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- Hwasŏ Yi Hang-no Sŏngnihak ŭi t'ŭkching kwa ŭiŭi.KIm Mun-jun -2022 - In Hyang-jun Yi,Hwasŏ hakp'a ŭi simsŏl nonjaeng. Sŏul: Tosŏ Ch'ulp'an Munsach'ol.Export citation
Bookmark - On nara e kumjurin cha ŏptorok hara.Kim Sang-jun -2013 - In Hyŏng-jo Han,500-yŏn kongdongch'e rŭl umjigin Yugyo ŭi him. Kyŏnggi-do P'aju-si: Kŭl Hangari.Export citation Bookmark
- Relationship of neurocognitive ability, perspective taking, and psychoticism with hostile attribution bias in non-clinical participants: Theory of mind as a mediator.Se Jun Koo,Ye Jin Kim,Eunchong Seo,Hye Yoon Park,Jee Eun Min,Minji Bang,Jin Young Park,Eun Lee &Suk Kyoon An -2022 -Frontiers in Psychology 13.ObjectivesHostile attribution bias is reportedly common from non-clinical population to those with serious mental illness, such as schizophrenia, and is known to be closely related to theory of mind. This study aimed to investigate whether ToM skills mediate the relationship among neurocognitive ability, personality traits, and attribution bias.MethodsA total of 198 non-clinical youths were recruited. To assess their neurocognitive ability and ToM skills, the participants were asked to complete Raven’s Standard Progressive Matrices and the Korean version of the Reading the (...) Mind in Eyes Test. To determine their personality traits, the Eysenck Personality Questionnaire and interpersonal reactivity index were used. To evaluate hostile attribution bias, the Ambiguous Intentions Hostility Questionnaire was administered. Path analysis and bias-corrected percentile bootstrap methods were used to estimate model fit and the parameters of the mediating effects.ResultsBased on model comparison, the best model characterized two direct pathways from psychoticism and the K-RMET to hostility attribution bias and three indirect pathways, wherein SPM, perspective taking, and psychoticism influenced hostile attribution bias through K-RMET. The final model fit indices were good [x2/df = 1.126; comparative fit index = 0.996; root mean square error of approximation = 0.026; standard root mean square residual = 0.026 and Akaike information criterion = 28.251] and the K-RMET fully mediated the association between SPM, perspective taking, psychoticism, and hostile attribution bias.ConclusionThe main findings suggested that ToM skills, such as the RMET, play an important role in explaining the relationship among neurocognitive ability, personality traits, and hostile attribution bias. ToM skills and a remediation strategy may need to be developed to balance the enhanced hostility bias that underlies the paranoia. (shrink)
- Good Neighbors but Bad Employers: Two Faces of Corporate Social Responsibility Programs.Heung-Jun Jung &Dong-One Kim -2016 -Journal of Business Ethics 138 (2):295-310.Using two firm-level datasets in Korea, we analyzed the effects of corporate social responsibility on employment relations. We propose that participation in corporate social activity may not necessarily reflect an ethical commitment to do “the right thing,” but instead can be associated with mobilizing internal resources to offset the costs imposed by external CSR involvement undertaken because of social pressure. Analysis of the two datasets showed similar results. The results demonstrate that socially responsible actions facilitate employer tendency to use performance-based (...) pay and efficiency-based work practices. We also find that CSR has a negative association with employment growth and increased labor flexibility through contingent employment. These findings shed light on the internal impact of CSR involvement on a firm’s employment policies with respect to resource allocation. (shrink)
- Analysis of the Effect of the Elderly’s Labor Status on Care Cost at the End of Life.Eun-Jung Kim,Seok-Jun Yoon,Young-Eun Kim,Dunsol Go,Yunsun Jung &Munkhzul Radnaabaatar -2019 -Inquiry: The Journal of Health Care Organization, Provision, and Financing 56:004695801983835.No categories
- Predictive Coding Strategies for Developmental Neurorobotics.Jun-Cheol Park,Jae Hyun Lim,Hansol Choi &Dae-Shik Kim -2012 -Frontiers in Psychology 3.
- New types of hyper MV-deductive systems in hyper MV-algebras.Young Bae Jun,Min Su Kang &Hee Sik Kim -2010 -Mathematical Logic Quarterly 56 (4):400-405.The notions of a hyper MV-deductive system, a -hyper MV-deductive system, a - hyper MV-deductive system, a -hyper MV-deductive system, a -hyper MV-deductive system and a -hyper MV-deductive system are introduced, and then their relations are investigated.No categories
- Kwahak munmyŏng ŭi wigi.Yong-jun Kim -1974Export citation Bookmark
- Humming.Suk-Jun Kim -2019 - New York, NY: Bloomsbury Academic.From a gentle and soothing voice that is personal and intimate to hums that are mystical, impersonal and maddening, this book provides an anthropology of the concept of humming through the discipline of sound studies.No categories
- A Study of ‘translation’ and ‘translation genealogy’ of the French short story in early modern Korea.Jun-Hyun Kim -2018 -Cogito 84:337-378.No categories
- Hanʼguk ŭi kiŏp yulli: iron kwa hyŏnsil.ChŏNg-Dong Kim &Hŏn-jun Pak (eds.) -2000 - Sŏul Tʻŭkpyŏlsi: Pagyŏngsa.
- The Necessity of ‘Open-Ended Questions’ and How to Appreciate Literature at the Literary Therapy Counseling.Hye-Mi Kim &Byoung-Jun Park -2021 -Philosophical Practice and Counseling 11:5-40.No categories
- Frontal lobe hemodynamics detected by functional near-infrared spectroscopy during head-up tilt table tests in patients with electrical burns.Yoo Hwan Kim,Youngmin Kim,Jaechul Yoon,Yong Suk Cho,Dohern Kym,Jun Hur,Wook Chun &Byung-Jo Kim -2022 -Frontiers in Human Neuroscience 16:986230.SignificanceElectrical burns can cause severe damage to the nervous system, resulting in autonomic dysfunction with reduced cerebral perfusion. However, few studies have investigated these consequences.AimTo elucidate changes in prefrontal cerebral hemodynamics using functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) during the head-up tilt table test (HUT) for patients with electrical burns.ApproachWe recruited 17 patients with acute electrical burns within 1 week after their accidents and 10 healthy volunteers. The NIRS parameters acquired using an fNIRS device attached to the forehead were analyzed in five (...) distinct HUT phases.ResultsBased on their HUT response patterns, patients with electrical burns were classified into the group with abnormal HUT results (APG, n = 4) or normal HUT results (NPG, n = 13) and compared with the healthy control (HC, n = 10) participants. We found trends in hemodynamic changes during the HUT that distinguished HC, NPG, and APG. Reduced cerebral perfusion and decreased blood oxygenation during the HUT were found in both the NPG and APG groups. Patients with electrical burns had autonomic dysfunction compared to the HC participants.ConclusionsUsing fNIRS, we observed that acute-stage electrical burn injuries could affect cerebral perfusion. (shrink)
- Disparity between dorsal and ventral networks in patients with obsessive-compulsive disorder: evidence revealed by graph theoretical analysis based on cortical thickness from MRI.Seung-Goo Kim,Wi Hoon Jung,Sung Nyun Kim,Joon Hwan Jang &Jun Soo Kwon -2013 -Frontiers in Human Neuroscience 7.
- Maengja ŭi ttam sŏngwang ŭi p'i =.Sang-jun Kim -2016 - Kyŏnggi-di P'aju-si: Ak'anet.
- Poetics of Ballad in the Fifteenth Century and Poet’s Intention.Jun-Hyun Kim -2020 -Cogito 92:135-176.No categories
- Yugyo ŭi yechʻi inyŏm kwa Chosŏn.Sang-jun Kim (ed.) -2007 - Kyŏnggi-do Koyang-si: Chʻŏnggye Chʻulpʻansa.Export citation Bookmark
- Sport Community Involvement and Life Satisfaction During COVID-19: A Moderated Mediation of Psychological Capital by Distress and Generation Z.Juho Park,Jun-Phil Uhm,Sanghoon Kim,Minjung Kim,Shintaro Sato &Hyun-Woo Lee -2022 -Frontiers in Psychology 13.How can sport community involvement influence life satisfaction during a pandemic? Self-expansion theory posits that individuals seek to gain resources such as positive interpersonal relationships for growth and achievement. By considering psychological capital as a dispositional resource intervening between sport community involvement and life satisfaction, we examined an empirical model to test the chain of effects. Based on the stress process model, distress and generational group were tested as moderators. Participants responded to the scale item questionnaire for model assessment. Supporting (...) the hypothesized relationships, the model was supported with a significant moderated-moderated mediation. The mediation effect of PsyCap was stronger when distress level was lower and such interaction effect was amplified for Generation Z. Whereas the global sport communities and Gen Z were found to be more particularly vulnerable to COVID-19, our findings suggest that there are psychological pathways for fans to maintain their resilience. It is foremost imperative to lower the stress level of sport fans for their community involvement to positively affect life satisfaction. Gen Z were more stressed during the pandemic but individuals who managed to cope with stress were able to leverage community involvement to boost positive psychological resources. Acknowledgment of these effects brings implications for better management strategies and provides avenues for new research. (shrink)
- Die Normativität der Normalität: Husserl und Wittgenstein über die Genese der Normativität.Jun Suk Kim -2023 - Springer Verlag.
- Hyŏndae kwahak kwa yulli.Yong-jun Kim (ed.) -1988 - Sŏul: Minŭmsa.Export citation Bookmark
- Hong Tae-yong kwa kŭ ŭi sidae: yŏnhaeng ŭi pigyo munhak.Tʻae-jun Kim -1982 - Sŏul Tʻŭkpyŏlsi: Ilchisa.
- Hong Tae-yong pʻyŏngjŏn.Tʻae-jun Kim -1987 - Sŏul: Minŭmsa.Export citation Bookmark
- Inkyŏk ŭi chʻangjo.Chae-jun Kim -1973No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Kyogaku kara jitsugaku e: jūhasseiki Chōsen chishikijin Kō Daiyō no Pekin ryokō.Tʻae-jun Kim -1988 - Tōkyō: Tōkyō Daigaku Shuppankai. Edited by Tae-Yong Hong.Export citation Bookmark
- Nae ka pon Ham Sŏk-hŏn.Yong-jun Kim -2006 - Sŏul: Akʻanet.
- On the Individuation of Pictorial Systems in Neo-Naturalism.Jun Young Kim -2021 -Cheolhak-Korean Journal of Philosophy 148:139-158.How are pictures to be individuated from other kinds of representations, such as linguistic representations? The traditional view is that a picture represents what it represents because it resembles it. Thus, the so-called “resemblance” theory has been the dominant view in understanding pictorial representation. More recently, however, the basis of this view has been brought into question; several philosophers have tried to provide the right theory of pictorial (or iconic) representations. Flint Schier is one of them. He tries to explain (...) pictorial representations in terms of what he calls “natural generativity” in his book, Deeper Into Pictures. In this paper, I will raise a new problem that has never been debated before. Specifically, I will argue that Flint Schier’s individuation of iconic systems is problematic. I will show a counterexample to his method of individuation and argue that he cannot avoid the problem without abandoning one of the core claims of his theory. (shrink)
- Repair and Reconstruction of Telomeric and Subtelomeric Regions and Genesis of New Telomeres: Implications for Chromosome Evolution.Chuna Kim,Sanghyun Sung,Jun Kim &Junho Lee -2020 -Bioessays 42 (6):1900177.DNA damage repair within telomeres are suppressed to maintain the integrity of linear chromosomes, but the accidental activation of repairs can lead to genome instability. This review develops the concept that mechanisms to repair DNA damage in telomeres contribute to genetic variability and karyotype evolution, rather than catastrophe. Spontaneous breaks in telomeres can be repaired by telomerase, but in some cases DNA repair pathways are activated, and can cause chromosomal rearrangements or fusions. The resultant changes can also affect subtelomeric regions (...) that are adjacent to telomeres. Subtelomeres are actively involved in such chromosomal changes, and are therefore the most variable regions in the genome. The case of Caenorhabditis elegans in the context of changes of subtelomeric structures revealed by long‐read sequencing is also discussed. Theoretical and methodological issues covered in this review will help to explore the mechanism of chromosome evolution by reconstruction of chromosomal ends in nature. (shrink)
- Tong-Sŏ ch'ŏrhak ŭi sot'ong kwa hyŏndae munje.Mun-jun Kim &Yŏng-jin Ch'oe (eds.) -2013 - Sŏul-si: Simsan.No categories
- The Effect of Regulatory Focus on Brand Name: The Role of Brand Sensitivity.Yeung-Jo Kim,Sie-Yeoun Song &Jun-Sang Yeo -2009 -Journal of Experimental Psychology 10 (1):1-12.Export citation Bookmark
- Steady-State Somatosensory Evoked Potential for Brain-Computer Interface—Present and Future.Sangtae Ahn,Kiwoong Kim &Sung Chan Jun -2015 -Frontiers in Human Neuroscience 9.
- 논쟁 으로 보는 불교 철학.Hyo-gŏl Yi &Hyŏng-jun Kim (eds.) -1998 - Sŏul-si:No categories
- Superconductivity below 20 K in heavily electron-doped surface layer of FeSe bulk crystal.J. J. Seo,B. Y. Kim,B. S. Kim,J. K. Jeong,J. M. Ok,Jun Sung Kim,J. D. Denlinger,S. -K. Mo,C. Kim &Y. K. Kim -unknownA superconducting transition temperature as high as 100 K was recently discovered in one monolayer FeSe grown on SrTiO3. The discovery ignited efforts to identify the mechanism for the markedly enhanced Tc from its bulk value of 8 K. There are two main views about the origin of the Tc enhancement: interfacial effects and/or excess electrons with strong electron correlation. Here, we report the observation of superconductivity below 20 K in surface electron-doped bulk FeSe. The doped surface layer possesses all (...) the key spectroscopic aspects of the monolayer FeSe on SrTiO3. Without interfacial effects, the surface layer state has a moderate Tc of 20 K with a smaller gap opening of 4.2 meV. Our results show that excess electrons with strong correlation cannot induce the maximum Tc, which in turn reveals the need for interfacial effects to achieve the highest Tc in one monolayer FeSe on SrTiO3. (shrink)No categories
- Nonjaeng ŭro ponŭn Pulgyo chʻŏrhak.Hyo-gŏl Yi &Hyŏng-jun Kim (eds.) -1998 - Sŏul-si: Yemun Sŏwŏn.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Social Virtual Reality (VR) Involvement Affects Depression When Social Connectedness and Self-Esteem Are Low: A Moderated Mediation on Well-Being.Hyun-Woo Lee,Sanghoon Kim &Jun-Phil Uhm -2021 -Frontiers in Psychology 12.While social interaction and play in a VR environment are becoming ever more popular, little is known about how social VR games affect users. The purpose of this study was to elucidate the role of several contingent factors in social VR games by modeling the relationships between involvement, well-being, depression, self-esteem, and social connectedness. A conditional process-moderated mediation model of the measured variables was analyzed with 220 pieces of collected data. The result showed that: the direct effect of involvement on (...) well-being was significant, and the index of moderated mediation involving depression, self-esteem, and social connectedness was significant. We conclude that high levels of involvement in social VR games by socially isolated users with low self-esteem can negatively affect their well-being. The findings of this study contribute in several ways to our understanding of the effect of social VR games upon users and provide important practical implications. (shrink)
- Developing Design Solutions for Smart Homes Through User-Centered Scenarios.Mi Jeong Kim,Myung Eun Cho &Han Jong Jun -2020 -Frontiers in Psychology 11.
- Leibniz on Spinoza’s Priority by Nature.Jun Young Kim -2024 -Res Philosophica 101 (1):1-21.In this article, I examine Leibniz’s criticism of Spinoza’s notion of priority by nature based on the first proposition in Spinoza’s Ethics. Leibniz provides two counterexamples: first, the number 10’s being 6+3+1 is prior by nature to its being 6+4; second, a triangle’s property that two internal angles are equal to the exterior angle of the third is prior by nature to its property that the three internal angles equal two right angles. Leibniz argues that Spinoza’s notion cannot capture these (...) priority relations. Although this text has received some scholarly attention, Leibniz’s objection in this text has not been fully explained yet. I argue that evaluating Leibniz’s objection relies on how to understand Spinoza’s notion of conception: first, whether conception is co-extensive with inherence and causation; second, whether conception is mental. (shrink)
- Divine mathematics: Leibniz's combinatorial theory of compossibility.Jun Young Kim -2024 -Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part A 106 (C):60-69.Leibniz's famous proposition that God has created the best of all possible worlds holds a significant place in his philosophical system. However, the precise manner in which God determines which world is the best remains somewhat ambiguous. Leibniz suggests that a form of "Divine mathematics" is employed to construct and evaluate possible worlds. In this paper, I uncover the underlying mechanics of Divine mathematics by formally reconstructing it. I argue that Divine mathematics is a one-player combinatorial game, in which God's (...) goal is to find the best combination among many possibilities. Drawing on the combinatorial theory, I provide new solutions to some puzzles of compossibility. (shrink)
- Global Electroencephalography Synchronization as a New Indicator for Tracking Emotional Changes of a Group of Individuals during Video Watching.Chang-Hee Han,Jun-Hak Lee,Jeong-Hwan Lim,Yong-Wook Kim &Chang-Hwan Im -2017 -Frontiers in Human Neuroscience 11.
- Pitch Processing Can Indicate Cognitive Alterations in Chronic Liver Disease: An fNIRS Study.Geonsang Jo,Young-Min Kim,Dae Won Jun &Eunju Jeong -2020 -Frontiers in Human Neuroscience 14.
- Insaeng non chŏnjip.Chae-jun Kim (ed.) -1966No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Nop'i nanŭn yŏn: sŏnggong hanŭn kungmin, sŏnggong hanŭn kukka.Pyŏng-jun Kim -2007 - Sŏul-si: Hanul.Export citation Bookmark
- Role of social capital in adolescents’ online gaming: A longitudinal study focused on the moderating effect of social capital between gaming time and psychosocial factors.Gyoung Mo Kim,Eui Jun Jeong,Ji Young Lee &Ji Hye Yoo -2022 -Frontiers in Psychology 13.Adolescents often create social relationships with their gaming peers who take on the role of offline friends and peer groups. Through collaboration and competition in the games, the social relationships of adolescents are becoming broader and thicker. Although this is a common phenomenon in online games, few studies have focused on the formation and roles of social capital among adolescent gamers. In particular, longitudinal research that examines the role of social capital in terms of influencing gaming time on adolescent gamers’ (...) psychosocial factors has been minimal. This study was designed to fill this gap to see the long-term effect of social capital among adolescent gamers. Specifically, by using the three-year longitudinal data involving 403 adolescents, we analyzed the effect of gaming time on psychological factors with the moderating role of social capital. Results showed that social capital played a crucial moderating role. In the higher social capital group, gaming time enhanced the degree of self-esteem and life satisfaction. However, a vicious circle was found in the lower social capital group: Gaming time increased the degree of depression but decreased self-esteem, which in turn led to increase in gaming time. These results indicate that games work as an important tool for social capital cultivation among adolescent gamers, which imply successful cultivation of social capital is a key to positive gaming effects. Theoretical and practical implications are discussed. (shrink)
- Yŏksa chʻŏrhak ŭi ihae.Hŭi-jun Kim -1995 - Sŏul: Koryŏwŏn.
- Exploring Neuro-Physiological Correlates of Drivers' Mental Fatigue Caused by Sleep Deprivation Using Simultaneous EEG, ECG, and fNIRS Data.Sangtae Ahn,Thien Nguyen,Hyojung Jang,Jae G. Kim &Sung C. Jun -2016 -Frontiers in Human Neuroscience 10.
- Understanding Galileo’s Inquiries About the Law of Inertia.Yeon-A. Son,Byeong-Mee Min,Chun-Hwey Kim,YooShin Kim &Jun-Young Oh -2015 - In Woosuk Park, Ping Li & Lorenzo Magnani,Philosophy and Cognitive Science Ii: Western & Eastern Studies. Cham: Springer Verlag. pp. 193-207.The purpose of this research is to gain a better understanding of the role of abstraction and idealization in Galileo’s scientific inquiries about the law of inertia, which occupies an important position in the history of science. We argue that although the terms “abstraction” and “idealization” are variously described in the recent literature, the concepts must be adopted to highlight important epistemological problems. In particular, we illustrate the importance of abstraction and idealization for the formation of the law of inertia (...) by establishing a distinction between two types of entities: quasi-ideal entities and idealized entities. These theoretical laws should therefore be justified, using deduction and induction, through quasi-idealized entities based on data from the everyday world. (shrink)Export citation Bookmark
- Cultural preferences for formal versus intuitive reasoning.Ara Norenzayan,Edward E. Smith,Beom Jun Kim &Richard E. Nisbett -2002 -Cognitive Science 26 (5):653-684.The authors examined cultural preferences for formal versus intuitive reasoning among East Asian (Chinese and Korean), Asian American, and European American university students. We investigated categorization (Studies 1 and 2), conceptual structure (Study 3), and deductive reasoning (Studies 3 and 4). In each study a cognitive conflict was activated between formal and intuitive strategies of reasoning. European Americans, more than Chinese and Koreans, set aside intuition in favor of formal reasoning. Conversely, Chinese and Koreans relied on intuitive strategies more than (...) European Americans. Asian Americans' reasoning was either identical to that of European Americans, or intermediate. Differences emerged against a background of similar reasoning tendencies across cultures in the absence of conflict between formal and intuitive strategies. (shrink)No categories
- Yugyojŏk konggongsŏng kwa t'aja.Chong-sŏk Na,Yŏng-do Pak &Sang-jun Kim (eds.) -2014 - Sŏul: Hyean.
- Exploring the brains of Baduk (Go) experts: gray matter morphometry, resting-state functional connectivity, and graph theoretical analysis.Wi Hoon Jung,Sung Nyun Kim,Tae Young Lee,Joon Hwan Jang,Chi-Hoon Choi,Do-Hyung Kang &Jun Soo Kwon -2013 -Frontiers in Human Neuroscience 7.
- Exploring the Mechanism of Pathological Gaming in Adolescents: Focused on the Mediation Paths and Latent Group Comparison.Hyeon Gyu Jeon,Eui Jun Jeong,Sung Je Lee &Jeong Ae Kim -2022 -Frontiers in Psychology 12.Pathological gaming among adolescents has been reported to hamper the achievement of a balanced life and to threaten the development of social competencies. Despite the increasing social concerns on the adolescent users, however, the mechanism of gaming behavior of adolescents has not been sufficiently examined. This study explored the mechanism of pathological gaming among adolescents from 3-year longitudinal data of 778 Korean adolescent gamers, by analyzing the effects of negative affects on the degree of pathological gaming through the mediation variables (...) based on the stimulus-organism-response framework. Latent class analysis was used to uncover potential risk groups, and through partial least squares-structural equation modeling analysis, the mediation pathways to pathological gaming were compared between the risk group and the non-risk group. The results highlighted the key role of academic stress on the degree of pathological gaming. In the entire group, academic stress primarily increased pathological gaming through self-control. The mediation path of self-control was the most influential result in the risk group. Aggression was the key mediator between loneliness and pathological gaming in the non-risk group. The theoretical and practical implications of the results were discussed. (shrink)
- Equilibrium shape of nickel crystal.Ju-Seop Hong,Wook Jo,Kyung-Jun Ko,Nong Moon Hwang &Doh-Yeon Kim -2009 -Philosophical Magazine 89 (32):2989-2999.No categories
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