Young Kim
Biographic Data
| ID | 3797004 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Young Kim |
| GIVEN NAMES | Young |
| FAMILY NAME | Kim |
| SIGNATURE | KIM Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | Marquette University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8763-8813 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 24 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 61 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 24 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1987 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Alleviating the Bandwagon Effect of Crisis Misinformation on Social Media: Understanding Social Media Users’ Bandwagon Perceptions and the Credibility of Crisis Misinformation to Protect Organizationa…
The purpose of this study is to explore how the bandwagon cues of crisis misinformation can be a threat to organizational reputation as well as how the bandwagon effect can be attenuated by a correction intervention in the context of social media. Through an experimental study involving social media users, this research found strong mediation effects of bandwagon perception and of credibility of misinformation, indicating the negative effects of …
Glass Travels: How Chinese Craftsmanship Transformed English Glass from Material to Artwork
Cross-industry insights into AI chatbot experience: What drives communication satisfaction across industries
AI chatbots are profoundly transforming the way customers interact with businesses. This study surveyed U.S. users of AI chatbots (N = 789) to explore how different gratifications relate to users’ satisfaction with chatbots across retail (e.g. Amazon), financial services (e.g. PayPal), and information sectors (e.g. AT&T). Convenience emerged as the strongest predictor of satisfaction, followed by dynamic control, informational, and social presenc…
How Does a CEO Motivate Employee Prosocial Behaviors at Work? Exploring the Impacts of CEO Leadership on Employee Prosocial Motivation and Prosocial Behaviors
Truth Sandwich” To Dispel Crisis Misinformation: Exploring the Separate and Combined Impacts of Inoculation, Narratives, and Stealing Thunder on Correcting Crisis Misinformation on Social Media
The Diffusion and Reach of (Mis)Information on Facebook during the U.S. 2020 Election
Social media creates the possibility for rapid, viral spread of content, but how many posts actually reach millions? And is misinformation special in how it propagates? We answer these questions by analyzing the virality of and exposure to information on Facebook during the U.S. 2020 presidential election. We examine the diffusion trees of the approximately 1 B posts that were re-shared at least once by U.S.-based adults from July 1, 2020, to Feb…
Co-producing research and data visualization for environmental justice advocacy in climate change adaptation: The Milwaukee Flood-Health Vulnerability Assessment
Cities in the world are experiencing increases in the severity of extreme weather events, leading to significant threats for urban dwellers. Ensuring an equitable implementation of risk reduction interventions requires considering the uneven distributions of risk. However, adaptation planning often fails to adequately consider the distributional injustices of risk, potentially reproducing spatial inequalities. Current forms of engagement hinder t…
Integrating the Theory of Planned Behavior and Bonding Social Capital to Examine Chinese Women’s Tampon Use Intentions
This study integrates the theory of planned behavior with a structural approach to examining social capital to investigate how bonding social capital affected Chinese women’s tampon use intentions. Bonding social capital was operationalized as network closure, which included two main dimensions: density and hierarchy. Results from an online survey (N = 766) showed that network density was positively associated with attitudes toward, social norms …
Threat Appraisal, Emotional Contagion, and Fear of Covid-19: Revision of the Extended Parallel Process Model
Fear of COVID-19 has been understandably widespread, given continual exposure to dire information from pandemic media coverage and interpersonal communications. The present study addresses a limitation of the extended parallel process model in predicting fear of COVID-19 by inclusion of the concept of emotional contagion. The main gap in the literature is filled by the study’s distinctive contribution that broadens and upgrades the extended paral…
Secondary Risk in Covid-19 Vaccination Intentions: A Theoretical Contribution to the Protection Motivation Paradigm
This study presents an original model that features the emotion of fear of COVID-19 as a direct effect on vaccination intentions. A central research question addressed in the study is what roles do the emotion of fear of contracting COVID-19 and the threat posed by uptake of the COVID-19 vaccination play in levels of vaccination intention? The study used a structural equation model (SEM) and applied the SmartPLS 3.2.6 data analysis tool for model…
Building organizational resilience through strategic internal communication and organization–employee relationships
This study explores the impacts of internal strategic communication and relationship management with employees for organizational resilience in effective internal crisis communication, thereby filling a gap in crisis communication research. Specifically, it provides empirical evidence for how organizational resilience in a crisis can be achieved through strategic internal communication and relationship building with employees. A nationwide survey…
The Southeast Asian Economic Miracle
There is widespread agreement that the world's most successful developing countries in the 1980s were those in Southeast Asia. Following in the footsteps of postwar Japan and more recently Korea, the populations of Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Hong Kong, and the Philippines have made enormous strides in income, industrial and agricultural production, exports, education, health, nutrition, consumption, and other development indicators…
Jipjang: Following the tradition of preparing a fermented Korean household (jongka) staple food
South Korea, home of the soybean, features diverse traditional fermented soy products. Jipjang (汁醬) is made by mixing autumn vegetables in meju powder prepared by boiling and fermenting soybeans and wheat with saccharified water. Jipjang has been documented since the early Joseon period, but its traditional path has been severed, becoming a local specialty in some southern regions and altered into other forms of jang. However, some jongka (宗家, tr…
Ssam food recipe: A case study on jongka ancestral ritual food
Jongka (宗家, a traditional Korean family) is a traditional Korean familial system that has existed since the mid-Chosun period (1392–1910). The present study explores the etymology and historical value of a representative ancestral ritual food of jongka, “ssam (쌈).” Over many years, ssam has been gradually modified from its original form. This study seeks to identify the history of ssam's transformation and to determine its original form. Three re…
Jongka, the traditional Korean family: Exploring jongka food in the context of Korean food categories
Jongka food is the implementation of banka food in jongka, where in banka food stems from royal cuisine that has been passed on to yangban (nobleman) family. Jongka food is historically passed down, and connects different time periods between generations in the same spatial context of jongka, is a traditional Korean family system, where the eldest sons have kept their family lineage alive through generations dating over 400 years since the mid-Ch…
Ancestral ritual food of Korean jongka: Historical changes of the table setting
In the agrarian society of historical Korea, jesa (祭祀, traditional rite from ancestors), rituals practiced for praying to the gods for a rich harvest, was one of the most important rites. Since its founding, Chosun adopted Korean Confucianism and Neo-Confucianism as its governing principles, and karye (家禮, family rites of Zhu Xi), the customary formalities of the family, was perceived as an obligatory guideline to practice with the Confucian rite…
Environment and Its Influence on Health and Demographics in South Korea
As the prevalence of overweight and obesity has been increasing in South Korea, it is critical to better understand possible associations between environmental surroundings and general health status. We characterize key health test readings and basic demographic information from 10,816 South Koreans, obtained from two Ubiquitous Healthcare (U-Healthcare) centers that have distinct surrounding neighborhood characteristics. One is located in a rura…
Household food insufficiency is associated with dietary intake in Korean adults
Objective To examine the association of food insufficiency with dietary intake and eating and health behaviours. Design A cross-sectional study. Setting Data were obtained from a secondary source, the Fifth Korea National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (2010–2012). Subjects The sample size consisted of 15 603 adults over 19 years of age (8898 households). Results Significant differences in socio-economic factors were observed according t…
Effect of Urinary Bisphenol A on Androgenic Hormones and Insulin Resistance in Preadolescent Girls: A Pilot Study from the Ewha Birth & Growth Cohort
To assess the effect of urinary bisphenol A (BPA) on repeated measurements of androgenic hormones and metabolic indices, we used multivariate analysis of variance (MANOVA) adjusted for potential confounders at baseline. During July to August 2011, 80 preadolescent girls enrolled in the Ewha Birth & Growth Cohort study participated in a follow-up study and then forty-eight of them (60.0%) came back one year later. Baseline levels of estradiol and …
Assessing a drop box programme: A spatial analysis of discarded needles
Understanding the Candlelight Demonstration and Women’s Political Subjectivity through the Perspective of Changing Publicity
Bridging the acculturation gap: Parent-child relationship quality as a moderator in Mexican American families
The authors examined the degree to which disparities in parent and child acculturation are linked to both family and child adjustment. With a sample of 1st- and 2nd-generation Mexican American children, acculturation and parent-child relationship quality at 5th grade, and parent-child conflict, child internalizing, and child externalizing at 7th grade were measured. Acculturation gaps with fathers were found to be related to later father-child co…
Becoming Intercultural: An Integrative Theory of Communication and Cross-Cultural Adaptation
Distributions of Postpartum Amenorrhea: Some New Evidence
Breastfeeding and the amenorrhea related to it are important determinants of fertility levels. Breastfeeding practices vary widely across and within countries, and there is evidence of change in the extent of breastfeeding in several areas. It is therefore important in demographic research on fertility to measure precisely the length of amenorrhea. Because of the large costs involved in data collection, most data on amenorrhea have been obtained …
Bridging the acculturation gap: Parent-child relationship quality as a moderator in Mexican American families
The authors examined the degree to which disparities in parent and child acculturation are linked to both family and child adjustment. With a sample of 1st- and 2nd-generation Mexican American children, acculturation and parent-child relationship quality at 5th grade, and parent-child conflict, child internalizing, and child externalizing at 7th grade were measured. Acculturation gaps with fathers were found to be related to later father-child co…
Distributions of Postpartum Amenorrhea: Some New Evidence
Breastfeeding and the amenorrhea related to it are important determinants of fertility levels. Breastfeeding practices vary widely across and within countries, and there is evidence of change in the extent of breastfeeding in several areas. It is therefore important in demographic research on fertility to measure precisely the length of amenorrhea. Because of the large costs involved in data collection, most data on amenorrhea have been obtained …
Jongka, the traditional Korean family: Exploring jongka food in the context of Korean food categories
Jongka food is the implementation of banka food in jongka, where in banka food stems from royal cuisine that has been passed on to yangban (nobleman) family. Jongka food is historically passed down, and connects different time periods between generations in the same spatial context of jongka, is a traditional Korean family system, where the eldest sons have kept their family lineage alive through generations dating over 400 years since the mid-Ch…
Ancestral ritual food of Korean jongka: Historical changes of the table setting
In the agrarian society of historical Korea, jesa (祭祀, traditional rite from ancestors), rituals practiced for praying to the gods for a rich harvest, was one of the most important rites. Since its founding, Chosun adopted Korean Confucianism and Neo-Confucianism as its governing principles, and karye (家禮, family rites of Zhu Xi), the customary formalities of the family, was perceived as an obligatory guideline to practice with the Confucian rite…
Understanding the Candlelight Demonstration and Women’s Political Subjectivity through the Perspective of Changing Publicity
Distributions of Postpartum Amenorrhea: Some New Evidence
Breastfeeding and the amenorrhea related to it are important determinants of fertility levels. Breastfeeding practices vary widely across and within countries, and there is evidence of change in the extent of breastfeeding in several areas. It is therefore important in demographic research on fertility to measure precisely the length of amenorrhea. Because of the large costs involved in data collection, most data on amenorrhea have been obtained …
Becoming Intercultural: An Integrative Theory of Communication and Cross-Cultural Adaptation
Bridging the acculturation gap: Parent-child relationship quality as a moderator in Mexican American families
The authors examined the degree to which disparities in parent and child acculturation are linked to both family and child adjustment. With a sample of 1st- and 2nd-generation Mexican American children, acculturation and parent-child relationship quality at 5th grade, and parent-child conflict, child internalizing, and child externalizing at 7th grade were measured. Acculturation gaps with fathers were found to be related to later father-child co…
Assessing a drop box programme: A spatial analysis of discarded needles
Understanding the Candlelight Demonstration and Women’s Political Subjectivity through the Perspective of Changing Publicity
Effect of Urinary Bisphenol A on Androgenic Hormones and Insulin Resistance in Preadolescent Girls: A Pilot Study from the Ewha Birth & Growth Cohort
To assess the effect of urinary bisphenol A (BPA) on repeated measurements of androgenic hormones and metabolic indices, we used multivariate analysis of variance (MANOVA) adjusted for potential confounders at baseline. During July to August 2011, 80 preadolescent girls enrolled in the Ewha Birth & Growth Cohort study participated in a follow-up study and then forty-eight of them (60.0%) came back one year later. Baseline levels of estradiol and …
Environment and Its Influence on Health and Demographics in South Korea
As the prevalence of overweight and obesity has been increasing in South Korea, it is critical to better understand possible associations between environmental surroundings and general health status. We characterize key health test readings and basic demographic information from 10,816 South Koreans, obtained from two Ubiquitous Healthcare (U-Healthcare) centers that have distinct surrounding neighborhood characteristics. One is located in a rura…
Household food insufficiency is associated with dietary intake in Korean adults
Objective To examine the association of food insufficiency with dietary intake and eating and health behaviours. Design A cross-sectional study. Setting Data were obtained from a secondary source, the Fifth Korea National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (2010–2012). Subjects The sample size consisted of 15 603 adults over 19 years of age (8898 households). Results Significant differences in socio-economic factors were observed according t…
The Southeast Asian Economic Miracle
There is widespread agreement that the world's most successful developing countries in the 1980s were those in Southeast Asia. Following in the footsteps of postwar Japan and more recently Korea, the populations of Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Hong Kong, and the Philippines have made enormous strides in income, industrial and agricultural production, exports, education, health, nutrition, consumption, and other development indicators…
Jipjang: Following the tradition of preparing a fermented Korean household (jongka) staple food
South Korea, home of the soybean, features diverse traditional fermented soy products. Jipjang (汁醬) is made by mixing autumn vegetables in meju powder prepared by boiling and fermenting soybeans and wheat with saccharified water. Jipjang has been documented since the early Joseon period, but its traditional path has been severed, becoming a local specialty in some southern regions and altered into other forms of jang. However, some jongka (宗家, tr…
Ssam food recipe: A case study on jongka ancestral ritual food
Jongka (宗家, a traditional Korean family) is a traditional Korean familial system that has existed since the mid-Chosun period (1392–1910). The present study explores the etymology and historical value of a representative ancestral ritual food of jongka, “ssam (쌈).” Over many years, ssam has been gradually modified from its original form. This study seeks to identify the history of ssam's transformation and to determine its original form. Three re…
Jongka, the traditional Korean family: Exploring jongka food in the context of Korean food categories
Jongka food is the implementation of banka food in jongka, where in banka food stems from royal cuisine that has been passed on to yangban (nobleman) family. Jongka food is historically passed down, and connects different time periods between generations in the same spatial context of jongka, is a traditional Korean family system, where the eldest sons have kept their family lineage alive through generations dating over 400 years since the mid-Ch…
Ancestral ritual food of Korean jongka: Historical changes of the table setting
In the agrarian society of historical Korea, jesa (祭祀, traditional rite from ancestors), rituals practiced for praying to the gods for a rich harvest, was one of the most important rites. Since its founding, Chosun adopted Korean Confucianism and Neo-Confucianism as its governing principles, and karye (家禮, family rites of Zhu Xi), the customary formalities of the family, was perceived as an obligatory guideline to practice with the Confucian rite…
Building organizational resilience through strategic internal communication and organization–employee relationships
This study explores the impacts of internal strategic communication and relationship management with employees for organizational resilience in effective internal crisis communication, thereby filling a gap in crisis communication research. Specifically, it provides empirical evidence for how organizational resilience in a crisis can be achieved through strategic internal communication and relationship building with employees. A nationwide survey…
Integrating the Theory of Planned Behavior and Bonding Social Capital to Examine Chinese Women’s Tampon Use Intentions
This study integrates the theory of planned behavior with a structural approach to examining social capital to investigate how bonding social capital affected Chinese women’s tampon use intentions. Bonding social capital was operationalized as network closure, which included two main dimensions: density and hierarchy. Results from an online survey (N = 766) showed that network density was positively associated with attitudes toward, social norms …
Threat Appraisal, Emotional Contagion, and Fear of Covid-19: Revision of the Extended Parallel Process Model
Fear of COVID-19 has been understandably widespread, given continual exposure to dire information from pandemic media coverage and interpersonal communications. The present study addresses a limitation of the extended parallel process model in predicting fear of COVID-19 by inclusion of the concept of emotional contagion. The main gap in the literature is filled by the study’s distinctive contribution that broadens and upgrades the extended paral…
Secondary Risk in Covid-19 Vaccination Intentions: A Theoretical Contribution to the Protection Motivation Paradigm
This study presents an original model that features the emotion of fear of COVID-19 as a direct effect on vaccination intentions. A central research question addressed in the study is what roles do the emotion of fear of contracting COVID-19 and the threat posed by uptake of the COVID-19 vaccination play in levels of vaccination intention? The study used a structural equation model (SEM) and applied the SmartPLS 3.2.6 data analysis tool for model…
The Diffusion and Reach of (Mis)Information on Facebook during the U.S. 2020 Election
Social media creates the possibility for rapid, viral spread of content, but how many posts actually reach millions? And is misinformation special in how it propagates? We answer these questions by analyzing the virality of and exposure to information on Facebook during the U.S. 2020 presidential election. We examine the diffusion trees of the approximately 1 B posts that were re-shared at least once by U.S.-based adults from July 1, 2020, to Feb…
Co-producing research and data visualization for environmental justice advocacy in climate change adaptation: The Milwaukee Flood-Health Vulnerability Assessment
Cities in the world are experiencing increases in the severity of extreme weather events, leading to significant threats for urban dwellers. Ensuring an equitable implementation of risk reduction interventions requires considering the uneven distributions of risk. However, adaptation planning often fails to adequately consider the distributional injustices of risk, potentially reproducing spatial inequalities. Current forms of engagement hinder t…
Cross-industry insights into AI chatbot experience: What drives communication satisfaction across industries
AI chatbots are profoundly transforming the way customers interact with businesses. This study surveyed U.S. users of AI chatbots (N = 789) to explore how different gratifications relate to users’ satisfaction with chatbots across retail (e.g. Amazon), financial services (e.g. PayPal), and information sectors (e.g. AT&T). Convenience emerged as the strongest predictor of satisfaction, followed by dynamic control, informational, and social presenc…
How Does a CEO Motivate Employee Prosocial Behaviors at Work? Exploring the Impacts of CEO Leadership on Employee Prosocial Motivation and Prosocial Behaviors
Truth Sandwich” To Dispel Crisis Misinformation: Exploring the Separate and Combined Impacts of Inoculation, Narratives, and Stealing Thunder on Correcting Crisis Misinformation on Social Media
Alleviating the Bandwagon Effect of Crisis Misinformation on Social Media: Understanding Social Media Users’ Bandwagon Perceptions and the Credibility of Crisis Misinformation to Protect Organizationa…
The purpose of this study is to explore how the bandwagon cues of crisis misinformation can be a threat to organizational reputation as well as how the bandwagon effect can be attenuated by a correction intervention in the context of social media. Through an experimental study involving social media users, this research found strong mediation effects of bandwagon perception and of credibility of misinformation, indicating the negative effects of …
Glass Travels: How Chinese Craftsmanship Transformed English Glass from Material to Artwork
Psychology (10 works) · Political science (9 works) · Social Psychology (8 works) · Geography (7 works) · Medicine (7 works) · Computer Science (6 works) · Nutrition, Health and Food Behavior (5 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Business (4 works)