Jiwon Kim
Biographic Data
| ID | 3638883 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jiwon Kim |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jiwon |
| FAMILY NAME | Kim |
| SIGNATURE | KIM J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Dankook University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1896-8832 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 43 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 31 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 43 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Cultural Insights into the Motivation Paradox of East Asian Learners
Motivation is deeply influenced by cultural and contextual factors, which makes the search for truly universal processes difficult. In this review, we identified several broad cultural forces shaping East Asian learners’ motivation, including relational self-understanding and familism, collective attribution of achievement, and low self-enhancement motivation, which arise from collectivism; as well as self-criticism, meritocratic and exam-oriente…
Confusion, interest, and achievement in introductory physics: Insights from student self-reflections
Self-reflection is associated with improved learning outcomes, but relatively little is known about how introductory physics students’ self-reflection on confusion and interest relates to their academic performance. This mixed-methods, observational study on 208 introductory physics students examined three questions: (1) how does number of submitted reflections, specificity of reflections about confusing and interesting aspects of learning, and p…
Tutorial for Bayesian Multilevel Structural Equation Modeling Using Blimp
This tutorial paper introduces the implementation of Multilevel Structural Equation Modeling (MSEM) using Blimp, a free, user-friendly, and flexible software for Bayesian estimation. Aimed at readers with some familiarity with MSEM and Bayesian methods, the tutorial walks through the specifications of a basic multilevel model in Blimp, progressively incorporating latent variables, random slopes, contextual effects, and moderated mediation effects…
How mindful and mindless online searching affects curiosity and information recall
With the advancement of technology and the internet, individuals offload their cognitive demands onto the internet to access information and supplement their cognitive capacity. However, heavy reliance on the internet often produces undesirable consequences such as poor metacognitive judgments and memory retention. This study investigated whether these negative effects can be mitigated by making learners more cognitively mindful of their search a…
Racial and Gender Bias in School Psychologists’ Special Education Classification Considerations
For minoritized groups that disproportionately face insufficient access to clinical services, schools are often the most accessible means for formal evaluation and intervention for a range of disabilities. However, the long history of racial and gender disproportionality in special education necessitates a greater understanding of factors contributing to inaccurate identification. The current study employed a multilevel modeling framework to eval…
The gluckschmerz effect of ad sponsorship in displeasing sports replays
This study explored the role of gluckschmerz, a displeasing emotion triggered by someone else’s pleasure, in advertising processing during sports spectating. Results from 607 participants, using the contextual factors of rivalry, social rank (i.e. team rankings), and game suspense during instant replay video (IRV) in college football games, showed that hostility partially mediated the effect of malicious envy on gluckschmerz, which in turn influe…
Distinct trajectories of emotional distress and physical health among informal dementia caregivers surrounding bereavement: A systematic review
Informal caregivers of individuals with dementia experience substantial psychological and physical burdens, with bereavement marking a critical transition. However, the longitudinal trajectories of their emotional responses remain poorly understood within conventional psychiatric frameworks. This study aimed to systematically synthesize longitudinal evidence on the emotional changes experienced by informal dementia caregivers before and after ber…
Tax policy shifts in aging societies: Assessing the impact of tax mix changes on income inequality in OECD countries
The place of social cohesion in policy design: Lessons from the evolution of pension policy instruments mix in OECD countries
OECD countries are grappling with a policy design dilemma, as they strive to balance fiscal sustainability with the increasing demands on the welfare state. This study introduces a new perspective on policy design that integrates the two elements of “social cohesion,” comprising government trust and civic engagement. The study aims to find empirical evidence on how social cohesion has influenced the policy instruments mix in social and pension po…
Fear of Sexual Victimization in Metaverse: A Comparison of Adolescent and Adult Female Users
Metaverse platforms have gained worldwide popularity in recent years. This increase in popularity has also heightened safety concerns, as virtual sexual assault against children and the youth is on the rise. The issue of sexual abuse in the metaverse is becoming increasingly controversial due to the gaps in the current regulatory framework that result from the uncertain consequences of such virtual crimes. Drawing on an online survey of female us…
Investigating Latent Interaction Effects in Multiple-Group Analysis in the Structural Equation Modeling Framework
This study aims to address a gap in the social and behavioral sciences literature concerning interaction effects between latent factors in multiple-group analysis. By comparing two approaches for estimating latent interactions within multiple-group analysis frameworks using simulation studies and empirical data, we assess their relative merits. Our simulation study results demonstrated the superiority of the Latent Moderated Structural Equations …
Do multi-channel use and online engagement matter for critical literacy and information verification behaviors? Comprehensive comparisons of six generations from before 1954 (war generation) to genera…
Examining knowledge entities and its relationships based on citation sentences using a multi-anchor bipartite network
No “Top of the triangle kids”: Toward conceptual clarity of students, behavior, and tiers in MTSS to advance social justice
Analysis of Heat Mitigation Capacity in a Coastal City using InVest Urban Cooling Model
Demarcation and Refugee Hate: Framing of Refugees in News and its Impact on Hate Speech in Public Comments
Latent Growth Model with Categorical Indicators: Comparison of the Different Estimators
Conceptualizing stress associated with clinical experiences of Korean counseling repatriates
This study explored stress associated with clinical experiences of Korean counseling repatriates who returned to South Korea after obtaining their doctoral degree in the United States. Concept mapping revealed six major clusters of stressors: difficulties associated with language and communication, cultural differences between therapists and clients, clients' attitudes toward and expectations regarding therapy, lack of ethical standards and licen…
Examining how perceptions of ready children and diversity shape a teacher’s use of the funds of knowledge approach
This study examined how and to what extent a prekindergarten teacher’s perceptions of ready children and diversity—which are influenced by broader societal culture—influence their abilities and ways of incorporating children’s funds of knowledge into their practice. The methodology used was based on a descriptive case study of a teacher, Linda, who participated in a two-year professional development (PD) program that focused on using funds of kno…
Understanding the Impact of the Covid-19 Pandemic on the Perception and Use of Urban Green Spaces in Korea
Faced with the prospect that the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and climate change will be far-reaching and long-term, the international community is showing interest in urban green space (UGS) and urban green infrastructure utilization as a solution. In this study, we investigated how citizens' perceptions and use of UGS have changed during COVID-19. We also collected their ideas on how UGS can raise its usability. As a result, more people beca…
A large‐scale meta‐analytic atlas of mental health problems prevalence during the Covid‐19 early pandemic
The COVID‐19 pandemic and related restrictions can impact mental health. To quantify the mental health burden of COVID‐19 pandemic, we conducted a systematic review and meta‐analysis, searching World Health Organization COVID‐19/PsycInfo/PubMed databases (09/29/2020), including observational studies reporting on mental health outcomes in any population affected by COVID‐19. Primary outcomes were the prevalence of anxiety, depression, stress, slee…
Spatial assessment of land degradation using Medalus focusing on potential afforestation and reforestation areas in Ethiopia
Ethiopia currently faces severe land degradation and desertification and has attracted increasing attention for international restoration projects. However, selecting appropriate potential afforestation and reforestation areas is challenging because of limited geospatial assessment tools on a national scale. Therefore, the globally used MEDALUS approach was applied to identify areas sensitive to land degradation and desertification, and indices w…
When infographics work better: The interplay between temporal frame and message format in e-health communication
Objective This study examined the effects of temporal frame and message format on users’ risk perception, message elaboration, and intention to disseminate the message to others.Methods 268 undergraduate students at a U.S. public university participated in a 2 (temporal frame: day vs. year) x 2 (message format: text-based vs. visual-based infographics) online experiment. Participants were randomly assigned to one of the four conditions and comple…
Effects of online incivility and emotions toward in-groups on cross-cutting attention and political participation
Incivility has been a primary concern of healthy debate in the online environment. Realising the individual and societal impacts of incivility, much research has investigated the role of incivility; however, a consensus has not yet been reached on how it plays a beneficial role in politics. In the current two-wave survey study (N = 933) of Americans in the context of the 2016 presidential election, we revisit the role of online incivility in cros…
Exploring the effects of the first-hand experience of deliberative practice: The case of the Shin-Gori Nuclear Reactor Nos. 5 and 6 in South Korea
Despite increasing research on deliberative practices, most studies have focused almost exclusively on Western cases, overlooking practices taking place in other parts of the world. Therefore, this study examines a recent South Korean case of deliberative practice in an Asian cultural context that focused on the decision to reconstruct the Shin-Gori Nuclear Reactors. In particular, this study sought to understand the effects on participants of th…
The power of language: Exploring the relationship between linguistic capital and occupation for immigrants to Canada
Our study examines the power of language in shaping immigrants’ engagement in occupations during their integration into a host society. Beyond serving as a means of communication, language is understood as a form of capital that is mediated through social power relations. We used a qualitative secondary analysis methodology that adopted an occupation-focused perspective to study 20 transcripts generated through narrative and semi-structured inter…
Tweeting public affairs or personal affairs? Journalists’ tweets, interactivity, and ideology
The purpose of this study is to investigate whether journalists in South Korea use Twitter as a public sphere and what factors may be associated with journalists’ Twitter use. Combining a content analysis and an additional survey of Korean journalists, this study examines to what extent journalists talk about public affairs on Twitter and interact with others, and what factors influence their Twitter use. A content analysis of journalists’ tweets…
A Causal Analysis of the Defense Expenditures of the USA and the USSR
Statistical studies of the determinants of defense expenditures have been criticized on two counts: (a) most of them do not test the hypotheses of causality that they include, but simply use them as a point of departure, and (b) those that do test causality are restricted to conceptual models with very few explanatory variables. The objective of this paper is to study the defense expenditures of the USA and the USSR, explicitly avoiding these two…
The place of social cohesion in policy design: Lessons from the evolution of pension policy instruments mix in OECD countries
OECD countries are grappling with a policy design dilemma, as they strive to balance fiscal sustainability with the increasing demands on the welfare state. This study introduces a new perspective on policy design that integrates the two elements of “social cohesion,” comprising government trust and civic engagement. The study aims to find empirical evidence on how social cohesion has influenced the policy instruments mix in social and pension po…
A Longitudinal Study of Cognitive and Instrumental Activities of Daily Living Disablement Among the Oldest Mexican Americans
ObjectivesMexican Americans live longer on average than other ethnic groups, but often with protracted cognitive and physical disability. Little is known, however, about the role of cognitive decline for transitions in instrumental activities of daily living (IADL) disability and tertiary outcomes of the IADL disablement for the oldest old (after 80 years old). Methods We employ the Hispanic Established Populations for the Epidemiologic Study of …
Tweeting about abusive comments and misogyny in South Korea following the suicide of Sulli, a female K-pop star: Social and semantic network analyses
This study examined the development of the public discussion on Twitter about the abusive comments specific to misogynistic discourse after the suicide of Sulli, a female celebrity in South Korea. Both the pattern of social networking between the users and the semantic representations of user responses were analyzed from a social network perspective using a large-scale Twitter dataset. A total of 37,101 tweets generated by 25,258 users were colle…
La Gordiloca and the vicissitudes of social media journalism on the U.S. – Mexico border
This article draws on the case of La Gordiloca, a Facebook-based journalist from Laredo, TX, to interrogate the increasing role of social media within news-making processes. Applauded by The New York Times as a paragon of twenty-first century journalism and under scrutiny from local businesses and law enforcement for defamation and misuse of official information, she occupies a space between digital journalist and social media celebrity. Combinin…
Affordances of video-based professional development for supporting physics teachers' judgments about evidence of student thinking
A Causal Analysis of the Defense Expenditures of the USA and the USSR
Statistical studies of the determinants of defense expenditures have been criticized on two counts: (a) most of them do not test the hypotheses of causality that they include, but simply use them as a point of departure, and (b) those that do test causality are restricted to conceptual models with very few explanatory variables. The objective of this paper is to study the defense expenditures of the USA and the USSR, explicitly avoiding these two…
The Korean Tradition of Translation: From the Primeval Period to the Modern Era
The Korean people have lived mainly on the Korean peninsula, forming a cultural community using Korean as an inherited, native language. In the early years, Koreans tried to express their own words with Chinese characters; Hanja was used as a method to express Koreans’ proper thoughts and feelings even when they had not their own letters. However, speaking in Korean yet writing in Hanja left Koreans with a sense of incongruence of the written and…
Es ist zum Verrücktwerden! – Analyse einer Phrasem-Konstruktion im Rahmen der Konstruktionsgrammatik
Tweeting public affairs or personal affairs? Journalists’ tweets, interactivity, and ideology
The purpose of this study is to investigate whether journalists in South Korea use Twitter as a public sphere and what factors may be associated with journalists’ Twitter use. Combining a content analysis and an additional survey of Korean journalists, this study examines to what extent journalists talk about public affairs on Twitter and interact with others, and what factors influence their Twitter use. A content analysis of journalists’ tweets…
Imagining a Future in PreK: How Professional Identity Shapes Notions of Early Mathematics
This article describes how early childhood teachers engaged in a public preK professional development program. We examine how developing teacher identities mediated engagement with the discourses of developmentally appropriate practice, early mathematics, and funds of knowledge and how they connected present practice to an imagined future. We found that helping them to connect practice experience and new mathematical content knowledge through pla…
Guilt, Lying, and Attentional Avoidance of Concealed Information
We investigated whether or not liars, as compared to truth tellers, would have an attentional bias for concealed information. To identify attentional avoidant patterns in liars, we measured their eye movements with an eye tracker. The participants were 54 students who had made their own choice about which of 2 groups they would join: the guilty group ( n = 27), who were presented with a theft-crime mission to perform, or the nonguilty group ( n =…
A Cross-Cultural Study on the Vocational Identity of American and Korean University Students
The purpose of this study was to examine the cross-cultural differences in vocational identity between American and Korean university students using the Vocational Identity Status Assessment. A total of 881 university students in both the United States and South Korea were sampled in this study assessing vocational identity. We compared means of latent variables (six dimensions of Vocational Identity Status Assessment in the present study) using …
The power of language: Exploring the relationship between linguistic capital and occupation for immigrants to Canada
Our study examines the power of language in shaping immigrants’ engagement in occupations during their integration into a host society. Beyond serving as a means of communication, language is understood as a form of capital that is mediated through social power relations. We used a qualitative secondary analysis methodology that adopted an occupation-focused perspective to study 20 transcripts generated through narrative and semi-structured inter…
Affordances of video-based professional development for supporting physics teachers' judgments about evidence of student thinking
The longitudinal relationships between undergraduate students’ competencies and educational satisfaction according to academic disciplines
Identifying potential vegetation establishment areas on the dried Aral Sea floor using satellite images
The Aral Sea was one of the largest lakes in the world, but almost 60,000 km 2 of the waterbody has dried up due to water withdrawal for irrigation. Afforestation on the desiccated seafloor could be important in preventing soil flation, dust storms, and negative impact on human health. In this study, we aimed to delineate potential vegetation establishment areas on the dried Aral Sea bed using remote‐sensed data in support of the decision‐making …
Secondary science teachers’ use of discourse moves to work with student ideas in classroom discussions
We investigated 10 secondary science teachers’ facilitation of classroom discussions to examine how they went beyond eliciting student ideas to working with student ideas to support sensemaking. We qualitatively analysed video records of instruction and focussed our analysis on discussions stemming from formative assessments embedded in learning progression-based curricular units. We found that discussions could be placed on a quality continuum f…
La Gordiloca and the vicissitudes of social media journalism on the U.S. – Mexico border
This article draws on the case of La Gordiloca, a Facebook-based journalist from Laredo, TX, to interrogate the increasing role of social media within news-making processes. Applauded by The New York Times as a paragon of twenty-first century journalism and under scrutiny from local businesses and law enforcement for defamation and misuse of official information, she occupies a space between digital journalist and social media celebrity. Combinin…
Developing spatial agricultural drought risk index with controllable geo-spatial indicators: A case study for South Korea and Kazakhstan
Constant environmental degradation and increased frequency and severity of natural disasters have been evident over the past few decades worldwide. As such, scientific tools to predict and assess risks keep being developed. Assessing disaster risk is an important task in supporting the transition to a sustainable society. However, as disasters and systems become more complex, disaster models combining diverse aspects including climatic, social, e…
Exploring “Angry” and “Like” Reactions on Uncivil Facebook Comments That Correct Misinformation in the News
This study examines the effect that uncivil news engagement comments that correct misinformation on a news story posted on Facebook have on newsreaders’ perceptions and attitudes. This study also considers whether social reactions, such as a “like” or an “angry” posted on correcting comments, will influence newsreaders’ perceptions and attitudes. Results from a survey experiment (N = 873) in the United States show that if comments that correct mi…
A Longitudinal Study of Cognitive and Instrumental Activities of Daily Living Disablement Among the Oldest Mexican Americans
ObjectivesMexican Americans live longer on average than other ethnic groups, but often with protracted cognitive and physical disability. Little is known, however, about the role of cognitive decline for transitions in instrumental activities of daily living (IADL) disability and tertiary outcomes of the IADL disablement for the oldest old (after 80 years old). Methods We employ the Hispanic Established Populations for the Epidemiologic Study of …
Tweeting about abusive comments and misogyny in South Korea following the suicide of Sulli, a female K-pop star: Social and semantic network analyses
This study examined the development of the public discussion on Twitter about the abusive comments specific to misogynistic discourse after the suicide of Sulli, a female celebrity in South Korea. Both the pattern of social networking between the users and the semantic representations of user responses were analyzed from a social network perspective using a large-scale Twitter dataset. A total of 37,101 tweets generated by 25,258 users were colle…
A large‐scale meta‐analytic atlas of mental health problems prevalence during the Covid‐19 early pandemic
The COVID‐19 pandemic and related restrictions can impact mental health. To quantify the mental health burden of COVID‐19 pandemic, we conducted a systematic review and meta‐analysis, searching World Health Organization COVID‐19/PsycInfo/PubMed databases (09/29/2020), including observational studies reporting on mental health outcomes in any population affected by COVID‐19. Primary outcomes were the prevalence of anxiety, depression, stress, slee…
Spatial assessment of land degradation using Medalus focusing on potential afforestation and reforestation areas in Ethiopia
Ethiopia currently faces severe land degradation and desertification and has attracted increasing attention for international restoration projects. However, selecting appropriate potential afforestation and reforestation areas is challenging because of limited geospatial assessment tools on a national scale. Therefore, the globally used MEDALUS approach was applied to identify areas sensitive to land degradation and desertification, and indices w…
When infographics work better: The interplay between temporal frame and message format in e-health communication
Objective This study examined the effects of temporal frame and message format on users’ risk perception, message elaboration, and intention to disseminate the message to others.Methods 268 undergraduate students at a U.S. public university participated in a 2 (temporal frame: day vs. year) x 2 (message format: text-based vs. visual-based infographics) online experiment. Participants were randomly assigned to one of the four conditions and comple…
Effects of online incivility and emotions toward in-groups on cross-cutting attention and political participation
Incivility has been a primary concern of healthy debate in the online environment. Realising the individual and societal impacts of incivility, much research has investigated the role of incivility; however, a consensus has not yet been reached on how it plays a beneficial role in politics. In the current two-wave survey study (N = 933) of Americans in the context of the 2016 presidential election, we revisit the role of online incivility in cros…
Exploring the effects of the first-hand experience of deliberative practice: The case of the Shin-Gori Nuclear Reactor Nos. 5 and 6 in South Korea
Despite increasing research on deliberative practices, most studies have focused almost exclusively on Western cases, overlooking practices taking place in other parts of the world. Therefore, this study examines a recent South Korean case of deliberative practice in an Asian cultural context that focused on the decision to reconstruct the Shin-Gori Nuclear Reactors. In particular, this study sought to understand the effects on participants of th…
Duration of Dementia and Social Service Use in the U.S.-Born and Foreign-Born Mexican-American Population
Given the high cost of institutional care and availability of family caregivers, community-based services are a potentially useful alternative for the growing Mexican-American population living with dementia. Expanded Medicaid and CBS programs could be an equitable and cost-effective alternative that should be investigated
Examining how perceptions of ready children and diversity shape a teacher’s use of the funds of knowledge approach
This study examined how and to what extent a prekindergarten teacher’s perceptions of ready children and diversity—which are influenced by broader societal culture—influence their abilities and ways of incorporating children’s funds of knowledge into their practice. The methodology used was based on a descriptive case study of a teacher, Linda, who participated in a two-year professional development (PD) program that focused on using funds of kno…
Understanding the Impact of the Covid-19 Pandemic on the Perception and Use of Urban Green Spaces in Korea
Faced with the prospect that the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and climate change will be far-reaching and long-term, the international community is showing interest in urban green space (UGS) and urban green infrastructure utilization as a solution. In this study, we investigated how citizens' perceptions and use of UGS have changed during COVID-19. We also collected their ideas on how UGS can raise its usability. As a result, more people beca…
Psychology (24 works) · Sociology (15 works) · Political science (14 works) · Computer Science (13 works) · Social Psychology (10 works) · Medicine (9 works) · Law (8 works) · Social Media and Politics (8 works) · Pedagogy (7 works) · Politics (7 works)