Hong
Biographic Data
| ID | 27066 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Hong |
| FAMILY NAME | Hong |
| SIGNATURE | HONG |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Michigan |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2306-0906 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 50 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Advancing Psychodynamic-Based Clinical Social Work Practice to Address Structural Trauma
Psychodynamic-based practice (PBP), including approaches informed by attachment theory, is a widely used therapeutic modality in clinical social work for addressing trauma. Yet, in some clinical spaces, PBP has faced challenges due to its process-oriented nature, particularly in an era that increasingly favors manualized, short-term interventions. Meanwhile, sociocultural neuroscience has emerged as a field providing evidence for trauma intervent…
The Association Between Childhood Sexual Abuse and Somatic Symptoms at Midlife
Trauma-Informed Cultural Humility Mental Health Practice
Social work has made significant strides in providing mental health services. However, advancement in mental health practices grounded in social work values, such as trauma-informed care and cultural humility mental health practice (CHMHP), is still lacking. One possible reason is that many strategies overlook clients' historical contexts, particularly the collective history held by the community to which the client belongs. By centering "history…
The moderating role of neighborhood social cohesion on the relationship between early mother-child attachment security and adolescent social skills
Background: Social skill is a critical asset for adolescents, and early mother-child attachment is an essential contributor to their development. While less secure mother-child attachment is a known risk factor for adolescent social development, the protective factor of neighborhood context in buffering this risk is still not well understood. Research Design: This study used longitudinal data from the Fragile Families and Child Wellbeing Study ( …
The association of mindfulness and depression stigma among African American women participants in a mindfulness-based intervention
Depression stigma is a potential barrier to engagement in and efficacy of depression treatment. This pilot study examined the association of mindfulness with depression stigma among participants in an eight-week mindfulness-based intervention for depressive symptoms. Thirty-one African American women with depressive symptoms were recruited from an urban Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) to participate in a mindfulness intervention (M-Body)…
The Relative Influence of Family and Neighborhood Factors on Child Maltreatment at Critical Stages of Child Development
This study examines the impact of family and neighborhood factors on physical and psychological abuse across three developmental stages of children: early childhood (age 3), young school age (age 5), and middle childhood (age 9). Data from the Fragile Families and Child Wellbeing Study, a longitudinal national cohort study of children from 20 urban U.S. cities, are used. Path analysis is employed to investigate the longitudinal relationships betw…
Childhood Maltreatment and Intimate Partner Violence Perpetration in Adulthood
Trauma‐Informed Programs Based in Schools
Highlights Schools should play an important role in promoting resilience in children who experience trauma. Schools remain poorly equipped to address the needs of children with trauma histories. More research on classroom‐based and school‐wide trauma‐informed interventions is required. Evaluation of school‐based programs requires designs suited to complex environments. Questions remain as to how to position programs to improve access to services …
The Frequency of PTSD and Subthreshold PTSD among African-American Women with Depressive Symptoms in a Disadvantaged Urban Neighborhood
This Could Be the Start of Something Big
The influence of early events in the history of a country, a social phenomenon, or an organization on later developments has received significant attention in many social science disciplines. Often dubbed “path dependence,” this influence occurs when early events influence later outcomes even when the original events do not reoccur. “Path dependence,” however, has received little theoretical or empirical attention in public administration. This a…
Association between cardiorespiratory fitness and the prevalence of metabolic syndrome among Korean adults
In conclusion, the current study demonstrated the low CRF and obesity was a predictor for metabolic syndrome in Korean adults
Are There Managerial Practices Associated with the Outcomes of an Interagency Service Delivery Collaboration? Evidence from British Crime and Disorder Reduction Partnerships
Empirical works measuring whether interagency collaborations delivering public services produce better outcomes are few, and none looks inside the black box of collaboration management practices. We examine whether there are collaboration management practices associated with improved performance of Crime and Disorder Reduction Partnerships, an interagency collaboration in England and Wales. These exist in every local authority in England and Wale…
Are There Managerial Practices Associated with the Outcomes of an Interagency Service Delivery Collaboration? Evidence from British Crime and Disorder Reduction Partnerships
Empirical works measuring whether interagency collaborations delivering public services produce better outcomes are few, and none looks inside the black box of collaboration management practices. We examine whether there are collaboration management practices associated with improved performance of Crime and Disorder Reduction Partnerships, an interagency collaboration in England and Wales. These exist in every local authority in England and Wale…
This Could Be the Start of Something Big
The influence of early events in the history of a country, a social phenomenon, or an organization on later developments has received significant attention in many social science disciplines. Often dubbed “path dependence,” this influence occurs when early events influence later outcomes even when the original events do not reoccur. “Path dependence,” however, has received little theoretical or empirical attention in public administration. This a…
Trauma‐Informed Programs Based in Schools
Highlights Schools should play an important role in promoting resilience in children who experience trauma. Schools remain poorly equipped to address the needs of children with trauma histories. More research on classroom‐based and school‐wide trauma‐informed interventions is required. Evaluation of school‐based programs requires designs suited to complex environments. Questions remain as to how to position programs to improve access to services …
The moderating role of neighborhood social cohesion on the relationship between early mother-child attachment security and adolescent social skills
Background: Social skill is a critical asset for adolescents, and early mother-child attachment is an essential contributor to their development. While less secure mother-child attachment is a known risk factor for adolescent social development, the protective factor of neighborhood context in buffering this risk is still not well understood. Research Design: This study used longitudinal data from the Fragile Families and Child Wellbeing Study ( …
The Frequency of PTSD and Subthreshold PTSD among African-American Women with Depressive Symptoms in a Disadvantaged Urban Neighborhood
Trauma-Informed Cultural Humility Mental Health Practice
Social work has made significant strides in providing mental health services. However, advancement in mental health practices grounded in social work values, such as trauma-informed care and cultural humility mental health practice (CHMHP), is still lacking. One possible reason is that many strategies overlook clients' historical contexts, particularly the collective history held by the community to which the client belongs. By centering "history…
The association of mindfulness and depression stigma among African American women participants in a mindfulness-based intervention
Depression stigma is a potential barrier to engagement in and efficacy of depression treatment. This pilot study examined the association of mindfulness with depression stigma among participants in an eight-week mindfulness-based intervention for depressive symptoms. Thirty-one African American women with depressive symptoms were recruited from an urban Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) to participate in a mindfulness intervention (M-Body)…
Are There Managerial Practices Associated with the Outcomes of an Interagency Service Delivery Collaboration? Evidence from British Crime and Disorder Reduction Partnerships
Empirical works measuring whether interagency collaborations delivering public services produce better outcomes are few, and none looks inside the black box of collaboration management practices. We examine whether there are collaboration management practices associated with improved performance of Crime and Disorder Reduction Partnerships, an interagency collaboration in England and Wales. These exist in every local authority in England and Wale…
Association between cardiorespiratory fitness and the prevalence of metabolic syndrome among Korean adults
In conclusion, the current study demonstrated the low CRF and obesity was a predictor for metabolic syndrome in Korean adults
This Could Be the Start of Something Big
The influence of early events in the history of a country, a social phenomenon, or an organization on later developments has received significant attention in many social science disciplines. Often dubbed “path dependence,” this influence occurs when early events influence later outcomes even when the original events do not reoccur. “Path dependence,” however, has received little theoretical or empirical attention in public administration. This a…
The Frequency of PTSD and Subthreshold PTSD among African-American Women with Depressive Symptoms in a Disadvantaged Urban Neighborhood
Trauma‐Informed Programs Based in Schools
Highlights Schools should play an important role in promoting resilience in children who experience trauma. Schools remain poorly equipped to address the needs of children with trauma histories. More research on classroom‐based and school‐wide trauma‐informed interventions is required. Evaluation of school‐based programs requires designs suited to complex environments. Questions remain as to how to position programs to improve access to services …
The Relative Influence of Family and Neighborhood Factors on Child Maltreatment at Critical Stages of Child Development
This study examines the impact of family and neighborhood factors on physical and psychological abuse across three developmental stages of children: early childhood (age 3), young school age (age 5), and middle childhood (age 9). Data from the Fragile Families and Child Wellbeing Study, a longitudinal national cohort study of children from 20 urban U.S. cities, are used. Path analysis is employed to investigate the longitudinal relationships betw…
Childhood Maltreatment and Intimate Partner Violence Perpetration in Adulthood
Trauma-Informed Cultural Humility Mental Health Practice
Social work has made significant strides in providing mental health services. However, advancement in mental health practices grounded in social work values, such as trauma-informed care and cultural humility mental health practice (CHMHP), is still lacking. One possible reason is that many strategies overlook clients' historical contexts, particularly the collective history held by the community to which the client belongs. By centering "history…
The moderating role of neighborhood social cohesion on the relationship between early mother-child attachment security and adolescent social skills
Background: Social skill is a critical asset for adolescents, and early mother-child attachment is an essential contributor to their development. While less secure mother-child attachment is a known risk factor for adolescent social development, the protective factor of neighborhood context in buffering this risk is still not well understood. Research Design: This study used longitudinal data from the Fragile Families and Child Wellbeing Study ( …
The association of mindfulness and depression stigma among African American women participants in a mindfulness-based intervention
Depression stigma is a potential barrier to engagement in and efficacy of depression treatment. This pilot study examined the association of mindfulness with depression stigma among participants in an eight-week mindfulness-based intervention for depressive symptoms. Thirty-one African American women with depressive symptoms were recruited from an urban Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) to participate in a mindfulness intervention (M-Body)…
The Association Between Childhood Sexual Abuse and Somatic Symptoms at Midlife
Advancing Psychodynamic-Based Clinical Social Work Practice to Address Structural Trauma
Psychodynamic-based practice (PBP), including approaches informed by attachment theory, is a widely used therapeutic modality in clinical social work for addressing trauma. Yet, in some clinical spaces, PBP has faced challenges due to its process-oriented nature, particularly in an era that increasingly favors manualized, short-term interventions. Meanwhile, sociocultural neuroscience has emerged as a field providing evidence for trauma intervent…
Psychology (10 works) · Medicine (7 works) · Clinical Psychology (6 works) · Child Abuse and Trauma (5 works) · Clinical Psychology (5 works) · Psychiatry (5 works) · Developmental psychology (4 works) · Psychotherapist (4 works) · Context (archaeology (3 works) · Depression (economics (3 works)