Mo Yee Lee
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4008396 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Mo Yee Lee |
| PRENOMES | Mo Yee |
| SOBRENOME | Lee |
| ASSINATURA | LEE M Y |
| AFILIAÇÕES | The Ohio State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0071-0307 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 32 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 46 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 32 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2001 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Teaching and Assessing Research Competency in Social Work Education
In response to the increasing demand for accountability and evidence-informed practice, the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE) Educational Policy and Accreditation Standards (EPAS) require that students in accredited programs demonstrate engagement in practice-informed research and research-informed practice. The CSWE accreditation involves the evaluation of how schools teach and assess the competencies and mandates that accredited schools m…
‘Invest the time for their success’
This study aims to examine social work faculty and doctoral student perspectives regarding student academic and non-academic needs, effective doctoral mentoring, and advice for faculty and students for making the most out of the mentoring relationship. Social work faculty and doctoral students participated in an online survey regarding mentoring. This paper draws on 94 faculty and 127 student responses to the survey’s open-ended questions. Themat…
The impact of behavioral healthcare professionals’ multicultural counseling self-efficacy on their professional quality of life
The future of race, ethnicity, and culture in social work
Protective factors in intergenerational trauma
Sexual Violence against Adults Aged 50 Years and Older and Implications for Prevention
At-risk older adults and older survivors of sexual violence (SV) remain largely absent from SV prevention and intervention, owing to ageism and sexism, as well as other intersectional forms of prejudice, including among service providers (e.g., social workers, healthcare professionals, practitioners in SV organizations, and practitioners who serve older adults). This study explored perceptions, knowledge and experiences with SV against adults 50 …
Does network homophily persist in multicultural volunteering programs? Results from an Exponential Random Graph Model
Few studies examined the social network structures within multicultural volunteer programs for low-income diverse older adults, making it unclear how diverse older adults establish social connections beyond their co-ethnic community. This study aims to identify the social network structures within a Senior Companion Program (SCP), a multicultural low-income volunteer program in a Midwestern Metropolitan area in the United States. Data were collec…
Anti-racist and inclusive mentoring in social work doctoral education
Meditation and Empowerment of Female Trauma Survivors with Co-Occurring Disorders
The addition of an empowerment perspective to treatment of female trauma survivors with co-occurring mental health and substance use concerns has been found to be beneficial. Meditation is a mental health intervention that has the potential for increasing feelings of empowerment amongst this population. This qualitative study explores the experiences of female trauma survivors with co-occurring disorders engaging in a meditation intervention and …
Current Landscape of Doctoral Education in Social Work
The 2020 GADE Director Survey aimed to understand program and student characteristics, support for students, curriculum focus and design, and students’ job search support and outcomes in PhD and DSW programs. In general, PhD programs focus on building students’ research capacities, including interdisciplinary research and leadership in higher education and research-oriented organizations, whereas DSW programs prepare students to contribute in the…
Mentoring International Students in Social Work Doctoral Programs
Objective This study aims to fill the research gap pertaining to the unique mentoring needs of international doctoral students.Method Based on data from a survey conducted by GADE, this study examined doctoral students’ perspectives on academic and non-academic needs and stress as well as diversity and inclusion issues.Findings International students have specific mentoring needs and higher levels of stress related to coursework, deciding on rese…
Promoting diversity and inclusion in social work doctoral programs through mentoring
Social work doctoral programs help shape the future leaders of the profession, but the climate of doctoral programs may not be equally welcoming to all students. This study explores the perspectives of students who are Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) regarding their programs’ diversity and inclusion and mentoring practices. The online survey of 183 social work doctoral students uses a mixed methods approach to compare perspectives o…
Dual pandemics
Intergenerational transmission of trauma
Background: Existing research documented the connection between individuals’ childhood trauma exposure and adverse health and behavioural health outcomes. However, less attention has been paid to understanding trauma in an intergenerational context.Objective: This study aims to fill this research gap by (1) exploring the association between parents’ trauma histories and child behavioural outcomes; (2) unpacking the effects of different types of p…
I Felt It and I Let It Go”
Solution-focused brief therapy for behavior problems in children and adolescents
The life satisfaction among older East Asian immigrants
Sexuality in later life is an essential factor for quality of life among older adults However, little is known about the sexuality of older adult immigrants from East Asia who have experienced both Western and Eastern cultures. In addition, we have limited information about the mechanism of how sexual attitudes impact life satisfaction through knowledge of sexuality. To address these knowledge gaps, a cross-sectional research design was conducted…
Immigrant and refugee youth and families
Lived Experiences of a Sustained Mental Health Recovery Process Without Ongoing Medication Use
Integrative Body–Mind–Spirit (I-BMS) Practices for Schizophrenia
Integrative Body-Mind-Spirit (I-BMS) Interventions for Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
Background: A growing interest in integrative body-mind-spirit (I-BMS) approaches to treatment of PTSD has resulted in a significant increase in related research. Method: This study conducted a synthesized review of randomized controlled trials of I-BMS treatments for PTSD, yielding thirteen studies that included: mindfulness/meditation (7), yoga (3), acupuncture (1), spiritually-based intervention (1), and relaxation (1) from 2004–2015. The stud…
Outcome Literature Review of Integrative Body–Mind–Spirit Practices for Mental Health Conditions
Journal Article Outcome Literature Review of Integrative Body–Mind–Spirit Practices for Mental Health Conditions Get access Mo Yee Lee, Mo Yee Lee Address correspondence to Mo Yee Lee, Ohio State University, 440 Stillman Hall, 1947 College Road, Columbus, OH 43210; e-mail: [email protected]. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Xiafei Wang, Xiafei Wang Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Goo…
Rethinking Well-Being in Terms of Affliction and Equanimity
This study aimed to validate a self-report assessment instrument developed based on the affliction-equanimity model of holistic well-being. An expert panel developed a pool of items, which were tested through an online questionnaire. Exploratory and confirmatory analyses were conducted. The analyses revealed seven factors related to affliction and equanimity and showed an adequate fit for the first-order seven-factor structure. The factors correl…
Culturally Competent Research
This book provides a practical, step-by-step, hands-on guide for social work researchers, doctoral students, and professionals who are interested in conducting culturally competent research with diverse populations and groups. This book adopts ethnography as a meta-framework for conducting culturally competent research. Since its inception as an academic discipline, anthropology has developed theories, concepts, methods, and a significant body of…
Common and Specific Factors Approaches to Home-Based Treatment
Objectives: This study examined the treatment outcomes of integrated families and systems treatment (I-FAST), a moderated common factors approach, in reference to multisystemic therapy (MST), an established specific factor approach, for treating at-risk children and adolescents and their families in an intensive community-based setting. Method: This study used a nonrandomized noninferiority trial design to compare the outcomes of 79 families who …
A Teaching Framework for Transformative Multicultural Social Work Education
A major challenge in multicultural social work education is fostering meaningful learning experiences for students by matching educational methods and content to students' individual learning needs and characteristics. Building upon transformative learning theory developed by Jack Mezirow, this paper proposes a teaching framework for transformative multicultural social work education that addresses students' individual learning needs and characte…
The Languages of Empowerment and Strengths in Clinical Social Work
Enhancing client empowerment is a major concern of clinical social workers. Empowerment is a process and an outcome. There are numerous interventions that enhance client empowerment, and among them is focusing on client strengths. Both the strengths-based and empowerment-based approaches emphasize the importance of skillfully using language in dialoguing with clients; however, there is little specificity in either of these 2 approaches on how to …
Perception of Sexual Violence Against Women in Asian American Communities
The study was a cross-sectional survey using a convenient sample of 186 respondents to examine the perception of sexual violence against women and help-seeking responses to sexual victimization among four Asian groups; Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Southeast Asian (Cambodian, Laotians, and Vietnamese). The authors examined respondents' perception of the severity of the problem of sexual violence against women for Asian American populations, the …
Rethinking Well-Being in Terms of Affliction and Equanimity
This study aimed to validate a self-report assessment instrument developed based on the affliction-equanimity model of holistic well-being. An expert panel developed a pool of items, which were tested through an online questionnaire. Exploratory and confirmatory analyses were conducted. The analyses revealed seven factors related to affliction and equanimity and showed an adequate fit for the first-order seven-factor structure. The factors correl…
Role of Self-Determined Goals in Predicting Recidivism in Domestic Violence Offenders
Objective: This study investigated the role of self-determined goals in predicting recidivism in domestic violence offenders. Method: The study was a posttest design with an annual follow-up of recidivism data of 88 court-mandated batterers who attended a solution-focused, goal-directed treatment program. We hypothesized that goal commitment, goal specificity, and goal agreement would predict recidivism, and that confidence to work on goals would…
Perception of Substance Use Problems in Asian American Communities by Chinese, Indian, Korean, and Vietnamese Populations
The study was a cross-sectional survey using a convenience sample of 425 Asian American respondents to examine their perceptions of substance use problems in the Asian American community and help-seeking preferences. The authors examined respondents' perceptions of the severity of substance use problems in the Asian American community, perceived etiology of substance use problems, beliefs about treatment, perceived help-seeking preferences and he…
Protective factors in intergenerational trauma
Intergenerational transmission of trauma
Background: Existing research documented the connection between individuals’ childhood trauma exposure and adverse health and behavioural health outcomes. However, less attention has been paid to understanding trauma in an intergenerational context.Objective: This study aims to fill this research gap by (1) exploring the association between parents’ trauma histories and child behavioural outcomes; (2) unpacking the effects of different types of p…
I Felt It and I Let It Go”
Lived Experiences of a Sustained Mental Health Recovery Process Without Ongoing Medication Use
Outcome Literature Review of Integrative Body–Mind–Spirit Practices for Mental Health Conditions
Journal Article Outcome Literature Review of Integrative Body–Mind–Spirit Practices for Mental Health Conditions Get access Mo Yee Lee, Mo Yee Lee Address correspondence to Mo Yee Lee, Ohio State University, 440 Stillman Hall, 1947 College Road, Columbus, OH 43210; e-mail: [email protected]. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Xiafei Wang, Xiafei Wang Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Goo…
Perception of Sexual Violence Against Women in Asian American Communities
The study was a cross-sectional survey using a convenient sample of 186 respondents to examine the perception of sexual violence against women and help-seeking responses to sexual victimization among four Asian groups; Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Southeast Asian (Cambodian, Laotians, and Vietnamese). The authors examined respondents' perception of the severity of the problem of sexual violence against women for Asian American populations, the …
Perception of Substance Use Problems in Asian American Communities by Chinese, Indian, and Vietnamese American Youth
The study was a cross-sectional survey using a convenience sample of 87 Asian American youth respondents to examine their perceptions of substance use problems in the Asian American community. The authors examined respondents' perceptions of the severity of substance use problems in the Asian American community, perceived characteristics of persons with problems of substance use, perceived etiology of substance use problems, beliefs about treatme…
A Teaching Framework for Transformative Multicultural Social Work Education
A major challenge in multicultural social work education is fostering meaningful learning experiences for students by matching educational methods and content to students' individual learning needs and characteristics. Building upon transformative learning theory developed by Jack Mezirow, this paper proposes a teaching framework for transformative multicultural social work education that addresses students' individual learning needs and characte…
Perception of Substance Use Problems in Asian American Communities by Chinese, Indian, Korean, and Vietnamese Populations
The study was a cross-sectional survey using a convenience sample of 425 Asian American respondents to examine their perceptions of substance use problems in the Asian American community and help-seeking preferences. The authors examined respondents' perceptions of the severity of substance use problems in the Asian American community, perceived etiology of substance use problems, beliefs about treatment, perceived help-seeking preferences and he…
The Languages of Empowerment and Strengths in Clinical Social Work
Enhancing client empowerment is a major concern of clinical social workers. Empowerment is a process and an outcome. There are numerous interventions that enhance client empowerment, and among them is focusing on client strengths. Both the strengths-based and empowerment-based approaches emphasize the importance of skillfully using language in dialoguing with clients; however, there is little specificity in either of these 2 approaches on how to …
Role of Self-Determined Goals in Predicting Recidivism in Domestic Violence Offenders
Objective: This study investigated the role of self-determined goals in predicting recidivism in domestic violence offenders. Method: The study was a posttest design with an annual follow-up of recidivism data of 88 court-mandated batterers who attended a solution-focused, goal-directed treatment program. We hypothesized that goal commitment, goal specificity, and goal agreement would predict recidivism, and that confidence to work on goals would…
Violence Among Multicultural Populations
Violence has continued to plague our society and hurt our citizens and families. After more than 30 years of work by feminist activists, scholars, and practitioners who have been the force behind t
Culturally Competent Research
This book provides a practical, step-by-step, hands-on guide for social work researchers, doctoral students, and professionals who are interested in conducting culturally competent research with diverse populations and groups. This book adopts ethnography as a meta-framework for conducting culturally competent research. Since its inception as an academic discipline, anthropology has developed theories, concepts, methods, and a significant body of…
Common and Specific Factors Approaches to Home-Based Treatment
Objectives: This study examined the treatment outcomes of integrated families and systems treatment (I-FAST), a moderated common factors approach, in reference to multisystemic therapy (MST), an established specific factor approach, for treating at-risk children and adolescents and their families in an intensive community-based setting. Method: This study used a nonrandomized noninferiority trial design to compare the outcomes of 79 families who …
Rethinking Well-Being in Terms of Affliction and Equanimity
This study aimed to validate a self-report assessment instrument developed based on the affliction-equanimity model of holistic well-being. An expert panel developed a pool of items, which were tested through an online questionnaire. Exploratory and confirmatory analyses were conducted. The analyses revealed seven factors related to affliction and equanimity and showed an adequate fit for the first-order seven-factor structure. The factors correl…
Integrative Body-Mind-Spirit (I-BMS) Interventions for Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
Background: A growing interest in integrative body-mind-spirit (I-BMS) approaches to treatment of PTSD has resulted in a significant increase in related research. Method: This study conducted a synthesized review of randomized controlled trials of I-BMS treatments for PTSD, yielding thirteen studies that included: mindfulness/meditation (7), yoga (3), acupuncture (1), spiritually-based intervention (1), and relaxation (1) from 2004–2015. The stud…
Outcome Literature Review of Integrative Body–Mind–Spirit Practices for Mental Health Conditions
Journal Article Outcome Literature Review of Integrative Body–Mind–Spirit Practices for Mental Health Conditions Get access Mo Yee Lee, Mo Yee Lee Address correspondence to Mo Yee Lee, Ohio State University, 440 Stillman Hall, 1947 College Road, Columbus, OH 43210; e-mail: [email protected]. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Xiafei Wang, Xiafei Wang Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Goo…
Integrative Body–Mind–Spirit (I-BMS) Practices for Schizophrenia
The life satisfaction among older East Asian immigrants
Sexuality in later life is an essential factor for quality of life among older adults However, little is known about the sexuality of older adult immigrants from East Asia who have experienced both Western and Eastern cultures. In addition, we have limited information about the mechanism of how sexual attitudes impact life satisfaction through knowledge of sexuality. To address these knowledge gaps, a cross-sectional research design was conducted…
Immigrant and refugee youth and families
Lived Experiences of a Sustained Mental Health Recovery Process Without Ongoing Medication Use
I Felt It and I Let It Go”
Solution-focused brief therapy for behavior problems in children and adolescents
Dual pandemics
Intergenerational transmission of trauma
Background: Existing research documented the connection between individuals’ childhood trauma exposure and adverse health and behavioural health outcomes. However, less attention has been paid to understanding trauma in an intergenerational context.Objective: This study aims to fill this research gap by (1) exploring the association between parents’ trauma histories and child behavioural outcomes; (2) unpacking the effects of different types of p…
Current Landscape of Doctoral Education in Social Work
The 2020 GADE Director Survey aimed to understand program and student characteristics, support for students, curriculum focus and design, and students’ job search support and outcomes in PhD and DSW programs. In general, PhD programs focus on building students’ research capacities, including interdisciplinary research and leadership in higher education and research-oriented organizations, whereas DSW programs prepare students to contribute in the…
Mentoring International Students in Social Work Doctoral Programs
Objective This study aims to fill the research gap pertaining to the unique mentoring needs of international doctoral students.Method Based on data from a survey conducted by GADE, this study examined doctoral students’ perspectives on academic and non-academic needs and stress as well as diversity and inclusion issues.Findings International students have specific mentoring needs and higher levels of stress related to coursework, deciding on rese…
Promoting diversity and inclusion in social work doctoral programs through mentoring
Social work doctoral programs help shape the future leaders of the profession, but the climate of doctoral programs may not be equally welcoming to all students. This study explores the perspectives of students who are Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) regarding their programs’ diversity and inclusion and mentoring practices. The online survey of 183 social work doctoral students uses a mixed methods approach to compare perspectives o…
Sexual Violence against Adults Aged 50 Years and Older and Implications for Prevention
At-risk older adults and older survivors of sexual violence (SV) remain largely absent from SV prevention and intervention, owing to ageism and sexism, as well as other intersectional forms of prejudice, including among service providers (e.g., social workers, healthcare professionals, practitioners in SV organizations, and practitioners who serve older adults). This study explored perceptions, knowledge and experiences with SV against adults 50 …
Does network homophily persist in multicultural volunteering programs? Results from an Exponential Random Graph Model
Few studies examined the social network structures within multicultural volunteer programs for low-income diverse older adults, making it unclear how diverse older adults establish social connections beyond their co-ethnic community. This study aims to identify the social network structures within a Senior Companion Program (SCP), a multicultural low-income volunteer program in a Midwestern Metropolitan area in the United States. Data were collec…
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