So Yoon Kim
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3688511 |
|---|---|
| NOME | So Yoon Kim |
| PRENOMES | So Yoon |
| SOBRENOME | Kim |
| ASSINATURA | KIM S Y |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Yonsei University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1349-8031 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 16 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 2 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2019 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
“Exploring the factors associated with early sexual debut among young women in Kinshasa
Early sexual debut among young women in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), represents a complex and multifaceted issue that carries significant implications for a range of factors including individual health and social dynamics. This research seeks to illuminate the factors influencing early sexual debut among young women in Kinshasa. The analysis involved 1,352 young women using a chi-square test at p < 0.05 and 95% CI for categorical…
Nunchi Across Cultures
This study investigates how culture shapes nunchi, a social skill deeply embedded in Confucian collectivist values, across Korean and American contexts. Traditionally viewed as uniquely Korean, nunchi involves sensitivity to subtle social cues and adaptive behavior promoting social harmony. We conducted a cross-cultural validation of the Nunchi Scale to compare cross-cultural differences in factor structure, response patterns, and reliability, an…
Health diplomacy training, pedagogical approaches, and skills assessment
Background: Health diplomacy is gaining increasing importance as an approach in addressing domestic and global health challenges, yet educational programs that prepare future practitioners remain underdeveloped in addressing skills core to this domain of public health practice. Training in health diplomacy is critical for building interdisciplinary competencies needed to navigate increasingly complex negotiations, cross-cultural engagements, and …
Public health diplomacy
Public health diplomacy addresses global challenges impacting societies, economies, the environment, and health by integrating foreign policy and development. The University of Memphis School of Public Health hosted a multistakeholder summit to identify strategies and competencies essential for effective public health diplomacy. A 3-day summit included 29 participants from 15 countries, representing the WHO, the World Federation of United Nations…
Neurodiversity‐Affirming Intersectional Approaches That Target Public Policy
The neurodiversity movement challenges traditional deficit‐oriented models of autism. However, inclusion efforts often prioritize individual attitudinal change over structural reform (e.g., policies and research practices) or exclude Autistic people with intersecting marginalized identities. Just research requires scientific inquiry to challenge the oppressive systems from which it emerges, and can sometimes reinforce, by directly addressing inte…
Inclusion Must Be Global, Decolonized, Culturally and Linguistically Diverse, and Anti‐Normative
In this concluding commentary for our special issue, Neurodiversity‐Affirming Intersectional Approaches that Target Public Policy: Moving the Focus from Changing Individuals to Changing Systems of Power , we seek to ameliorate the pervasive omission of nonspeaking Autistic people and those outside the Global North from research, services, and policy. In our special issue, we tried to nurture the often‐neglected intersectional roots of the neurodi…
A sampling strategy for longitudinal and cross-sectional analyses using a large national claims database
Importance: The United States (US) Medicare claims files are valuable sources of national healthcare utilization data with over 45 million beneficiaries each year. Due to their massive sizes and costs involved in obtaining the data, a method of randomly drawing a representative sample for retrospective cohort studies with multi-year follow-up is not well-documented. Objective: To present a method to construct longitudinal patient samples from Med…
Autistic Undergraduates' Experiences and Intentions to Persist in College
This study examined autistic undergraduate students' college experiences and their perceptions about their intentions to persist in college. Semi-structured online interviews were conducted with 27 autistic undergraduate students (mean age = 21.8 years; 40.7% men), and their responses were analyzed using qualitative content analysis. Students discussed their perspectives about revealing their autism diagnosis, the value of the social community or…
Testing the Effect of an Interactive Narrative
There has been a growing literature focusing on the persuasive effect of interactive narratives, but the findings are mixed. Furthermore, very few studies have examined how the impact of interactive narratives varies depending on story features and characteristics of the recipients. Informed by the research of interactive narratives and message framing, the current study empirically tests the indirect effect of an interactive narrative on attitud…
College Disability Service Office Staff Members’ Autism Attitudes and Knowledge
Disability support office (DSO) staff are responsible for providing appropriate support for an increasing population of undergraduate students with autism. A total of 153 DSO staff members in higher education institutions in the United States completed an online survey on their autism attitudes and knowledge, previous contact with autistic people, and demographic characteristics. Multiple regressions were conducted to investigate which variables …
Consent for Intimate Exams on Unconscious Patients
The practice of nonconsensual intimate exams performed on unconscious patients by medical students during their training has received significant attention in the last several years. Clinicians, medical students, bioethicists, lawyers, and the public have called for explicit and specific consent to take place before all educational intimate examinations of unconscious patients. In response, since January of 2019, dozens of bills have been propose…
Evaluating a game-based randomized experiment to increase melanoma identification among adults living in the U.S
College disability support offices as advertisements
This study examined the disability support offices (DSOs) websites of twelve US higher education institutions (HEIs) anchored in multimodal discourse analysis and genre analysis to examine how semiotic resources are deployed to describe DSO services on their websites and to determine the discursive functions of advertisement they perform. The DSO websites were within four clicks from HEI homepages but had inconsistent navigation paths, making it …
“They can even make waiting in line fun”
We explored third‐ to fifth‐grade children's friendship concepts in 20 autistic and 21 nonautistic students matched for mental age. Transcripts of semi‐structured interviews were coded for definitions of friendship, friendship expectations, and friendship transgressions (i. e., violations of friendship expectations), and subjected to quantitative content analysis. Findings demonstrated that children's definitions of friendship were largely aligne…
Public health law coverage in support of the health-related sustainable development goals (SDGs) among 33 Western Pacific countries
BACKGROUND: A resilient health system is inevitable in attaining the health-related Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). One way of strengthening health systems is improving the coverage of public health laws for better health governance. The aim of this study is to describe the public health law situation in the Western Pacific Region and analyse the association of public health law coverage with health-related SDGs statistics. METHODS: A total…
Cultural factors influencing teenage pregnancy in Jamaica
A literature review was undertaken to identify key factors associated with teenage pregnancy in Jamaica. Using the PEN-3 cultural model, we first categorised these factors to develop a theoretical taxonomy that can be used to help health intervention planners to understand and address the phenomenon. Next, we examined the validity of this initial taxonomy by comparing it with cultural factors identified in semi-structured focus group discussions …
Neurodiversity‐Affirming Intersectional Approaches That Target Public Policy
The neurodiversity movement challenges traditional deficit‐oriented models of autism. However, inclusion efforts often prioritize individual attitudinal change over structural reform (e.g., policies and research practices) or exclude Autistic people with intersecting marginalized identities. Just research requires scientific inquiry to challenge the oppressive systems from which it emerges, and can sometimes reinforce, by directly addressing inte…
Autistic Undergraduates' Experiences and Intentions to Persist in College
This study examined autistic undergraduate students' college experiences and their perceptions about their intentions to persist in college. Semi-structured online interviews were conducted with 27 autistic undergraduate students (mean age = 21.8 years; 40.7% men), and their responses were analyzed using qualitative content analysis. Students discussed their perspectives about revealing their autism diagnosis, the value of the social community or…
Public health law coverage in support of the health-related sustainable development goals (SDGs) among 33 Western Pacific countries
BACKGROUND: A resilient health system is inevitable in attaining the health-related Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). One way of strengthening health systems is improving the coverage of public health laws for better health governance. The aim of this study is to describe the public health law situation in the Western Pacific Region and analyse the association of public health law coverage with health-related SDGs statistics. METHODS: A total…
Cultural factors influencing teenage pregnancy in Jamaica
A literature review was undertaken to identify key factors associated with teenage pregnancy in Jamaica. Using the PEN-3 cultural model, we first categorised these factors to develop a theoretical taxonomy that can be used to help health intervention planners to understand and address the phenomenon. Next, we examined the validity of this initial taxonomy by comparing it with cultural factors identified in semi-structured focus group discussions …
“They can even make waiting in line fun”
We explored third‐ to fifth‐grade children's friendship concepts in 20 autistic and 21 nonautistic students matched for mental age. Transcripts of semi‐structured interviews were coded for definitions of friendship, friendship expectations, and friendship transgressions (i. e., violations of friendship expectations), and subjected to quantitative content analysis. Findings demonstrated that children's definitions of friendship were largely aligne…
College disability support offices as advertisements
This study examined the disability support offices (DSOs) websites of twelve US higher education institutions (HEIs) anchored in multimodal discourse analysis and genre analysis to examine how semiotic resources are deployed to describe DSO services on their websites and to determine the discursive functions of advertisement they perform. The DSO websites were within four clicks from HEI homepages but had inconsistent navigation paths, making it …
College Disability Service Office Staff Members’ Autism Attitudes and Knowledge
Disability support office (DSO) staff are responsible for providing appropriate support for an increasing population of undergraduate students with autism. A total of 153 DSO staff members in higher education institutions in the United States completed an online survey on their autism attitudes and knowledge, previous contact with autistic people, and demographic characteristics. Multiple regressions were conducted to investigate which variables …
Consent for Intimate Exams on Unconscious Patients
The practice of nonconsensual intimate exams performed on unconscious patients by medical students during their training has received significant attention in the last several years. Clinicians, medical students, bioethicists, lawyers, and the public have called for explicit and specific consent to take place before all educational intimate examinations of unconscious patients. In response, since January of 2019, dozens of bills have been propose…
Evaluating a game-based randomized experiment to increase melanoma identification among adults living in the U.S
Testing the Effect of an Interactive Narrative
There has been a growing literature focusing on the persuasive effect of interactive narratives, but the findings are mixed. Furthermore, very few studies have examined how the impact of interactive narratives varies depending on story features and characteristics of the recipients. Informed by the research of interactive narratives and message framing, the current study empirically tests the indirect effect of an interactive narrative on attitud…
A sampling strategy for longitudinal and cross-sectional analyses using a large national claims database
Importance: The United States (US) Medicare claims files are valuable sources of national healthcare utilization data with over 45 million beneficiaries each year. Due to their massive sizes and costs involved in obtaining the data, a method of randomly drawing a representative sample for retrospective cohort studies with multi-year follow-up is not well-documented. Objective: To present a method to construct longitudinal patient samples from Med…
Autistic Undergraduates' Experiences and Intentions to Persist in College
This study examined autistic undergraduate students' college experiences and their perceptions about their intentions to persist in college. Semi-structured online interviews were conducted with 27 autistic undergraduate students (mean age = 21.8 years; 40.7% men), and their responses were analyzed using qualitative content analysis. Students discussed their perspectives about revealing their autism diagnosis, the value of the social community or…
Health diplomacy training, pedagogical approaches, and skills assessment
Background: Health diplomacy is gaining increasing importance as an approach in addressing domestic and global health challenges, yet educational programs that prepare future practitioners remain underdeveloped in addressing skills core to this domain of public health practice. Training in health diplomacy is critical for building interdisciplinary competencies needed to navigate increasingly complex negotiations, cross-cultural engagements, and …
Public health diplomacy
Public health diplomacy addresses global challenges impacting societies, economies, the environment, and health by integrating foreign policy and development. The University of Memphis School of Public Health hosted a multistakeholder summit to identify strategies and competencies essential for effective public health diplomacy. A 3-day summit included 29 participants from 15 countries, representing the WHO, the World Federation of United Nations…
Neurodiversity‐Affirming Intersectional Approaches That Target Public Policy
The neurodiversity movement challenges traditional deficit‐oriented models of autism. However, inclusion efforts often prioritize individual attitudinal change over structural reform (e.g., policies and research practices) or exclude Autistic people with intersecting marginalized identities. Just research requires scientific inquiry to challenge the oppressive systems from which it emerges, and can sometimes reinforce, by directly addressing inte…
Inclusion Must Be Global, Decolonized, Culturally and Linguistically Diverse, and Anti‐Normative
In this concluding commentary for our special issue, Neurodiversity‐Affirming Intersectional Approaches that Target Public Policy: Moving the Focus from Changing Individuals to Changing Systems of Power , we seek to ameliorate the pervasive omission of nonspeaking Autistic people and those outside the Global North from research, services, and policy. In our special issue, we tried to nurture the often‐neglected intersectional roots of the neurodi…
“Exploring the factors associated with early sexual debut among young women in Kinshasa
Early sexual debut among young women in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), represents a complex and multifaceted issue that carries significant implications for a range of factors including individual health and social dynamics. This research seeks to illuminate the factors influencing early sexual debut among young women in Kinshasa. The analysis involved 1,352 young women using a chi-square test at p < 0.05 and 95% CI for categorical…
Nunchi Across Cultures
This study investigates how culture shapes nunchi, a social skill deeply embedded in Confucian collectivist values, across Korean and American contexts. Traditionally viewed as uniquely Korean, nunchi involves sensitivity to subtle social cues and adaptive behavior promoting social harmony. We conducted a cross-cultural validation of the Nunchi Scale to compare cross-cultural differences in factor structure, response patterns, and reliability, an…
Psychology (9 obras) · Medicine (7 obras) · Social Psychology (6 obras) · Autism Spectrum Disorder Research (4 obras) · Computer Science (4 obras) · Developmental psychology (4 obras) · Political science (4 obras) · Public health (4 obras) · Sociology (4 obras) · Family and Disability Support Research (3 obras)