Sunyoung Park
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3854491 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Sunyoung Park |
| PRENOMES | Sunyoung |
| SOBRENOME | Park |
| ASSINATURA | PARK S |
| AFILIAÇÕES | George Mason University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6292-5514 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 60 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 20 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 60 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2006 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Deaf People, Language, and Emancipation in Modern France, 1789-1914. By Sabine Arnaud
In Deaf People, Language, and Emancipation in Modern France, 1789-1914, Sabine Arnaud explores a paradox in the history of deaf experience: how did the multiplicity of social exchanges between deaf and hearing people evident in 1800 lead to the segregation of these groups as “normal” versus “abnormal” a mere century later? In answering this question, Arnaud engages recurring themes from a small yet rich body of work by scholars such as Anne Quart…
The role of inclusive climate in organizational studies
Purpose The purpose of this study is to review current empirical research on inclusive climate, examine related variables and delineate the role of inclusive climate in organizations. Design/methodology/approach This study is a systematic literature review to identify and analyze 33 empirical studies, investigating an inclusive climate variable as a predictor, mediator, moderator and outcome. Findings The findings revealed that 10 studies examine…
Neurodiversity in human resource research
Advancing Interdisciplinary Science Education
The Interdisciplinary Science Assessment of Carbon Cycling II (ISACC II) addresses the growing need for effective interdisciplinary learning assessments in science education. ISACC II expanded the foundational work of ISACC I by targeting a more appropriate grade level, enhancing psychometric evidence, and incorporating new items that address sustainability and real-life challenges. We reported evidence of validity for ISACC II in this study by e…
The Effects of Social Presence of Dementia-Prevention Chatbot on Isolation and Interpersonal Resilience Among Older Adults Living Alone
Dementia-prevention technologies have mostly focused on cognitive enhancement, often neglecting the social aspects of healthy aging. This study examines whether the perceived social presence of a dementia-prevention chatbot, developed through sustained use, can reduce isolation and strengthen interpersonal resilience through communication networks among older adults living alone in Korea. A three-wave experimental design ( N = 110) was implemente…
CNN-Based Building Type Classification into EF Scale Categories to Support Tornado Damage Assessments
Accurate assessment of tornado impacts requires detailed information on building characteristics that influence vulnerability. This study investigates a convolutional neural network (CNN)-based approach to classify nonresidential buildings into enhanced Fujita (EF) damage categories using image data. Three deep learning architectures—CNN, ConvNeXt, and ResNet50—were evaluated on a data set representing 11 EF building categories. ResNet50 achieved…
What Does Photosculpture Want
Forming the Deaf Citizen in Third Republic France
This article examines the intersecting histories of disability, medicine and education through a study of the deaf institute at Asnières. Founded in 1893, this school reacted to the Ferry Laws of 1881–1882, which mandated universal, secular primary instruction without provisioning for specialized education. In redressing this oversight for deaf children in the department of the Seine, the Institut d'Asnières' design reflected Third Republic debat…
Political Affiliation Moderates the Effect of Injunctive Norms on Freedom Threat and Behavioral Intentions
Although many states in the U.S. restricted indoor social gatherings to prevent the spread of COVID-19 in the Fall of 2020, college students’ large social gatherings still caused many cluster infections. The present study aimed to explore whether perceived injunctive norms negatively influence behavioral intentions through perceived freedom threat and anger and to probe the ways that different political party affiliations interact with the normat…
Cultural Tailoring and Targeting of Messages
Assessing Theoretical Mediators of Campaign-Induced Communication in the Context of Social Norms Campaign
The present paper examines the role of campaign-induced communication on the effects of a social norms campaign by focusing on cognitive elaboration, perceived injunctive norms, and message recall as mediating variables. Participants (n = 252; mage = 20.26) read an injunctive norms campaign message about choosing not to drink at parties or when socializing and were randomly assigned to one of three conditions (control: received no prompts, prompt…
Neonatal Jaundice Requiring Phototherapy Risk Factors in a Newborn Nursery
Background: Neonatal jaundice is common and can cause severe hyperbilirubinemia if untreated. The early identification of at-risk newborns is challenging despite the existing guidelines. Objective: This study aimed to identify the key maternal and neonatal risk factors for jaundice requiring phototherapy using machine learning. Methods: In this study hospital, phototherapy was administered following the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) guidel…
The Conceptual Study of Photosculpture
Today, the ability to take and view photographs has become ubiquitous for everyone. It has led to photography becoming intricately incorporated into contemporary art. Presently, the question of where this ‘hybrid’ photography should be placed has become more pertinent than ever. In contrast to the established fields of photography and other mediums, hybrid photographic works possessing similar spatial qualities seem to have received inadequate ex…
Unveiling effectiveness
Teacher professional development (PD) is essential to continuously improve teaching skills, to adapt to diverse student needs, and to promote equity and inclusion. Only a few studies to date have synthesized how PD programs improve teachers' content knowledge and instructional quality, as well as students' academic performance. In this meta‐analysis, we aim to evaluate the impact of PD programs on science teachers and their students. We calculate…
A History of Hygiene in Modern France
Reconceptualizing the metaverse
Impact of public information campaign on citizen behaviors
This study uses a vignette-based survey experiment for recycling programs in Korea to examine how different messages of a public information campaign as a policy instrument affect the attitudes and behaviors of citizens. It tests hypotheses based on construal-level theory, which suggests that people tend to be more affected by abstract messages under distant psychological conditions and by concrete messages under proximal psychological conditions…
Among Women across Worlds
When does disgrace matter? Injunctive norms explain the avoidance of entertainment starring a socially accused actor
This study explored how social pressures surrounding film viewing might reduce audiences’ intentions to watch highly-rated entertainment content. Using an experimental design that varied critics’ ratings of the film (positive/negative) and norm-based social sanctions (explicit/implicit/no sanction) for watching a film, participants indicated their intention to watch and anticipated enjoyment of the film. The results show that film quality was a s…
Disability history in France
What is disability? How might a focus on disability as a category of human experience change the way we think and write about the French past? In this roundtable seven historians discuss the emergence of disability studies in France, assessing the continued relevance of classics in the field as well as new directions in research. Scholarly attention to disability, the contributors argue, has the potential to transform modern French historiography…
Sexism, risk perception, and beliefs about sexual consent
People’s beliefs about sexual consent can have far-reaching consequences, from forming opinions about a sexual assault case while serving as a juror to attending to a partner’s verbal and nonverbal consent cues during a sexual encounter. In this study, we examined the extent to which sexism, attitudes towards sexual consent, and sexual consent norms predict perceptions of risk related to sexual consent communication, or more specifically, the abs…
Designing deaf spaces
This article examines the changing architectural environments of deaf education in the nineteenth century, taking the national institutes in Paris and Bordeaux as its main focus. Founded in the late eighteenth century and initially housed in government-expropriated properties, both schools underwent comprehensive renovation and reconstruction projects in the nineteenth century to emerge as modern educational spaces. Although these projects remain…
Towards a more comprehensive understanding of depressive symptoms among young adults using Gaussian graphical and directed acyclic graph models
The relationships between parental and peer norms and moderate drinking among first-year college students
The study explored how perceived parental and peer norms toward moderate drinking can be related to first-year college students’ drinking behavior across two occasions: typical days and celebrations. First-year college students were recruited to participate in an online survey (n = 127). For typical drinking, perceived peer descriptive norms during celebration showed a statistically significant relationship. Both perceived peer descriptive and in…
Writers of the Winter Republic
How migrants manifest their transnational identity through online social networks
Although migration has long been an imperative topic in social sciences, there are still needs of study on migrants’ unique and dynamic transnational identity, which heavily influences the social integration in the host society. In Online Social Network (OSN), where the contemporary migrants actively communicate and share their stories the most, different challenges against migrants’ belonging and identity and how they cope or reconcile may evide…
The Colonial Origin of Korean Realism and Its Contemporary Manifestation
Research Article| February 01 2006 The Colonial Origin of Korean Realism and Its Contemporary Manifestation Sunyoung Park Sunyoung Park Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google positions (2006) 14 (1): 165–192. https://doi.org/10.1215/10679847-14-1-165 Cite Icon Cite Share Icon Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn MailTo Permissions Search Site Citation Sunyoung Park; The Colonial Origin of Korean Realism and Its Contemporary Manifes…
Reconceptualizing the metaverse
Characteristics of Effective School-Based, Teacher-Delivered Mental Health Services for Children
Purpose: The increasing need for school-based mental health services has altered teachers’ involvement in mental health services. Methods: This study presents a meta-analysis from a previous systematic review to identify which study characteristics result in effective treatment outcomes. Specific treatment characteristics analyzed in this study include type of intervention, treatment modality, length of treatment, and type of measurement. Effect …
Everyday Life as Critique in Late Colonial Korea
Perhaps the most renowned leftist writer of late colonial Korea, Kim Namch'ŏn left a complex body of work that has so far defied an encompassing interpretation. On the one hand, in his theoretical writings, Kim consistently advocated realism as his aesthetic principle. On the other hand, within his fictional writings, Kim also displayed an antithetical interest in the fragmentary scenes of modern life, which he often depicted through experimental…
Sexism, risk perception, and beliefs about sexual consent
People’s beliefs about sexual consent can have far-reaching consequences, from forming opinions about a sexual assault case while serving as a juror to attending to a partner’s verbal and nonverbal consent cues during a sexual encounter. In this study, we examined the extent to which sexism, attitudes towards sexual consent, and sexual consent norms predict perceptions of risk related to sexual consent communication, or more specifically, the abs…
The Use of Crowdfunding and Social Media Platforms in Strategic Start-up Communication
Utilizing big-data analytics for crowdfunding platforms (e.g., AngelList and Crunchbase) and social media sites (e.g., Facebook and Twitter), this study investigates the impact of social media marketing on the start-up fundraising success through the lens of social capital theory. The results show that cognitive, structural, and relational dimensions of social capital sources served as predictors of fundraising for start-ups. Specifically, shared…
Prolonged grief and posttraumatic growth among middle-aged and older widowed persons
Evidence has shown that symptoms of grief co-occur with posttraumatic growth following loss. Using latent class analysis among a Togolese sample of middle-aged/older widowed persons, we identified three classes along their experiences of grief-growth interaction (combined grief/growth, predominantly growth, and low-medium growth classes). The combined grief/growth class members were more likely to have lost their spouses recently and to report gr…
The Colonial Origin of Korean Realism and Its Contemporary Manifestation
Research Article| February 01 2006 The Colonial Origin of Korean Realism and Its Contemporary Manifestation Sunyoung Park Sunyoung Park Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google positions (2006) 14 (1): 165–192. https://doi.org/10.1215/10679847-14-1-165 Cite Icon Cite Share Icon Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn MailTo Permissions Search Site Citation Sunyoung Park; The Colonial Origin of Korean Realism and Its Contemporary Manifes…
Everyday Life as Critique in Late Colonial Korea
Perhaps the most renowned leftist writer of late colonial Korea, Kim Namch'ŏn left a complex body of work that has so far defied an encompassing interpretation. On the one hand, in his theoretical writings, Kim consistently advocated realism as his aesthetic principle. On the other hand, within his fictional writings, Kim also displayed an antithetical interest in the fragmentary scenes of modern life, which he often depicted through experimental…
On the Eve of the Uprising and Other Stories from Colonial Korea
Collected here are translations into English of six classic stories from colonial Korea (1910-1945) as well as the time of liberation (1945-1948). Each piece takes a different perspective on a defining process in Korean history—the colonization and modernization under Japanese rule. The volume demonstrates the rich variety of registers, settings, styles, and thematic concerns that characterized the literary production of early modern Korea.The ed…
Anti-amnesic effect of Chong–Myung–Tang on scopolamine-induced memory impairments in mice
Why the Gunarsa Art Museum Fails as a Tourism Attraction
The Gunarsa Art Museum is Bali's distinctive cultural heritage exhibiting the world's largest collection of classical Balinese paintings. However it fails as a tourist attraction, receiving very few visitors and little income. In this study, a multidisciplinary approach is used to analyze reasons for its failure based on observations, interviews, and theories on tourist attractions and strategic management. Potential solutions to revive and susta…
Examining Potential for Cruise Business in the American-affiliated Pacific Islands
Tourism plays a significant role in the economies and residents' lives in the American-affiliated Pacific Islands (AAPI) region. Considering the region's location, tourism resources, limited access by air and the cruise industry's need for new product development for rising demand, cruise business may be a viable option for the region. This study aims to evaluate the potential of the cruise business in the AAPI by consolidating information about …
Rethinking Feminism in Colonial Korea
In the early 1930s, a new group of women writers with a leftist inclination emerged on the Korean literary scene. Some critics have questioned the feminist commitment of these writers, suggesting that their works may have subordinated the cause of women's liberation to that of a socialist revolution. In critically assessing this view, this article embeds the works of women writers in their contemporary social and cultural context. The focus of di…
The Proletarian Wave
The Proletarian Wave
Socialist doctrines had an important influence on Korean writers and intellectuals of the early twentieth century. From the 1910s through the 1940s, a veritable wave of anarchist, Marxist, nationalist, and feminist leftist groups swept the cultural scene with differing agendas as well as shared demands for equality and social justice. In Proletarian Wave, Sunyoung Park reconstructs the complex mosaic of colonial leftist culture by focusing on lit…
Articles in Natural Languages and Artificial Languages
The aim of this paper is to investigate the usage of articles (i.e., definiteness and specificity) in natural (i.e., English, Samoan, and Lillooet Salish) and artificial (i.e., Esperanto, Unish, and Sambahsa) languages and then to suggest an optimal pattern of articles in artificial languages. The observation in this paper is supported by the typology of articles in natural languages, language acquisition, markedness of articles, and historical d…
Hataedock treatment has preventive therapeutic effects for atopic dermatitis through skin barrier protection in Dermatophagoides farinae -induced NC/Nga mice
Estimation of the Multivariate Multiple-Membership Random Effects Model With and Without Missing Data
"Estimation of the Multivariate Multiple-Membership Random Effects Model With and Without Missing Data." Multivariate Behavioral Research, 53(1), pp. 145–146
Between Science and Politics
A positivist vision of science fiction as a discourse closely bound to science and technology has been influential in South Korea ever since the first flourishing of the genre in the 1960s. Using that normative vision as a reference, the present essay investigates the ways in which select science-fictional texts have actually represented the technoscientific enterprise in South Korea in the period spanning the 1960s through the 1990s. As the anal…
Increased Attentional Bias Toward Visual Cues in Internet Gaming Disorder and Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
Internet gaming disorder (IGD) is a newly identified potential addiction disorder associated with compulsive internet-game playing behavior and attentional bias toward online gaming- related cues. Attentional bias toward addiction-related cues is the core feature of addiction that is associated with craving, but the pathophysiology of attentional bias in IGD is not well-understood, such as its relationship to compulsivity. In this study, we used …
Longitudinal Changes in Neural Connectivity in Patients With Internet Gaming Disorder
Aims: The present study investigated neural connectivity associated with treatment responses in patients with Internet gaming disorder (IGD) using resting-state electroencephalography (EEG) coherence analyses. Methods: We included 30 patients with IGD and 32 healthy control subjects (HCs). Of the IGD patients, 18 completed an outpatient treatment that included pharmacotherapy with selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors for 6 months. Resting-stat…
The Relationship between Impulsivity and Internet Gaming Disorder in Young Adults
Background: This study aimed to explore relationships between impulsivity, interpersonal relationships, depression, and Internet Gaming Disorder (IGD) symptoms. Methods: A total of 118 young adults participated in this study: 67 IGD patients who met five or more of the DSM-5 diagnostic criteria for IGD and 56 healthy controls. We administered questionnaires to assess IGD symptoms (Young's Internet Addiction Test; Y-IAT), impulsivity (Barratt Impu…
Hygienic Promenades
Postrevolutionary Paris witnessed a brief flowering of commercial gardens, precursors to the modern-day amusement park, which cultivated nature, exercise, and health in an urbanizing context. Bridging the eighteenth-century jardin-spectacle and the Second Empire network of public parks, pleasure grounds such as the Grand Tivoli and the Beaujon garden offered a range of activities including gymnastic games, bicycling, and, most strikingly of all, …
A Meta-Analysis of Family-School Interventions and Children’s Social-Emotional Functioning
This meta-analysis examined the effects of family-school interventions on children’s social-behavioral competence and mental health. One hundred and seventeen group design studies yielding 592 effect sizes constituted the current sample. Random effects models were estimated when calculating each pooled effect size estimate, and mixed effects models were calculated for each moderator analysis. The analyses yielded significant effects of family-sch…
The Influence of Social Norms on Korean Wives’ Intention to Talk with Their Husbands about the Equal Division of Housework
Currently, Korean males see the equal division of housework more positively than in the past. However, a large gap still exists between the attitude and the actual behaviour of the equal amount of housework. Interpersonal communication can be used to reduce this gap. The theory of planned behaviour and social norms approach are the theoretical frameworks that guide the study. The purpose of the study is to examine how social norms are influencing…
Characteristics of Effective School-Based, Teacher-Delivered Mental Health Services for Children
Purpose: The increasing need for school-based mental health services has altered teachers’ involvement in mental health services. Methods: This study presents a meta-analysis from a previous systematic review to identify which study characteristics result in effective treatment outcomes. Specific treatment characteristics analyzed in this study include type of intervention, treatment modality, length of treatment, and type of measurement. Effect …
Revisiting Minjung
The Effects of Family-School Partnership Interventions on Academic and Social-Emotional Functioning
Differential Associations of Coping Strategies With Grief and Depression in Young Adults
Introduction: The impact of loss by death in young adults has been underinvestigated, although higher rates of traumatic deaths are reported at this developmental stage. This study examined the relative differential consequences of bereavement-related factors for Persistent Complex Bereavement Disorder (PCBD) and depression. In addition, coping strategies predicting the study outcomes were examined as a function of bereavement-related factors. Me…
Examining the Irregularities of Articles and Introducing Minimized NP Systems in Unish
The current research carefully reviews article systems in existing natural and artificial languages. It also shows various denotations of article systems in a series of languages, arguing that irregularities of article use across the languages pose ongoing difficulties to language learners. The current study suggests that the Unish language is advantageous to learn in terms of the article system because it only marks specificity, which can be arg…
The Printed and the Built
Reviewed by: The Printed and the Built: Architecture, Print Culture and Public Debate in the Nineteenth Century ed. by Mari Hvattum, Anne Hultzsch Sun-Young Park (bio) The Printed and the Built: Architecture, Print Culture and Public Debate in the Nineteenth Century. Edited by Mari Hvattum and Anne Hultzsch. London: Bloomsbury, 2018. Pp. 320. Paperback £24.99. “This will kill that,” wrote Victor Hugo in his novel Notre-Dame de Paris (1831), set i…
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