Jinhee Choi
Biographic Data
| ID | 3781275 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jinhee Choi |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jinhee |
| FAMILY NAME | Choi |
| SIGNATURE | CHOI J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Pennsylvania State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0810-5133 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Toxicological Risk Assessment of Urban Motorcycle Noise Using WHO Night Noise Guidelines
The Impact of Emissions Trading Systems on Corporate Productivity and Competitiveness Through Green Technology Innovation: A Systematic Literature Review
Emissions trading systems (ETS) represent key market‐based instruments for mitigating greenhouse gas emissions and influencing corporate performance. Empirical evidence on the impact of ETS on corporate productivity, profitability, and competitiveness (CPPC) and the role of green technology innovation (GTI) remains mixed. Following the PRISMA guidelines, this systematic literature review synthesizes evidence from 75 peer‐reviewed research article…
South Korean popular culture as a pedagogical tool for North Korean human rights
Navigating challenges in American higher education: Korean international Christian students’ use of spiritual capital in response to white Christian nationalism
East Asian Film Remakes
Evaluating Olympic Pictograms Using Fuzzy Topsis—Focus on Judo, Taekwondo, Boxing, and Wrestling
It is necessary to evaluate whether Olympic pictograms are designed accurately and are easy to understand, so that they fulfill their intended functions and roles. Olympic pictograms are used to facilitate smooth communication at this large sporting event. However, viewers often find it challenging to understand the actual sport represented by the pictogram. This study evaluates the ranking of comprehensibility of the pictograms for judo, taekwon…
Investigation of Radiation Safety Pictogram Recognition in Daily Life
After the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear accident of 2011, interest regarding radiation safety in everyday life has increased considerably. This study investigates the general public's current level of awareness of six warning pictograms in regard to medical and natural radiation safety utilized under ISO 7010, as per Korea industrial regulations. Namely, it tests whether survey respondents can recognize pictograms related to radiation safety accordin…
Home is where the kitchen is: Rinco’s Restaurant (2009) and Little Forest (2014, 2018)1
The kitchen has become a prominent trope in East Asian cinema, the narratives of which revolve around the homecoming of female protagonists: Rinco’s Restaurant (2009) and Little Forest (2014, 2018). In part due to the fact that the films are adaptations of different media – novel and manga, respectively – and in part motivated by their narrative and style – the female protagonist’s loss of voice in Rinco’s Restaurant and the less frequent recours…
The Academic Credit Bank System in the Republic of Korea: An effective medium for lifelong learning in higher education
Because of the Christian Fellowship, I Decided to Stay: How Participating in a Christian Community Shapes the Social Experiences of Chinese International Students
This ethnographic study examines how participation in a Christian church community shapes Chinese international undergraduate students' social experiences in an American university. Our findings reveal that Chinese international undergraduate students identify the church and its fellowship as (1) a social support community and (2) an informal learning community, one which fills in the gap in counseling services and interpersonal activities that t…
Webtoons to promote critical thinking in neo-liberal South Korea: A thematic analysis of Awl social justice themes
This article explores the use of South Korean webtoons, Songkot (meaning Awl), for informal adult learning through visual narratives and audience comments in the social, historic and academic context. Drawing on Newman’s critical thinking and Giroux’s critical public pedagogy, the study explicates how the Awl creates a discursive space for an unpublicized theme, unionization, through its narrative structures and audience discussion. The findings …
From Recording to Ritual: Weimar Villa and 24 City
This paper's title is inspired by Guttmann's 2004 book From Ritual To Record. It examines the remedial and ritual role of cinema in artist film Weimar Villa The cinematic documentation of newly sprawling urban spaces and of dismantling an old military factory in post-socialist China in these two films, well complements the "xiangchang"-or being on the scene-rhetoric that has governed contemporary independent Chinese documentaries. The function of…
Seoul Flâneur? Breathless and Café Noir
This article tests out the feasibility of identifying the ‘flâneur’ as a mode of observation or being, in contemporary South Korean cinema and explores the extent to which the flâneur may illuminate the relationships forged between characters and the urban space of Seoul in the two films: Breathless (Ddongpari, Yang Ik-june, 2008) and Café Noir (Kape neuwareu, Jeong Seong-il, 2009). The two ‘romantic’ couples in these films walk the streets of Se…
Horror to the Extreme: Changing Boundaries in Asian Cinema
This book compares production and consumption of Asian horror cinemas in different national contexts and their multidirectional dialogues with Hollywood and neighboring Asian cultures
Variety-Seeking Tendency in Choice for Others: Interpersonal and Intrapersonal Causes
Ratner and Kahn demonstrated that individuals believed that others would seek more variety than they themselves would seek. Building on this finding, we expected the variety-seeking tendency to be greater when people made choices for others, and we examined the mechanisms of this phenomenon. Study 1 explored an interpersonal mechanism and demonstrated that variety seeking for others became stronger when individuals were held accountable for their…
Variety-Seeking Tendency in Choice for Others: Interpersonal and Intrapersonal Causes
Ratner and Kahn demonstrated that individuals believed that others would seek more variety than they themselves would seek. Building on this finding, we expected the variety-seeking tendency to be greater when people made choices for others, and we examined the mechanisms of this phenomenon. Study 1 explored an interpersonal mechanism and demonstrated that variety seeking for others became stronger when individuals were held accountable for their…
Because of the Christian Fellowship, I Decided to Stay: How Participating in a Christian Community Shapes the Social Experiences of Chinese International Students
This ethnographic study examines how participation in a Christian church community shapes Chinese international undergraduate students' social experiences in an American university. Our findings reveal that Chinese international undergraduate students identify the church and its fellowship as (1) a social support community and (2) an informal learning community, one which fills in the gap in counseling services and interpersonal activities that t…
Navigating challenges in American higher education: Korean international Christian students’ use of spiritual capital in response to white Christian nationalism
The Academic Credit Bank System in the Republic of Korea: An effective medium for lifelong learning in higher education
Variety-Seeking Tendency in Choice for Others: Interpersonal and Intrapersonal Causes
Ratner and Kahn demonstrated that individuals believed that others would seek more variety than they themselves would seek. Building on this finding, we expected the variety-seeking tendency to be greater when people made choices for others, and we examined the mechanisms of this phenomenon. Study 1 explored an interpersonal mechanism and demonstrated that variety seeking for others became stronger when individuals were held accountable for their…
Horror to the Extreme: Changing Boundaries in Asian Cinema
This book compares production and consumption of Asian horror cinemas in different national contexts and their multidirectional dialogues with Hollywood and neighboring Asian cultures
Seoul Flâneur? Breathless and Café Noir
This article tests out the feasibility of identifying the ‘flâneur’ as a mode of observation or being, in contemporary South Korean cinema and explores the extent to which the flâneur may illuminate the relationships forged between characters and the urban space of Seoul in the two films: Breathless (Ddongpari, Yang Ik-june, 2008) and Café Noir (Kape neuwareu, Jeong Seong-il, 2009). The two ‘romantic’ couples in these films walk the streets of Se…
From Recording to Ritual: Weimar Villa and 24 City
This paper's title is inspired by Guttmann's 2004 book From Ritual To Record. It examines the remedial and ritual role of cinema in artist film Weimar Villa The cinematic documentation of newly sprawling urban spaces and of dismantling an old military factory in post-socialist China in these two films, well complements the "xiangchang"-or being on the scene-rhetoric that has governed contemporary independent Chinese documentaries. The function of…
Webtoons to promote critical thinking in neo-liberal South Korea: A thematic analysis of Awl social justice themes
This article explores the use of South Korean webtoons, Songkot (meaning Awl), for informal adult learning through visual narratives and audience comments in the social, historic and academic context. Drawing on Newman’s critical thinking and Giroux’s critical public pedagogy, the study explicates how the Awl creates a discursive space for an unpublicized theme, unionization, through its narrative structures and audience discussion. The findings …
The Academic Credit Bank System in the Republic of Korea: An effective medium for lifelong learning in higher education
Because of the Christian Fellowship, I Decided to Stay: How Participating in a Christian Community Shapes the Social Experiences of Chinese International Students
This ethnographic study examines how participation in a Christian church community shapes Chinese international undergraduate students' social experiences in an American university. Our findings reveal that Chinese international undergraduate students identify the church and its fellowship as (1) a social support community and (2) an informal learning community, one which fills in the gap in counseling services and interpersonal activities that t…
Home is where the kitchen is: Rinco’s Restaurant (2009) and Little Forest (2014, 2018)1
The kitchen has become a prominent trope in East Asian cinema, the narratives of which revolve around the homecoming of female protagonists: Rinco’s Restaurant (2009) and Little Forest (2014, 2018). In part due to the fact that the films are adaptations of different media – novel and manga, respectively – and in part motivated by their narrative and style – the female protagonist’s loss of voice in Rinco’s Restaurant and the less frequent recours…
Investigation of Radiation Safety Pictogram Recognition in Daily Life
After the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear accident of 2011, interest regarding radiation safety in everyday life has increased considerably. This study investigates the general public's current level of awareness of six warning pictograms in regard to medical and natural radiation safety utilized under ISO 7010, as per Korea industrial regulations. Namely, it tests whether survey respondents can recognize pictograms related to radiation safety accordin…
Evaluating Olympic Pictograms Using Fuzzy Topsis—Focus on Judo, Taekwondo, Boxing, and Wrestling
It is necessary to evaluate whether Olympic pictograms are designed accurately and are easy to understand, so that they fulfill their intended functions and roles. Olympic pictograms are used to facilitate smooth communication at this large sporting event. However, viewers often find it challenging to understand the actual sport represented by the pictogram. This study evaluates the ranking of comprehensibility of the pictograms for judo, taekwon…
East Asian Film Remakes
Navigating challenges in American higher education: Korean international Christian students’ use of spiritual capital in response to white Christian nationalism
South Korean popular culture as a pedagogical tool for North Korean human rights
Toxicological Risk Assessment of Urban Motorcycle Noise Using WHO Night Noise Guidelines
The Impact of Emissions Trading Systems on Corporate Productivity and Competitiveness Through Green Technology Innovation: A Systematic Literature Review
Emissions trading systems (ETS) represent key market‐based instruments for mitigating greenhouse gas emissions and influencing corporate performance. Empirical evidence on the impact of ETS on corporate productivity, profitability, and competitiveness (CPPC) and the role of green technology innovation (GTI) remains mixed. Following the PRISMA guidelines, this systematic literature review synthesizes evidence from 75 peer‐reviewed research article…
Psychology (6 works) · Geography (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Asian Culture and Media Studies (4 works) · Pedagogy (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Archaeology (3 works) · Art (3 works) · Art history (3 works) · Business (3 works)