JaeWon Kim

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Hi! :) I am a final year undergraduate student at Seoul National University, majoring in Happiness Studies (a student-designed major!), Psychology, and Computer Science & Engineering. I am fortunate to be advised by Dr. Youngki Lee at HCS Lab.

Broadly speaking, I am interested in cross-disciplinary works, such as 1) integrating data-driven and theory-driven approaches for human-centered research, 2) building personalized and situation-aware systems that promote health and well-being, and 3) capturing and understanding individual differences through multimodal data.

In my free time, I chat with my two chihuahuas and sing.

news

Nov 19, 2021	Our team received the Gold Award at the College of Liberal Studies Research Festival for our research on detecting subtle malingering of adult ADHD
Sep 26, 2021	I presented our UbiComp workshop paper on sensing & impostor syndrome!

publications

UbiComp Workshop

Fullproof: Towards the Detection of Impostor Syndrome Using Smartphone Sensors

JaeWon Kim, Yuri Kim*, Yuna Jeong*, and Youngki Lee

In Adjunct Proceedings of the 2021 UbiComp-ISWC Workshop on Mental Health 2021

Abstract HTML PDF Slides Video

Impostor syndrome is a psychological pattern characterized by doubts in one’s capabilities or achievements despite evident success. In this paper, we demonstrate the potential of a smartphone-aided solution for impostor syndrome detection among high-achieving college students by presenting some initial findings from our 3- week user study. We collected GPS, Bluetooth, light, screen and app usage data along with Clance Impostor Phenomenon Scale (CIPS) survey results from 37 students. We conducted a correlation analysis between CIPS scores and features extracted from sensor data. Then we grouped the features into three categories that reflect the behavioral characteristics of individuals with impostor syndrome, namely social avoidance, sense of obligation, and restlessness. Based on these findings, we suggest further examination of the use of behavioral sensing data in detecting impostor syndrome.