Y Lee
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 8495 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Y Lee |
| NOMBRES | Y |
| APELLIDO | Lee |
| FIRMA | LEE Y |
| AFILIACIONES | Department of Geography, University of Colorado, Denver, Colorado 80202, USA |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4538-6325 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 28 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 167 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 28 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1971 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Correlates of Severe Psychological Distress Among Adults Living with HIV in Western Kenya
Centralized versus distributed innovation
Cognitive test anxiety and student well‐being
BACKGROUND: Test anxiety is a situation-specific form of anxiety that occurs before, during and/or after a performance-evaluative context. Beyond educational outcomes, test anxiety can have detrimental effects on students' subjective well-being (SWB). However, the predictive relationship between test anxiety and SWB remains unclear as limited studies to date have examined the association using longitudinal designs. AIMS: The current study seeks t…
A study on the promotion of broadcasting for persons with disabilities using new media, focusing on the visually or hearing impaired
This study aimed to use YouTube to predict the impact of broadcasting promotion methods for individuals with disabilities. A survey was conducted on Korean males and females over the age of 19, using the “KBS National Panel,” leading to the observation that promotion of broadcasting for persons with disabilities on YouTube is found most effective in the “Education/Learning” genre of highly “trustworthy” influencers; as for the respondents who are…
Motivations of Healthcare Professionals Volunteering in an Intergenerational, Interprofessional Home Visit Service for Frequently Readmitted Hospital Patients
The global shortfall of healthcare workers as well as the growing issue of healthcare worker (HCW) burnout have placed health systems under increased pressure. This has emphasised the importance of supporting resources such as healthcare-related volunteerism, in which volunteer healthcare professionals (HCVs) play a niche and critical role, often serving as force multipliers for the volunteer teams with whom they serve. This qualitative study loo…
Mitigating stress and anxiety in a social VR-based Trier Social Stress Test
The purpose of this study was to examine whether cognitive restructuring and mindfulness-based meditation would alleviate stress and anxiety induced by a social VR-based TSST within StressMeta, the platform that we developed. Additionally, we investigated whether the effectiveness of these interventions would vary based on trait anxiety levels. A total of 60 college students were randomly assigned to one of three conditions: cognitive restructuri…
Humanizing curriculum history
This paper seeks to humanize the history of curriculum reform by exploring the diverse relationships that teachers form with the national curriculum system in South Korea. Drawing on the concepts of reflective and diffractive practices, we analyze the professional trajectories of two teachers across three decades of national curriculum changes. One teacher’s professional career reflects a commitment to aligning teaching methods with curriculum re…
Economic outcomes among microfinance group members receiving community-based chronic disease care
Methodologizing Transnationality
How can we take transnationality as a space of in-betweenness to generate new possibilities, moving beyond geographically bounded spans between countries? This article presents five authors' collective inquiry on transnational positionalities, which we practiced through the relational, transformative, and reflective writing of the self in a community space. We staged the collaborative writing into two processes: the emergent process of thematic w…
Racial majority group’s support for racial equality in Malaysia
Forest restoration policy in the North Korea based on the reforestation experience in South Korea
In order to promote forest restoration in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (North Korea), the research investigated the reforestation experience of the Republic of Korea (South Korea), promoted as part of the Saemaul Undong movement in the 1970s. The key success factors of reforestation in South Korea include the pan-national campaign, efficient governance for social resource mobilization, development of the alternative energy industry, …
Examining the financial knowledge of immigrants in Canada
Immigrant populations in developed societies face challenges to economic integration and are at high risk for financial precarity. Both structural and individual factors may contribute to the precarious financial lives of immigrants. Financial knowledge, which refers to individuals’ understanding of everyday finances, is considered one of the individual-level factors that influence individuals’ financial well-being. To date, limited work has exam…
Food security and agroforestry from the perspective of the SDGs
This study analyses the contribution of agroforestry to the achievement of SDGs based on the performance of agroforestry and North Korea's Voluntary National Review (VNR). Since the early 2000s, North Korea has promoted agroforestry and worked with the Swiss Agency for Development Cooperation (SDC), the World Agroforestry Centre (ICRAF), and the FAO to expand agroforestry projects. Agroforestry has contributed to the achievement of food security …
The Crying Clinic
Peripartum depression (PPD) is considered a major public health concern due to its profound impact on families, including infants. In this paper, we report on a pilot initiative designed to reduce barriers and stigma related to the use of traditional infant mental health services for immigrant parents deemed at high risk of PPD. The Crying Clinic ( CC ) is an innovative walk‐in service offered in a culturally diverse Canadian community to support…
Condoms and sexual health education as evidence
BACKGROUND: Despite a large body of evidence globally demonstrating that the criminalization of sex workers increases HIV/STI risks, we know far less about the impact of criminalization and policing of managers and in-call establishments on HIV/STI prevention among sex workers, and even less so among migrant sex workers. METHODS: Analysis draws on ethnographic fieldwork and 46 qualitative interviews with migrant sex workers, managers and business…
Shifting Receptions
Based on focus groups conducted in both 2002 and 2011, this qualitative study found that college students from different racial groups (Asian American, White, and Black) criticized media’s Asian American representations, yet also affirmed that the media corporations should and will maximize their profits—even if this mandate would end up perpetuating stereotypes. This data also revealed that although the Internet, and social media in particular, …
Exit, Voice, and Loyalty with Multiple Exit Options
We assess the turnover intentions of federal employees using Hirschman's theory of exit, voice, and loyalty. Specifically, we follow other studies that have tested the effects of loyalty and voice on the likelihood a person states their intention to leave. However, using large-scale survey evidence from the federal workforce, we are able to assess the impact of loyalty, voice, and other factors (including assessments of pay) on the likelihood tha…
Assessing the Effects of Organizational Resources on Public Agency Performance
We assess the usefulness of a theory of organizations, the Resource-Based View, for the study of public agencies. We examine the differential impacts of an array of organizational resources (administrative, human, financial, physical, political, and reputation resources) on a core measure of federal agency effectiveness. Our analysis shows that certain types of resources have positive impacts on agency effectiveness, such as administrative (numbe…
P1-547 Association of DNA methylation with metal exposure among healthy Korean population
Introduction DNA methylation is regarded as a well-defined epigenetic mechanism and involved in biological processes including ageing and cancer. The purpose of this study is to find whether DNA methylation is associated with lifestyle and environmental factors in healthy population residing in an industrialised zone in Korea. Methods A total of 758 subjects (324 males and 434 females) were included in this study. Global DNA methylation level by …
Exit, Voice, Loyalty, and Pay
We assess Hirschman's theory of exit, voice, and loyalty in the context of voluntary exit from organizations in the public workforce. Specifically, we test the effects of loyalty and voice on the likelihood a person states their intention to leave. We assess these relationships using data from the Federal Human Capital Survey. Our statistical analysis provides evidence that perceptions about voice and loyalty limit exit at all levels of the organ…
Roman Gardens in Tunisia
Tunisia furnishes a most promising field for the study of Roman gardens. A survey of the major sites in 1988 and 1990 showed that the court in some houses was paved with mosaics, but in the great majority of houses there was soil in the courts. Some gardens had been replanted, but in no case had the soil been examined for evidence of ancient plantings. Our preliminary excavations in 1990 at Thuburbo Maius discovered well-preserved evidence of pla…
Geographic Ignorance Among College Students in the People's Republic of China
Geographic ignorance is a focus of considerable discussion in the United States. Data on geographic awareness among respondents at four locations in the People's Republic of China are analyzed to provide perspective on the U.S. experience. The general patterns of agreement, degree of accuracy, and possible causes for variations are examined. Comparisons with findings of previous studies indicate a number of similarities and several significant di…
An Allometric Analysis of the US Urban System
In this paper the relationship between urban population size and land area of urbanized areas of the USA in 1960, 1970, and 1980 is analyzed by means of the allometric growth law. The US urban system of each of the above time periods is disaggregated into seven population-size classes and nine geographic regions. A total of fifty-one equations are estimated. Although the statistical results of the allometric equations classified according to popu…
Evolution of Urban Spatial Cognition
This paper includes an analysis of the evolution of urban spatial cognition over time among a sample of Chinese students attending Zhongshan University in Guangzhou, China. Changes in the features of sketch maps, based on classifications developed by Lynch, Appleyard, as well as Golledge, are examined. The slow evolution of urban cognition and the tendency to construct maps of the same style and structure over time are noted. Explanations for the…
Urban Spatial Cognition
The objective of this study is to investigate the quantity and quality of knowledge of the urban environment possessed by Guangzhou residents. Sketch maps constructed by 146 first-year college geography majors are categorized on the basis of accuracy and dominant elements. Factors contributing to the frequency and type of elements included on maps are considered. Relationships among map coverage, map detail, the urban environment, and respondent …
Exit, Voice, Loyalty, and Pay
We assess Hirschman's theory of exit, voice, and loyalty in the context of voluntary exit from organizations in the public workforce. Specifically, we test the effects of loyalty and voice on the likelihood a person states their intention to leave. We assess these relationships using data from the Federal Human Capital Survey. Our statistical analysis provides evidence that perceptions about voice and loyalty limit exit at all levels of the organ…
Assessing the Effects of Organizational Resources on Public Agency Performance
We assess the usefulness of a theory of organizations, the Resource-Based View, for the study of public agencies. We examine the differential impacts of an array of organizational resources (administrative, human, financial, physical, political, and reputation resources) on a core measure of federal agency effectiveness. Our analysis shows that certain types of resources have positive impacts on agency effectiveness, such as administrative (numbe…
Exit, Voice, and Loyalty with Multiple Exit Options
We assess the turnover intentions of federal employees using Hirschman's theory of exit, voice, and loyalty. Specifically, we follow other studies that have tested the effects of loyalty and voice on the likelihood a person states their intention to leave. However, using large-scale survey evidence from the federal workforce, we are able to assess the impact of loyalty, voice, and other factors (including assessments of pay) on the likelihood tha…
Methodologizing Transnationality
How can we take transnationality as a space of in-betweenness to generate new possibilities, moving beyond geographically bounded spans between countries? This article presents five authors' collective inquiry on transnational positionalities, which we practiced through the relational, transformative, and reflective writing of the self in a community space. We staged the collaborative writing into two processes: the emergent process of thematic w…
Evolution of Urban Spatial Cognition
This paper includes an analysis of the evolution of urban spatial cognition over time among a sample of Chinese students attending Zhongshan University in Guangzhou, China. Changes in the features of sketch maps, based on classifications developed by Lynch, Appleyard, as well as Golledge, are examined. The slow evolution of urban cognition and the tendency to construct maps of the same style and structure over time are noted. Explanations for the…
A Nearest-Neighbor Spatial-Association Measure for the Analysis of Firm Interdependence
Retail locational factors and strategies have been a focus of research among geographers, location analysts, marketing analysts, and regional scientists. Well known in the literature are the cumulative-attraction and interceptor-retail-location strategies. To analyze these strategies or forces of firm interdependence, one approach taken has been to describe the spatial pattern of the firms by certain probability models and the nearest-neighbor st…
Urban Spatial Cognition
The objective of this study is to investigate the quantity and quality of knowledge of the urban environment possessed by Guangzhou residents. Sketch maps constructed by 146 first-year college geography majors are categorized on the basis of accuracy and dominant elements. Factors contributing to the frequency and type of elements included on maps are considered. Relationships among map coverage, map detail, the urban environment, and respondent …
Economic outcomes among microfinance group members receiving community-based chronic disease care
Shifting Receptions
Based on focus groups conducted in both 2002 and 2011, this qualitative study found that college students from different racial groups (Asian American, White, and Black) criticized media’s Asian American representations, yet also affirmed that the media corporations should and will maximize their profits—even if this mandate would end up perpetuating stereotypes. This data also revealed that although the Internet, and social media in particular, …
An Allometric Analysis of the US Urban System
In this paper the relationship between urban population size and land area of urbanized areas of the USA in 1960, 1970, and 1980 is analyzed by means of the allometric growth law. The US urban system of each of the above time periods is disaggregated into seven population-size classes and nine geographic regions. A total of fifty-one equations are estimated. Although the statistical results of the allometric equations classified according to popu…
Roman Gardens in Tunisia
Tunisia furnishes a most promising field for the study of Roman gardens. A survey of the major sites in 1988 and 1990 showed that the court in some houses was paved with mosaics, but in the great majority of houses there was soil in the courts. Some gardens had been replanted, but in no case had the soil been examined for evidence of ancient plantings. Our preliminary excavations in 1990 at Thuburbo Maius discovered well-preserved evidence of pla…
Money, Quasi-Money, and Income Velocity of Circulation in Malaya and Singapore, 1947-1965
A Conceptual Discussion and an Empirical Analysis of Commercial Land-Use Succession
Land-use succession theory has been the most thinly developed area in the study of urban land economics. In this paper a brief review of the spotty development of the land-use succession concept is first offered, followed by a discussion of the economic arguments of commercial land-use succession and related problems in succession studies. Then, as an empirical analysis, commercial land use in downtown Denver from 1947 to 1971 is studied. Charact…
A Nearest-Neighbor Spatial-Association Measure for the Analysis of Firm Interdependence
Retail locational factors and strategies have been a focus of research among geographers, location analysts, marketing analysts, and regional scientists. Well known in the literature are the cumulative-attraction and interceptor-retail-location strategies. To analyze these strategies or forces of firm interdependence, one approach taken has been to describe the spatial pattern of the firms by certain probability models and the nearest-neighbor st…
Urban Spatial Cognition
The objective of this study is to investigate the quantity and quality of knowledge of the urban environment possessed by Guangzhou residents. Sketch maps constructed by 146 first-year college geography majors are categorized on the basis of accuracy and dominant elements. Factors contributing to the frequency and type of elements included on maps are considered. Relationships among map coverage, map detail, the urban environment, and respondent …
Evolution of Urban Spatial Cognition
This paper includes an analysis of the evolution of urban spatial cognition over time among a sample of Chinese students attending Zhongshan University in Guangzhou, China. Changes in the features of sketch maps, based on classifications developed by Lynch, Appleyard, as well as Golledge, are examined. The slow evolution of urban cognition and the tendency to construct maps of the same style and structure over time are noted. Explanations for the…
An Allometric Analysis of the US Urban System
In this paper the relationship between urban population size and land area of urbanized areas of the USA in 1960, 1970, and 1980 is analyzed by means of the allometric growth law. The US urban system of each of the above time periods is disaggregated into seven population-size classes and nine geographic regions. A total of fifty-one equations are estimated. Although the statistical results of the allometric equations classified according to popu…
Geographic Ignorance Among College Students in the People's Republic of China
Geographic ignorance is a focus of considerable discussion in the United States. Data on geographic awareness among respondents at four locations in the People's Republic of China are analyzed to provide perspective on the U.S. experience. The general patterns of agreement, degree of accuracy, and possible causes for variations are examined. Comparisons with findings of previous studies indicate a number of similarities and several significant di…
Roman Gardens in Tunisia
Tunisia furnishes a most promising field for the study of Roman gardens. A survey of the major sites in 1988 and 1990 showed that the court in some houses was paved with mosaics, but in the great majority of houses there was soil in the courts. Some gardens had been replanted, but in no case had the soil been examined for evidence of ancient plantings. Our preliminary excavations in 1990 at Thuburbo Maius discovered well-preserved evidence of pla…
Exit, Voice, Loyalty, and Pay
We assess Hirschman's theory of exit, voice, and loyalty in the context of voluntary exit from organizations in the public workforce. Specifically, we test the effects of loyalty and voice on the likelihood a person states their intention to leave. We assess these relationships using data from the Federal Human Capital Survey. Our statistical analysis provides evidence that perceptions about voice and loyalty limit exit at all levels of the organ…
P1-547 Association of DNA methylation with metal exposure among healthy Korean population
Introduction DNA methylation is regarded as a well-defined epigenetic mechanism and involved in biological processes including ageing and cancer. The purpose of this study is to find whether DNA methylation is associated with lifestyle and environmental factors in healthy population residing in an industrialised zone in Korea. Methods A total of 758 subjects (324 males and 434 females) were included in this study. Global DNA methylation level by …
Assessing the Effects of Organizational Resources on Public Agency Performance
We assess the usefulness of a theory of organizations, the Resource-Based View, for the study of public agencies. We examine the differential impacts of an array of organizational resources (administrative, human, financial, physical, political, and reputation resources) on a core measure of federal agency effectiveness. Our analysis shows that certain types of resources have positive impacts on agency effectiveness, such as administrative (numbe…
Shifting Receptions
Based on focus groups conducted in both 2002 and 2011, this qualitative study found that college students from different racial groups (Asian American, White, and Black) criticized media’s Asian American representations, yet also affirmed that the media corporations should and will maximize their profits—even if this mandate would end up perpetuating stereotypes. This data also revealed that although the Internet, and social media in particular, …
Exit, Voice, and Loyalty with Multiple Exit Options
We assess the turnover intentions of federal employees using Hirschman's theory of exit, voice, and loyalty. Specifically, we follow other studies that have tested the effects of loyalty and voice on the likelihood a person states their intention to leave. However, using large-scale survey evidence from the federal workforce, we are able to assess the impact of loyalty, voice, and other factors (including assessments of pay) on the likelihood tha…
Condoms and sexual health education as evidence
BACKGROUND: Despite a large body of evidence globally demonstrating that the criminalization of sex workers increases HIV/STI risks, we know far less about the impact of criminalization and policing of managers and in-call establishments on HIV/STI prevention among sex workers, and even less so among migrant sex workers. METHODS: Analysis draws on ethnographic fieldwork and 46 qualitative interviews with migrant sex workers, managers and business…
Food security and agroforestry from the perspective of the SDGs
This study analyses the contribution of agroforestry to the achievement of SDGs based on the performance of agroforestry and North Korea's Voluntary National Review (VNR). Since the early 2000s, North Korea has promoted agroforestry and worked with the Swiss Agency for Development Cooperation (SDC), the World Agroforestry Centre (ICRAF), and the FAO to expand agroforestry projects. Agroforestry has contributed to the achievement of food security …
The Crying Clinic
Peripartum depression (PPD) is considered a major public health concern due to its profound impact on families, including infants. In this paper, we report on a pilot initiative designed to reduce barriers and stigma related to the use of traditional infant mental health services for immigrant parents deemed at high risk of PPD. The Crying Clinic ( CC ) is an innovative walk‐in service offered in a culturally diverse Canadian community to support…
Forest restoration policy in the North Korea based on the reforestation experience in South Korea
In order to promote forest restoration in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (North Korea), the research investigated the reforestation experience of the Republic of Korea (South Korea), promoted as part of the Saemaul Undong movement in the 1970s. The key success factors of reforestation in South Korea include the pan-national campaign, efficient governance for social resource mobilization, development of the alternative energy industry, …
Examining the financial knowledge of immigrants in Canada
Immigrant populations in developed societies face challenges to economic integration and are at high risk for financial precarity. Both structural and individual factors may contribute to the precarious financial lives of immigrants. Financial knowledge, which refers to individuals’ understanding of everyday finances, is considered one of the individual-level factors that influence individuals’ financial well-being. To date, limited work has exam…
Racial majority group’s support for racial equality in Malaysia
Economic outcomes among microfinance group members receiving community-based chronic disease care
Methodologizing Transnationality
How can we take transnationality as a space of in-betweenness to generate new possibilities, moving beyond geographically bounded spans between countries? This article presents five authors' collective inquiry on transnational positionalities, which we practiced through the relational, transformative, and reflective writing of the self in a community space. We staged the collaborative writing into two processes: the emergent process of thematic w…
A study on the promotion of broadcasting for persons with disabilities using new media, focusing on the visually or hearing impaired
This study aimed to use YouTube to predict the impact of broadcasting promotion methods for individuals with disabilities. A survey was conducted on Korean males and females over the age of 19, using the “KBS National Panel,” leading to the observation that promotion of broadcasting for persons with disabilities on YouTube is found most effective in the “Education/Learning” genre of highly “trustworthy” influencers; as for the respondents who are…
Motivations of Healthcare Professionals Volunteering in an Intergenerational, Interprofessional Home Visit Service for Frequently Readmitted Hospital Patients
The global shortfall of healthcare workers as well as the growing issue of healthcare worker (HCW) burnout have placed health systems under increased pressure. This has emphasised the importance of supporting resources such as healthcare-related volunteerism, in which volunteer healthcare professionals (HCVs) play a niche and critical role, often serving as force multipliers for the volunteer teams with whom they serve. This qualitative study loo…
Mitigating stress and anxiety in a social VR-based Trier Social Stress Test
The purpose of this study was to examine whether cognitive restructuring and mindfulness-based meditation would alleviate stress and anxiety induced by a social VR-based TSST within StressMeta, the platform that we developed. Additionally, we investigated whether the effectiveness of these interventions would vary based on trait anxiety levels. A total of 60 college students were randomly assigned to one of three conditions: cognitive restructuri…
Humanizing curriculum history
This paper seeks to humanize the history of curriculum reform by exploring the diverse relationships that teachers form with the national curriculum system in South Korea. Drawing on the concepts of reflective and diffractive practices, we analyze the professional trajectories of two teachers across three decades of national curriculum changes. One teacher’s professional career reflects a commitment to aligning teaching methods with curriculum re…
Political science (12 obras) · Business (10 obras) · Psychology (10 obras) · Sociology (10 obras) · Geography (8 obras) · Economics (7 obras) · Computer Science (6 obras) · Medicine (6 obras) · Anxiety (4 obras) · Archaeology (3 obras)