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Na Youn Lee

San Jose State University

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College Of Social Work

Department Of Social Work

San Jose State University

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San Jose State University

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psychology interpersonal violence pediatrics mental health bullying public health social work adolescent health environmental science telehealth family psychology covid-19 pandemic adolescent psychology victimisation speech perception covid-19 communication disorders interpersonal communication speech communication child language behavioral ecology social science research financial stability strategic studies youth services tobacco control international social work family violence child psychology family relations applied developmental psychology early childhood development telepresence speechlanguage pathology connected health environmental epidemiology child health ehealth juvenile delinquency environmental psychology social ecology social work practice financial risk management social work policy credit markets social work research disadvantaged background school functioning international sociology partner violence domestic violence youth justice child protection child care case studies family therapy school violence trauma in child clinical practice sex differences telepractice use pediatric speech-language pathologists school climate child wellbeing service disruption latent transition analysis victimization patterns youth antisocial behaviors ecological contexts longitudinal perspective united states assessing risk protective factors racial disparities cigarette use late middle age

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Sex Differences in the Association Between Childhood Cyberbullying Victimization and College Sexual Assault: Moderating Roles of Parental Monitoring and Relationship With Deviant Peers. Violence Against Women (2026)

sex differencessociologysocial problemsdeviance (sociology)violent behaviorbullyingpsychologygender studiescollege sexual assaultsexual assaultparental monitoringsexual violencevictimisationinterpersonal violence

Exploring Potential Pathways From Adverse Childhood Experiences to Bullying and Victimization: Implications for Clinical Practice and Policy. Clinical Social Work Journal (2025)

child developmentpotential pathwaysschool violenceadolescent healthviolent behaviorpsychologyabnormal child psychologybullyingtrauma in childclinical practiceadverse childhood experiencespediatricsaggressionvictimisationinterpersonal violence

The Role of Racial Frameworks in Asian American Pan-Ethnic Identity Formation and Political Empowerment. International perspectives on social policy, administration, and practice (2025)

racecultural identityracial frameworksethnic studiesracial discriminationpolitical empowermentethnic group relationasian studiesafrican american studiessocial identitycultureethnicityidentity (social science)race relations

Covid-19 Pandemic Impacts on Children With Developmental Disabilities: Service Disruption, Transition to Telehealth, and Child Wellbeing. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (2022)

Saijun ZhangYing HaoYali FengNa Youn Lee

public healthchild developmentmental healthchild wellbeingcovid-19 pandemicenvironmental healthenvironmental scienceconnected healthenvironmental researchtelehealthenvironmental epidemiologychild healthpediatricsservice disruptionehealth

Bsw Students’ Descriptions of an Experiential Exercise on Intimate Partner Violence. Journal of Teaching in Social Work (2021)

intimate partner violenceinterpersonal relationshipssocial problemspartner violencequalitative researchpsychologyexperiential exercisefamily violencebehavioral sciencesdomestic violenceinterpersonal violencesocial work

Child, Mother, and Neighborhood Characteristics and Mothers’ Use of Corporal Punishment: A Longitudinal Repeated Measures Analysis. Journal of Family Trauma Child Custody & Child Development (2021)

Na Youn LeeJun Sung Hong

youth justicesociologyneighborhood characteristicschild psychologyfamily relationspediatricsbehavioral scienceslongitudinal studiestraumafamily psychologyapplied developmental psychologyearly childhood developmentchild protectionchild developmentchild carematernal healthcase studiesfamily therapycorporal punishmentdevelopmental psychopathology

Ecological Contexts of Youth Antisocial Behaviors: A Longitudinal Perspective. Aggressive Behavior (2021)

Saijun ZhangTess A. LefmannNa Youn LeeAmy K. Fisher

youth antisocial behaviorsmental healthbehavioral ecologyenvironmental psychologyenvironmental scienceecological contextsadolescent psychologydevelopmental psychopathologylongitudinal perspectiveecologysocial ecologybehavioral sciences

Multiple Pathways Linking Early Socioeconomic Circumstances and Depressive Symptoms in Late Middle Age in the U.S.. Aging & Mental Health (2021)

Eunsun KwonSojung ParkHyunjoo LeeNa Youn Lee

public healthlate middle agemental healthsocioeconomic statusdepressive symptomsearly socioeconomic circumstances

Racial Disparities in School Lunch Program Participation and Cigarette Use: Evidence From Arizona Youth Survey Data. Substance Use & Misuse (2021)

public healthhealth equityyouth servicesdisadvantaged backgrounddisparitiesadolescent healthhealth promotionschool functioningracial disparitiescigarette usetobacco controlhealth policy

The Evolution of Telepractice Use During the Covid-19 Pandemic: Perspectives of Pediatric Speech-Language Pathologists. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (2021)

speech perceptiontelepresencespeech communicationcovid-19communication disorderschild languagecovid-19 pandemictelepractice usepediatric speech-language pathologiststelehealthlanguagepediatricsspeechlanguage pathology

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Na Youn Lee

San Jose State University

Affiliations

College Of Social Work

Department Of Social Work

San Jose State University

NoneNa Youn Lee is currently serving as a College Of Social Work faculty at San Jose State University.

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San Jose State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

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Exploring Potential Pathways From Adverse Childhood Experiences to Bullying and Victimization: Implications for Clinical Practice and Policy. Clinical Social Work Journal (2025)

The Role of Racial Frameworks in Asian American Pan-Ethnic Identity Formation and Political Empowerment. International perspectives on social policy, administration, and practice (2025)

Saijun ZhangYing HaoYali FengNa Youn Lee

Bsw Students’ Descriptions of an Experiential Exercise on Intimate Partner Violence. Journal of Teaching in Social Work (2021)

Na Youn LeeJun Sung Hong

Ecological Contexts of Youth Antisocial Behaviors: A Longitudinal Perspective. Aggressive Behavior (2021)

Saijun ZhangTess A. LefmannNa Youn LeeAmy K. Fisher

Multiple Pathways Linking Early Socioeconomic Circumstances and Depressive Symptoms in Late Middle Age in the U.S.. Aging & Mental Health (2021)

Eunsun KwonSojung ParkHyunjoo LeeNa Youn Lee

public healthlate middle agemental healthsocioeconomic statusdepressive symptomsearly socioeconomic circumstances

Racial Disparities in School Lunch Program Participation and Cigarette Use: Evidence From Arizona Youth Survey Data. Substance Use & Misuse (2021)

public healthhealth equityyouth servicesdisadvantaged backgrounddisparitiesadolescent healthhealth promotionschool functioningracial disparitiescigarette usetobacco controlhealth policy

The Evolution of Telepractice Use During the Covid-19 Pandemic: Perspectives of Pediatric Speech-Language Pathologists. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (2021)

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