Young Yim Doh, PhD

Young Yim Doh is a invited professor in the Graduate School of Culture Technology at KAIST (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology) and the director of Games and Life Lab.

e-mail: [email protected]

Research Interests

Lifespan Developmental Psychology, Cyber Psychology
Game Culture, Game Literacy, Inspiration Games, Serious Games, Future Trend and Policy Strategies
Digital Parenting, Preventive Intervention for Adolescents’ Healthy Digital Media Use

Education

1. Ph. D. Psychology, Yonsei University
1. MA. Psychology, Yonsei University
1. 2-6 Psychology Field Practice - National Rehabilitation Center
1. BA. Psychology, Yonsei University

Awards

Best Paper Presentation Award, 2019 Fall Korea Game Society Conference, Korea Game Society, Oct. 2019. (Suh, K., Doh, Y. Y., & Kim, L. (2019). Exploring game culture elements through steam platform review text analysis)
Best Poster Presentation Award, 2018, Fall Conference and Symposium of the Korean Society for Developmental Psychology (Lee, S., Shi, C-K, & Doh, Y. Y. (2018). A study on online social life review application design for elderly mental health.)
Best Paper Presentation Award, 2016 Fall Korea Game Society Conference, Korea Game Society, Nov. 2016. (Na, J. H., Kwak, D., & Doh, Y. Y. (2016). The Relationship between players’ character diversity and In-game performance: Focused on <Overwatch>)
Best Paper Presentation Award, 2015 Fall Korea Game Society Conference, Korea Game Society, Nov. 2015. (Lee, J. M., Na, J. H., & Doh, Y. Y. (2015). The relationship between players’ characteristics and trolling behavior: Focused on <League of Legends>)
Best Paper Presentation Award, 2015 Fall Korea Game Society Conference, Korea Game Society, Nov. 2015. (Kim, J. Y. & Doh, Y. Y. (2015). Strategies for improving parents’ perception of online games.)
Best Paper Award, 2015 Spring Korea Game Society Conference, Korea Game Society, June. 2015. (Kim, J. Y. & Doh, Y. Y. (2015). Parental mediation strategies on online gaming in Korea.)