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From Childless Intentions to Motherhood: Familial Pro-Natalism Among Korean Middle-Class Women

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By Gowoon Jung, Juyeon Park
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction South Korea (hereafter Korea)'s fertility rate reached a historic low of 0.72 in 2023, down from 0.78 the previous year (OECD 2024; Statistics Korea 2024). Scholars examining low fertility in East Asia commonly attribute it to structural pressures such as high housing, education, and childcare costs (OECD 2019), labor market precarity (Yoon et al. 2022), and work–family imbalance due to long working hours and career interruptions (Brinton and Mun 2016).
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Co-designing smart assistive gloves with stroke patients for self-rehabilitation: improving wearability through customised ergonomic fit

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By Hyunwook Kim, Juyeon Park
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT This study aimed to develop smart gloves with improved wearability for hand self-rehabilitation exercises for stroke patients. To this end, we applied the co-design process comprising the five stages of understanding, defining, ideation, customisation, and evaluation. Throughout the process, we employed a mixed-methods data collection strategy that included interviews, 3D body scanning, user journey maps, and usability evaluations.
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Classification and characterization of user groups for wearable fall protection systems: A scoping review

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By Yuzi Luo, Juyeon Park
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Wearable fall protection systems (WFPSs) effectively mitigate fall-related injury risks. However, varying application contexts and user characteristics create distinct demands for these assistive technologies. This review investigates the current research status and identifies the key characteristics to classify WFPS users.
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