Youngtae Cho
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3811246 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Youngtae Cho |
| NOMBRES | Youngtae |
| APELLIDO | Cho |
| FIRMA | CHO Y |
| AFILIACIONES | Seoul National University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1641-282X |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 19 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 118 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2001 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
From Population Policy to Demographic Strategy
This study examines Germany’s “Every Age Counts” demographic strategy as a comprehensive approach to addressing sub-replacement fertility and population aging. Through qualitative analysis of policy documents and demographic data, the study traces Germany’s shift from fragmented interventions to a coordinated, multi-stakeholder approach encompassing aging, fertility, labor force development, migration, and regional policies. It highlights how Ger…
Crime mapping in urban environments using explainable AI
Urban safety constitutes a foundational pillar for sustainable cities. This study aims to analyze the relationship between various crime types and urban environmental characteristics in the case of Daegu Metropolitan City, South Korea, and to develop a predictive crime risk map. Spatial data were constructed by generating buffer zones ranging from 10 to 50 meters around 112 emergency call locations. Utilizing the XGBoost algorithm in conjunction …
The triple burden of communicable and non-communicable diseases and injuries on sex differences in life expectancy in Ethiopia
While injuries and respiratory infections causing male mortality were the most consistent causes of the sex differences in LE in Ethiopia, morality from NCDs is the main cause of the recent increasing differences in LE between males and females. However, unlike the higher exposure of males to death from injuries due to road traffic injuries or interpersonal violence, to what extent sex differences are caused by the higher male mortality compared …
Mind the gaps
Age- and cause- specific contributions to changes in old-age life expectancy can differ between high-income Asia-pacific countries. Although the gaps in old-age life expectancy between high-income Asia-pacific countries are primarily attributed to mortality changes in non-communicable diseases, these countries should also identify potential emerging threats of communicable diseases and injuries along with demographic ageing in pursuit of healthy …
The impact of perceived discrimination on depressive symptoms and the role of differentiated social support among immigrant populations in South Korea
Community-level interventions providing immigrants opportunities to increase social networking members from the same country as well as the native-born in a host country may be helpful resources for improving mental health among immigrants in South Korea. Also, raising awareness of racial discrimination among members in South Korea would be crucial
Rationale, design, and characteristics of the multimedia family planning campaign for a small, happy, and prosperous family in Ethiopia (SHaPE)
SHaPE contributes to existing family planning research and intervention because it is theory- and evidence-based, and it employs integrated marketing communications and entertainment-education approaches with key messages that are tailored to audiences within unique cultures. But even within a country, a nationwide campaign with uniform messages is neither possible nor desirable due to different cultures, norms, and languages across regions. Last…
Does Unstable Employment Have an Association with Suicide Rates among the Young
Although a growing body of literature has indicated that unemployment has a positive association with suicide, the dynamic aspects of unstable employment have not yet been considered in suicidology. This study explored the association between employment stability and completed suicide among people aged 25-34 years in 20 OECD (Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development) countries with time-series data (1994-2010). In order to consider t…
Public Trauma after the Sewol Ferry Disaster
The Sewol ferry disaster severely shocked Korean society. The objective of this study was to explore how the public mood in Korea changed following the Sewol disaster using Twitter data. Data were collected from daily Twitter posts from 1 January 2011 to 31 December 2013 and from 1 March 2014 to 30 June 2014 using natural language-processing and text-mining technologies. We investigated the emotional utterances in reaction to the disaster by anal…
Differentiated effects of social participation components on suicidal ideation across age groups in South Korea
The study results supported the theory that different components of social participation are associated with a lower risk of suicidal ideation in different stages of adulthood
Social inequalities in life expectancy and mortality during the transition period of economic crisis (1993–2010) in Korea
Social inequalities in life expectancy and ASDR of the working age group across socioeconomic status over time were closely related to the widening of the social difference created by the macroeconomic crisis and the expansion of neo-liberalism in Korea
Is Acculturation Always Adverse to Korean Immigrant Health in the United States
Generational Wealth Flow Hypothesis and Very Low Fertility in Asian Countries
The last two decades have witnessed substantial fertility declines in several Asian countries. Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong, Singapore and Taiwan are examples, and these countries’ total fertility
Religious affiliation and Hispanic health in Utah
Two research hypotheses are addressed in this study. (1) Do health trajectories of Hispanics in Utah differ from what has been documented in states with longstanding large Hispanic populations? (2) Do non-Mormon groups in Utah have less favorable health status than Mormons in Utah? This study employs three health outcome measures: activity limitations caused by emotional problems, activity limitations caused by physical problems, and self-rated h…
Late Childbearing and Changing Risks of Adverse Birth Outcomes in Korea
Adverse birth outcomes among Korean Americans
Perceived neighborhood characteristics and the health of adult Koreans
Nativity, Duration of Residence, and the Health of Hispanic Adults in the United States
This article examines subgroup differences in the health status of Hispanic adults in comparison to non-Hispanic whites and non-Hispanic lacks. We pay particular attention to the influences of nativity and duration of residence in the United States. Data are pooled from the National Health Interview Survey (NHIS) for 1989–94. Puerto Ricans exhibited the worst health outcomes of any group (including whites and blacks) for each of the three health …
Immigration and the Health of Asian and Pacific Islander Adults in the United States
The authors used the 1992–1995 National Health Interview Survey to examine the effect of immigrant status (both nativity and duration of residence in the United States) on the health of Asian and Pacific Islander adults by constructing models in which national origin was also specified. In logistic regression models adjusted for age, marital status, living arrangement, family size, and several socioeconomic indicators, immigrants were found to be…
Disability status differentials across fifteen Asian and pacific Islander groups and the effect of nativity and duration of residence in the U.S
This study examines disparities in disability status across 15 Asian and Pacific Islander American (API) subpopulations and how nativity and duration in the U.S. influence these differences. Employing three disability questions (work limitations, mobility limitations, and self-care limitations) from the 1990 PUMS, the authors find substantial heterogeneity in disability status across API subgroups: while Japanese American adults have the most fav…
Nativity, Duration of Residence, and the Health of Hispanic Adults in the United States
This article examines subgroup differences in the health status of Hispanic adults in comparison to non-Hispanic whites and non-Hispanic lacks. We pay particular attention to the influences of nativity and duration of residence in the United States. Data are pooled from the National Health Interview Survey (NHIS) for 1989–94. Puerto Ricans exhibited the worst health outcomes of any group (including whites and blacks) for each of the three health …
Perceived neighborhood characteristics and the health of adult Koreans
Is Acculturation Always Adverse to Korean Immigrant Health in the United States
The impact of perceived discrimination on depressive symptoms and the role of differentiated social support among immigrant populations in South Korea
Community-level interventions providing immigrants opportunities to increase social networking members from the same country as well as the native-born in a host country may be helpful resources for improving mental health among immigrants in South Korea. Also, raising awareness of racial discrimination among members in South Korea would be crucial
Religious affiliation and Hispanic health in Utah
Two research hypotheses are addressed in this study. (1) Do health trajectories of Hispanics in Utah differ from what has been documented in states with longstanding large Hispanic populations? (2) Do non-Mormon groups in Utah have less favorable health status than Mormons in Utah? This study employs three health outcome measures: activity limitations caused by emotional problems, activity limitations caused by physical problems, and self-rated h…
Disability status differentials across fifteen Asian and pacific Islander groups and the effect of nativity and duration of residence in the U.S
This study examines disparities in disability status across 15 Asian and Pacific Islander American (API) subpopulations and how nativity and duration in the U.S. influence these differences. Employing three disability questions (work limitations, mobility limitations, and self-care limitations) from the 1990 PUMS, the authors find substantial heterogeneity in disability status across API subgroups: while Japanese American adults have the most fav…
Adverse birth outcomes among Korean Americans
Immigration and the Health of Asian and Pacific Islander Adults in the United States
The authors used the 1992–1995 National Health Interview Survey to examine the effect of immigrant status (both nativity and duration of residence in the United States) on the health of Asian and Pacific Islander adults by constructing models in which national origin was also specified. In logistic regression models adjusted for age, marital status, living arrangement, family size, and several socioeconomic indicators, immigrants were found to be…
Disability status differentials across fifteen Asian and pacific Islander groups and the effect of nativity and duration of residence in the U.S
This study examines disparities in disability status across 15 Asian and Pacific Islander American (API) subpopulations and how nativity and duration in the U.S. influence these differences. Employing three disability questions (work limitations, mobility limitations, and self-care limitations) from the 1990 PUMS, the authors find substantial heterogeneity in disability status across API subgroups: while Japanese American adults have the most fav…
Nativity, Duration of Residence, and the Health of Hispanic Adults in the United States
This article examines subgroup differences in the health status of Hispanic adults in comparison to non-Hispanic whites and non-Hispanic lacks. We pay particular attention to the influences of nativity and duration of residence in the United States. Data are pooled from the National Health Interview Survey (NHIS) for 1989–94. Puerto Ricans exhibited the worst health outcomes of any group (including whites and blacks) for each of the three health …
Adverse birth outcomes among Korean Americans
Perceived neighborhood characteristics and the health of adult Koreans
Late Childbearing and Changing Risks of Adverse Birth Outcomes in Korea
Generational Wealth Flow Hypothesis and Very Low Fertility in Asian Countries
The last two decades have witnessed substantial fertility declines in several Asian countries. Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong, Singapore and Taiwan are examples, and these countries’ total fertility
Religious affiliation and Hispanic health in Utah
Two research hypotheses are addressed in this study. (1) Do health trajectories of Hispanics in Utah differ from what has been documented in states with longstanding large Hispanic populations? (2) Do non-Mormon groups in Utah have less favorable health status than Mormons in Utah? This study employs three health outcome measures: activity limitations caused by emotional problems, activity limitations caused by physical problems, and self-rated h…
Social inequalities in life expectancy and mortality during the transition period of economic crisis (1993–2010) in Korea
Social inequalities in life expectancy and ASDR of the working age group across socioeconomic status over time were closely related to the widening of the social difference created by the macroeconomic crisis and the expansion of neo-liberalism in Korea
Is Acculturation Always Adverse to Korean Immigrant Health in the United States
Differentiated effects of social participation components on suicidal ideation across age groups in South Korea
The study results supported the theory that different components of social participation are associated with a lower risk of suicidal ideation in different stages of adulthood
Public Trauma after the Sewol Ferry Disaster
The Sewol ferry disaster severely shocked Korean society. The objective of this study was to explore how the public mood in Korea changed following the Sewol disaster using Twitter data. Data were collected from daily Twitter posts from 1 January 2011 to 31 December 2013 and from 1 March 2014 to 30 June 2014 using natural language-processing and text-mining technologies. We investigated the emotional utterances in reaction to the disaster by anal…
Does Unstable Employment Have an Association with Suicide Rates among the Young
Although a growing body of literature has indicated that unemployment has a positive association with suicide, the dynamic aspects of unstable employment have not yet been considered in suicidology. This study explored the association between employment stability and completed suicide among people aged 25-34 years in 20 OECD (Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development) countries with time-series data (1994-2010). In order to consider t…
Rationale, design, and characteristics of the multimedia family planning campaign for a small, happy, and prosperous family in Ethiopia (SHaPE)
SHaPE contributes to existing family planning research and intervention because it is theory- and evidence-based, and it employs integrated marketing communications and entertainment-education approaches with key messages that are tailored to audiences within unique cultures. But even within a country, a nationwide campaign with uniform messages is neither possible nor desirable due to different cultures, norms, and languages across regions. Last…
The impact of perceived discrimination on depressive symptoms and the role of differentiated social support among immigrant populations in South Korea
Community-level interventions providing immigrants opportunities to increase social networking members from the same country as well as the native-born in a host country may be helpful resources for improving mental health among immigrants in South Korea. Also, raising awareness of racial discrimination among members in South Korea would be crucial
Mind the gaps
Age- and cause- specific contributions to changes in old-age life expectancy can differ between high-income Asia-pacific countries. Although the gaps in old-age life expectancy between high-income Asia-pacific countries are primarily attributed to mortality changes in non-communicable diseases, these countries should also identify potential emerging threats of communicable diseases and injuries along with demographic ageing in pursuit of healthy …
The triple burden of communicable and non-communicable diseases and injuries on sex differences in life expectancy in Ethiopia
While injuries and respiratory infections causing male mortality were the most consistent causes of the sex differences in LE in Ethiopia, morality from NCDs is the main cause of the recent increasing differences in LE between males and females. However, unlike the higher exposure of males to death from injuries due to road traffic injuries or interpersonal violence, to what extent sex differences are caused by the higher male mortality compared …
From Population Policy to Demographic Strategy
This study examines Germany’s “Every Age Counts” demographic strategy as a comprehensive approach to addressing sub-replacement fertility and population aging. Through qualitative analysis of policy documents and demographic data, the study traces Germany’s shift from fragmented interventions to a coordinated, multi-stakeholder approach encompassing aging, fertility, labor force development, migration, and regional policies. It highlights how Ger…
Crime mapping in urban environments using explainable AI
Urban safety constitutes a foundational pillar for sustainable cities. This study aims to analyze the relationship between various crime types and urban environmental characteristics in the case of Daegu Metropolitan City, South Korea, and to develop a predictive crime risk map. Spatial data were constructed by generating buffer zones ranging from 10 to 50 meters around 112 emergency call locations. Utilizing the XGBoost algorithm in conjunction …
Demography (15 obras) · Medicine (15 obras) · Population (14 obras) · Demography (13 obras) · Environmental health (11 obras) · Sociology (10 obras) · Health disparities and outcomes (9 obras) · Geography (7 obras) · Public health (7 obras) · Gerontology (6 obras)