Jun Kim's research while affiliated with Southern Illinois University Carbondale and other places
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Publications (12)
This case study reports the effects of viewing nature photographs with classical music on participants’ tranquility levels among 10 memory care residents living with dementia. This study utilized a pre-/post-design with residents’ rating their tranquility level and a certified Nurse Aid observer rating each resident’s perceived tranquility level bo...
Context: There is currently little research using short duration activities like a six-minute nature-based video with classical music to assist in improving tranquility levels of individuals with dementia. Previous studies have shown that the combined use of a nature-based video with music has improved the tranquility levels of individuals with dem...
Background: Prior studies have indicated the complex relationships of smartphone use and smartphone addiction with mental health and life satisfaction. The purpose of this study was to investigate the structural relationships among smartphone use, smartphone addiction, mental health problems (e.g., depression, anxiety, stress [DAS] and satisfaction...
This case study reports the effects of viewing nature photographs with classical music on participants' tranquility levels among 10 memory care residents living with dementia. This study utilized a pre-/post-design with residents' rating their tranquility level and a certified Nurse Aid observer rating each resident's perceived tranquility level bo...
Although scholars have suggested that structured and unstructured leisure may impact youth’s delinquent behaviors, there have been conflicting findings. Moreover, existing research has assumed that leisure influences delinquent behaviors, not vice versa. To address these gaps, we analyzed a prospective longitudinal dataset from the Korea Children a...
Health and wellbeing concepts have been of increasing interest to researchers and practitioners in various disciplines including recreation and leisure fields. Relatively little research has addressed the health, wellbeing and healthy lifestyle behaviors associated with experiential recreation benefits sought and place attachment. This study seeks...
Although the health benefits of leisure-time physical activity (LTPA) are well documented, it has been known that social minority groups (e.g., women, racial/ethnic minority, people with disabilities) tend to engage in LTPA less than their majority counterparts. The literature on LTPA participation among socially diverse groups is limited in that (...
The original article has been corrected. Table 4 in the original article was incomplete and has been corrected.
Many contemporary work and home environments produce attentional fatigue. One way to recover from attentional fatigue is to place oneself in environments that promote feelings of tranquility. One approach to the systematic study of environment-Tranquility relations is to frame the research within attention restoration theory (ART). Tranquility (e.g...
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... purpose in life) for older adults. Meta-analyses of both observational and interventional studies involving engagement in nature-based activities and volunteering have shown protective associations with depressive symptoms [9][10][11][12] ,. These ndings are supported by individual studies in the US (n=16,043) 13 , Japan (n=37,627) 14 , UK (n=8,780) 15 , and China (n=6,287) 16 showing concurrent and longitudinal relationships (three to 12 years follow-up) between other types of hobbies such as community groups, arts, and social clubs and lower incidence and prevalence of depression in older adults. ...
... The purpose of this exploratory study was to examine the efficacy of using a short duration nature-based slideshow video with classical music to assist in mitigating difficult behaviors of individuals with dementia. Short duration interventions (i.e., 6-10 minutes) have been used in previous studies (Chung et al., 2014;Kim et al. 2017;Rados et al., 2020). It was hypothesized that participants manifesting an episode of sundown syndrome who viewed the research video with classical music would experience a greater positive effect on their tranquility levels than from the music alone intervention and that CNA observations of the participants would support these findings. ...
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... Previous studies have focused on attributing differences in sports participation to social stratification or gender. Studies on sports participation according to social stratification have argued that the socio-cultural context of each country, and the social stratum to which an individual belongs, result in differences in participation [9][10][11][12][13]. Moreover, research on sports participation and stratification are limited to specific countries, such as the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom, thereby limiting the objective identification of the types of sports that are combined with the cultures of various nations and their social stratifications. ...
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... It is defined as "peace of mind," escape from the strains of living, the contemplation of nature, and the positive affection of calmness, serenity, and peacefulness. 22 To summarize, nature-and music-based interventions are two nonpharmaceutical approaches to maintain/improve quality of life among people living with dementia. 5 It would be interesting to explore the findings of existing research based on these therapeutic methods reported to reduce negative symptoms. ...
