Sukyoung Choi

Assistant Professor

Yonsei University

South Korea

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Dr. Sukyoung Choi is an Assistant Professor at Yonsei University in South Korea. Her research areas include the communication dynamics surrounding artificial intelligence, health disparities, and the psychological impacts of gaming and social media. Recent publications delve into topics such as the interplay of emotions in AI communication, the role of gaming during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the effects of social comparison on well-being in digital spaces.

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How the Public Makes Sense of Artificial Intelligence: The Interplay Between Communication and Discrete Emotions

Playing Through the Pandemic: Gaming Usage as a Buffer During COVID-19

The value of time together: a longitudinal investigation of mentor-protégé interactions in an online game

Temporal Framing in Balanced News Coverage of Artificial Intelligence and Public Attitudes

Who benefits from directed communication? Communication directionality, network structures, and perceived social capital in an online game

The Role of Communication in Redressing Health Disparities: Mobilizing Public Support and Action

Connecting in-game performance, need satisfaction, and psychological well-being: A comparison of older and younger players in World of Tanks

Between Instagram browsing and subjective well-being: Social comparison or emotional contagion?

Sexist AI: An Experiment Integrating CASA and ELM

A snap of your true self: How self-presentation and temporal affordance influence self-concept on social media

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Dmitri Williams

Do Own (Donna) Kim

Chul-joo Lee

S. J. Shaikh

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