Jiwon Lee
Biographic Data
| ID | 3686199 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jiwon Lee |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jiwon |
| FAMILY NAME | Lee |
| SIGNATURE | LEE J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Johns Hopkins University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2132-9206 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 31 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 76 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 31 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
The Impulsive Buying in Southeast Asian E-commerce Platforms
This study investigates the key factors and decision-making processes influencing impulse buying behaviour among Southeast Asian consumers, focusing on digital consumption patterns, sociocultural influences, psychological drivers and technological enablers. Data were collected from 279 adult consumers in Malaysia with active e-commerce experience. Structural equation modelling (SEM) and multi-group analysis were employed to test hypothesized rela…
Designing gamification for complex crowdsourcing based on motivational affordance theory
Supporting children’s engagement through learning experience design, situational interest, and user experience
With the prevalence of digital technologies in the classrooms, educators continue to seek ways to augment traditional in-person teaching with the benefits of educational technologies, utilizing blended learning approaches. This study investigates the role of learning experience design (LXD) in supporting children’s engagement in blended, video-based math lessons on proportional reasoning. The research focuses on operationalizing LXD through the i…
Trying to Make Sure That We All Survive” Culturally- and LGBTQIA2S+-Specific Advocates as Facilitators of Survivor Healing
Minute city for all? Rethinking the 15-minute city for urban older populations
Environmental Perspectives and Consumer Behavior
In this study, the Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB) is extended to examine factors influencing consumer purchase intentions toward sustainable fashion products. This extended model integrates environmental knowledge, environmental concern, and self-efficacy. A survey targeting Korean men and women aged 21 to 65 was conducted using convenience sampling, resulting in 238 valid responses. Regression analysis revealed that attitude, subjective norm, …
Rural–urban migration, the Harris–Todaro model, and the role of social capital
Exhibitor Loyalty Through Trust, Participation and Citizenship Behaviors – Moderating Effect of First-Time and Repeat Exhibitors
This study examines the relationships between the variables “trust,” “participation,” “citizenship behaviors,” and “loyalty.” It also identifies the moderating effect of “exhibitor frequency at exhibitions.” Analyzing data from 240 exhibitors at major business-to-business (B2B) exhibitions in Seoul, Korea, the study found that “trust” positively influenced “participation,” “citizenship behaviors,” and “loyalty,” with “citizenship behavior” being …
Decriminalization of adultery likely changed women's views on divorce following spousal infidelity in South Korea
BACKGROUND: Laws imposing criminal penalties for extramarital affairs stir intense debates in several countries, highlighted by recent repeals in countries like India, South Korea, and Taiwan. However, we currently lack empirical studies of their societal impacts. OBJECTIVE: This study examines the impact of decriminalizing extramarital affairs on women’s attitudes toward divorce in cases of potential spousal infidelity in South Korea. METHODS: W…
Implications of Childhood Autism Spectrum Disorder for Maternal Employment
The employment gap was more substantial in the U.S. than in Norway. A general high employment participation rate among women and an elaborated welfare state and policy package seem to benefit employment among mothers of children with ASD in Norway
Teacher educators’ understanding of and activities for preparing preservice teachers to Teach for social transformation in K-12 educational settings
This study explores teacher educators' (TEs) understanding of and pedagogical activities for preparing preservice teachers to teach for social transformation in K-12 educational settings. The participants were 17 TEs at a university-based teacher education program in the United States. Data were interviews, teaching artifacts, and observations. Using ideology-in-pieces framework (Philip, 2011), TEs' complex sensemaking and their enactments are an…
Rust Belt Union Blues
Age, Period, and Cohort Analysis With Bounding and Interactions
This article uses the example of voter turnout in US presidential elections to compare two new methods for age, period, and cohort (APC) analysis: the APC interaction model and the APC bounding analysis. While discussing the formal, conceptual, and interpretive differences between the two methods, the analysis demonstrates how both methods can be used to generate distinct but complementary findings. Because the two methods take alternative positi…
A Rolling Panel Model of Cohort, Period, and Aging Effects for the Analysis of the General Social Survey
The linear dependence of age, period, and birth cohort is a challenge for the analysis of social change. With either repeated cross-sectional data or conventional panel data, raw change cannot be decomposed into over-time differences that are attributable to the effects of common experiences of alternative birth cohorts, features of the periods under observation, and the cumulation of lifecourse aging. This article proposes a rolling panel model …
Metabolomic signatures associated with weight gain and psychosis spectrum diagnoses
Psychosis spectrum disorders (PSDs), as well as other severe mental illnesses where psychotic features may be present, like bipolar disorder, are associated with intrinsic metabolic abnormalities. Antipsychotics (APs), the cornerstone of treatment for PSDs, incur additional metabolic adversities including weight gain. Currently, major gaps exist in understanding psychosis illness biomarkers, as well as risk factors and mechanisms for AP-induced w…
Consider your origins
Effects of Parent Brand Equity on Perceived Fit and Customer Behavior of Extended Brand—Focused on Mice Destination
This study aims to examine the relationship among tourism destination brand equity (as parent brand), perceived fit, and customer behavior intention toward the extended MICE destination brand. It also identifies the moderating effect of place attachment between brand equity and customer behavior by adopting the brand extension concept in tourism and MICE destinations. The analysis of data collected from 381 respondents revealed that perceived fit…
Travel mode choice as a representation of travel utility
Trip characteristics, travel utility, socio‐economic characteristics, and built environment influence travel mode choice. Since the elements have a hierarchical structure, this study conducted multilevel multinomial logistic regression to evaluate the relationship between these elements and travel modes. Particularly, this study focused on how twelve types of expressed travel utilities affect travel mode choice for five travel purposes. The resul…
Public Bike Trip Purpose Inference Using Point-of-Interest Data
Public bike-sharing is eco-friendly, connects excellently with other transportation modes, and provides a means of mobility that is highly suitable in the current era of climate change. This study proposes a methodology for inferring the bike trip purpose based on bike-share and point-of-interest (POI) data. Because the purpose of a trip involves decision-making, its inference necessitates an understanding of the spatiotemporal complexity of huma…
Factors modifying children’s stress during the Covid-19 pandemic in Japan
We explored the factors associated with the stress signs among children during the COVID-19 pandemic in Japan. Although children showed increased stress signs, they also showed increased development of good behavioral traits during this period. Parenting styles were significantly correlated with the psychological and physical stresses experienced by children. While a punitive parenting style had significant correlations with increased psychologic…
A missing piece in high school science education
High school students need more comprehensive scientific inquiry learning instruction through research ethics education. Yet, this topic is often overlooked in the science curriculum. To collect basic data to guide research ethics education for high school students, this study documents the kinds of research misconduct students commit, the contexts in which they do so, and the factors that influence such misconduct. Data were collected via questio…
Paternal Influence on the Developmental Pathways of Maternal Parenting Stress, Home Learning Stimulation, and Children’s Social Skills in the U.S. and Korea
To increase the specificity in paternal influence as the importance caregiving context on mothers and children, we aimed to test 1) whether the mediation effect of maternal parenting stress at age 3 on children’s social skills at age 9 via home learning stimulation at age 5 was significant; 2) whether this mediation effect varied according to paternal involvement and depression at age 3; and 3) whether this proposed path was culturally generaliza…
Missing link between talent development and eminence
Talent development in science is a national investment as it is key to enhancing national competitiveness. However, even after undergoing a 3-year training in a science gifted academy, 8.5% of South Korea’s gifted students choose to enter medical school rather than pursuing a science or technology major. By conducting in-depth interviews with five participants, this study determines why talented students who are trained to become scientists at hi…
The Effect of Special Medical Examination for Night Shift Workers and Follow-Up Management Against Hypertension
An appropriate follow-up management program should be developed to provide health management for night shift workers that need to focus on the factors identified in this study
Understanding the Family Impact of Autism Spectrum Disorder in a Racially and Ethnically Diverse Sample
Trump Voters and the White Working Class
To evaluate the claim that white working-class voters were a crucial block of support for Trump in the 2016 presidential election, this article offers two sets of results. First, self-reports of presidential votes in 2012 and 2016 from the American National Election Studies show that Obama-to-Trump voters and 2012 eligible nonvoters composed a substantial share of Trump’s 2016 voters and were disproportionately likely to be members of the white w…
The White Working Class and Voter Turnout in U.S. Presidential Elections, 2004 to 2016
Through an analysis of the 2004, 2008, 2012, and 2016 Current Population Surveys as well as the 2004 through 2016 General Social Surveys, this article investigates class differences and patterns of voter turnout for the last four U.S. presidential elections. After developing some support for the claim that a surge of white, working-class voters emerged in competitive states in 2016, a portrait of class differences on political matters among white…
Economic Populism and Bandwagon Bigotry
Through an analysis of validated voters in the 2016 American National Election Study, this article considers the voters who supported Obama in 2012 and Trump in 2016. More than 5.7 million in total, Obama-to-Trump voters were crucial to Trump's victory in the Electoral College. They were more likely to be white, working class, and resident in the Midwest. They had lower levels of political interest, were centrist in both party affiliation and ide…
Social Class and Party Identification During the Clinton, Bush, and Obama Presidencies
Through an analysis of the 1994 through 2016 General Social Surveys, this article demonstrates that a substantial proportion of eligible voters within the working class turned away from solid identification with either the Democratic Party or the Republican Party during the Obama presidency. Even before the 2016 election cycle commenced, conditions were uncharacteristically propitious for a Republican candidate who could appeal to prospective vot…
A Rolling Panel Model of Cohort, Period, and Aging Effects for the Analysis of the General Social Survey
The linear dependence of age, period, and birth cohort is a challenge for the analysis of social change. With either repeated cross-sectional data or conventional panel data, raw change cannot be decomposed into over-time differences that are attributable to the effects of common experiences of alternative birth cohorts, features of the periods under observation, and the cumulation of lifecourse aging. This article proposes a rolling panel model …
Age, Period, and Cohort Analysis With Bounding and Interactions
This article uses the example of voter turnout in US presidential elections to compare two new methods for age, period, and cohort (APC) analysis: the APC interaction model and the APC bounding analysis. While discussing the formal, conceptual, and interpretive differences between the two methods, the analysis demonstrates how both methods can be used to generate distinct but complementary findings. Because the two methods take alternative positi…
Consider your origins
Travel mode choice as a representation of travel utility
Trip characteristics, travel utility, socio‐economic characteristics, and built environment influence travel mode choice. Since the elements have a hierarchical structure, this study conducted multilevel multinomial logistic regression to evaluate the relationship between these elements and travel modes. Particularly, this study focused on how twelve types of expressed travel utilities affect travel mode choice for five travel purposes. The resul…
Inhibitory action of water soluble fraction of Terminalia chebula on systemic and local anaphylaxis
Settlements in the Civil Wars of Myanmar and Sri Lanka
The civil wars in Myanmar and Sri Lanka were both long-lasting ethnic conflicts. While the government of Myanmar is still fighting with several ethnic armed groups, a series of ceasefires were reached with around 25 armed groups during 1989–2009, and more after 2011. Sri Lanka also went through a period of seemingly successful peace process during 2002–2003 when the government and the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) agreed to a permanent …
The White Working Class and Voter Turnout in U.S. Presidential Elections, 2004 to 2016
Through an analysis of the 2004, 2008, 2012, and 2016 Current Population Surveys as well as the 2004 through 2016 General Social Surveys, this article investigates class differences and patterns of voter turnout for the last four U.S. presidential elections. After developing some support for the claim that a surge of white, working-class voters emerged in competitive states in 2016, a portrait of class differences on political matters among white…
Social Class and Party Identification During the Clinton, Bush, and Obama Presidencies
Through an analysis of the 1994 through 2016 General Social Surveys, this article demonstrates that a substantial proportion of eligible voters within the working class turned away from solid identification with either the Democratic Party or the Republican Party during the Obama presidency. Even before the 2016 election cycle commenced, conditions were uncharacteristically propitious for a Republican candidate who could appeal to prospective vot…
Trump Voters and the White Working Class
To evaluate the claim that white working-class voters were a crucial block of support for Trump in the 2016 presidential election, this article offers two sets of results. First, self-reports of presidential votes in 2012 and 2016 from the American National Election Studies show that Obama-to-Trump voters and 2012 eligible nonvoters composed a substantial share of Trump’s 2016 voters and were disproportionately likely to be members of the white w…
The Effect of Special Medical Examination for Night Shift Workers and Follow-Up Management Against Hypertension
An appropriate follow-up management program should be developed to provide health management for night shift workers that need to focus on the factors identified in this study
Understanding the Family Impact of Autism Spectrum Disorder in a Racially and Ethnically Diverse Sample
Economic Populism and Bandwagon Bigotry
Through an analysis of validated voters in the 2016 American National Election Study, this article considers the voters who supported Obama in 2012 and Trump in 2016. More than 5.7 million in total, Obama-to-Trump voters were crucial to Trump's victory in the Electoral College. They were more likely to be white, working class, and resident in the Midwest. They had lower levels of political interest, were centrist in both party affiliation and ide…
Public Bike Trip Purpose Inference Using Point-of-Interest Data
Public bike-sharing is eco-friendly, connects excellently with other transportation modes, and provides a means of mobility that is highly suitable in the current era of climate change. This study proposes a methodology for inferring the bike trip purpose based on bike-share and point-of-interest (POI) data. Because the purpose of a trip involves decision-making, its inference necessitates an understanding of the spatiotemporal complexity of huma…
Factors modifying children’s stress during the Covid-19 pandemic in Japan
We explored the factors associated with the stress signs among children during the COVID-19 pandemic in Japan. Although children showed increased stress signs, they also showed increased development of good behavioral traits during this period. Parenting styles were significantly correlated with the psychological and physical stresses experienced by children. While a punitive parenting style had significant correlations with increased psychologic…
A missing piece in high school science education
High school students need more comprehensive scientific inquiry learning instruction through research ethics education. Yet, this topic is often overlooked in the science curriculum. To collect basic data to guide research ethics education for high school students, this study documents the kinds of research misconduct students commit, the contexts in which they do so, and the factors that influence such misconduct. Data were collected via questio…
Paternal Influence on the Developmental Pathways of Maternal Parenting Stress, Home Learning Stimulation, and Children’s Social Skills in the U.S. and Korea
To increase the specificity in paternal influence as the importance caregiving context on mothers and children, we aimed to test 1) whether the mediation effect of maternal parenting stress at age 3 on children’s social skills at age 9 via home learning stimulation at age 5 was significant; 2) whether this mediation effect varied according to paternal involvement and depression at age 3; and 3) whether this proposed path was culturally generaliza…
Missing link between talent development and eminence
Talent development in science is a national investment as it is key to enhancing national competitiveness. However, even after undergoing a 3-year training in a science gifted academy, 8.5% of South Korea’s gifted students choose to enter medical school rather than pursuing a science or technology major. By conducting in-depth interviews with five participants, this study determines why talented students who are trained to become scientists at hi…
Effects of Parent Brand Equity on Perceived Fit and Customer Behavior of Extended Brand—Focused on Mice Destination
This study aims to examine the relationship among tourism destination brand equity (as parent brand), perceived fit, and customer behavior intention toward the extended MICE destination brand. It also identifies the moderating effect of place attachment between brand equity and customer behavior by adopting the brand extension concept in tourism and MICE destinations. The analysis of data collected from 381 respondents revealed that perceived fit…
Travel mode choice as a representation of travel utility
Trip characteristics, travel utility, socio‐economic characteristics, and built environment influence travel mode choice. Since the elements have a hierarchical structure, this study conducted multilevel multinomial logistic regression to evaluate the relationship between these elements and travel modes. Particularly, this study focused on how twelve types of expressed travel utilities affect travel mode choice for five travel purposes. The resul…
Metabolomic signatures associated with weight gain and psychosis spectrum diagnoses
Psychosis spectrum disorders (PSDs), as well as other severe mental illnesses where psychotic features may be present, like bipolar disorder, are associated with intrinsic metabolic abnormalities. Antipsychotics (APs), the cornerstone of treatment for PSDs, incur additional metabolic adversities including weight gain. Currently, major gaps exist in understanding psychosis illness biomarkers, as well as risk factors and mechanisms for AP-induced w…
Consider your origins
Implications of Childhood Autism Spectrum Disorder for Maternal Employment
The employment gap was more substantial in the U.S. than in Norway. A general high employment participation rate among women and an elaborated welfare state and policy package seem to benefit employment among mothers of children with ASD in Norway
Teacher educators’ understanding of and activities for preparing preservice teachers to Teach for social transformation in K-12 educational settings
This study explores teacher educators' (TEs) understanding of and pedagogical activities for preparing preservice teachers to teach for social transformation in K-12 educational settings. The participants were 17 TEs at a university-based teacher education program in the United States. Data were interviews, teaching artifacts, and observations. Using ideology-in-pieces framework (Philip, 2011), TEs' complex sensemaking and their enactments are an…
Rust Belt Union Blues
Age, Period, and Cohort Analysis With Bounding and Interactions
This article uses the example of voter turnout in US presidential elections to compare two new methods for age, period, and cohort (APC) analysis: the APC interaction model and the APC bounding analysis. While discussing the formal, conceptual, and interpretive differences between the two methods, the analysis demonstrates how both methods can be used to generate distinct but complementary findings. Because the two methods take alternative positi…
A Rolling Panel Model of Cohort, Period, and Aging Effects for the Analysis of the General Social Survey
The linear dependence of age, period, and birth cohort is a challenge for the analysis of social change. With either repeated cross-sectional data or conventional panel data, raw change cannot be decomposed into over-time differences that are attributable to the effects of common experiences of alternative birth cohorts, features of the periods under observation, and the cumulation of lifecourse aging. This article proposes a rolling panel model …
Minute city for all? Rethinking the 15-minute city for urban older populations
Environmental Perspectives and Consumer Behavior
In this study, the Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB) is extended to examine factors influencing consumer purchase intentions toward sustainable fashion products. This extended model integrates environmental knowledge, environmental concern, and self-efficacy. A survey targeting Korean men and women aged 21 to 65 was conducted using convenience sampling, resulting in 238 valid responses. Regression analysis revealed that attitude, subjective norm, …
Rural–urban migration, the Harris–Todaro model, and the role of social capital
Psychology (13 works) · Political science (12 works) · Sociology (11 works) · Medicine (9 works) · Politics (8 works) · Demography (7 works) · Economics (7 works) · Law (7 works) · Computer Science (6 works) · Law (6 works)