Xyle Ku

Assistant Professor

Korea Military Academy

South Korea

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Dr. Xyle Ku is an Assistant Professor at the Korea Military Academy in South Korea. His research areas include the psychosocial benefits of exercise, health behaviors influenced by mind-body beliefs, and emotional well-being related to gut microbiome diversity. He has recently published articles exploring the relationship between happiness and life events, as well as the impact of COVID-19 on well-being and vaccination behavior.

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Sung-Ha Lee

Assistant Professor

Yonsei University

SOUTH KOREA

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Why Do Happy People Exercise More? The Role of Beliefs in the Psychosocial Benefits of Exercise

Sound mind, sound body, or vice versa? Mind–body beliefs shape health behaviors

Longitudinal associations between gut microbiome diversity and emotional well-being.

Seizing and freezing to life outcomes: Need for cognitive closure intensifies affective reactions to major events

Essentializing Happiness Mitigates the Changes in Subjective Well-Being Following Negative Life Events

Did COVID‐19 really change our well‐being? It's up to meaning in life: Evidence from two longitudinal studies

Peer effects on organizational commitment: Evidence from military cadets

Tapping your inner psychotherapist: The effects of a growth writing for military cadets on mental health

“Why rush to get vaccinated earlier?”: Regulatory focus and COVID-19 vaccination.

Election and Happiness: Changes in Subjective Well-being Following the 20th South Korean Presidential Election

Post COVID-19, still wear a face mask? Self-perceived facial attractiveness reduces mask-wearing intention

Could Military Commanders’ Good Leadership Influence Subordinates’ Smartphone Overdependence? A Serial Mediation Analysis

Fear of COVID-19 and its Differential Effect on Attitudes and Intentions towards Online and Face-to-Face Counseling

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Sung-Ha Lee

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