conversation…
Finding a “home” beyond culture
Achieving synchrony
International Encyclopedia of Intercultural Communication, 3 Volume Set
Psychology (24 obras) · Sociology (21 obras) · Social Psychology (15 obras) · Social Psychology (14 obras) · Epistemology (11 obras) · Ethnic group (10 obras) · Political science (10 obras) · Intercultural communication (8 obras) · International Student and Expatriate Challenges (8 obras) · Acculturation (7 obras)