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Procedural Collapse: A Structural Account of Disengagement in LLM-Assisted Writing

JaeWon Kim, Katelyn X. Mei

When students use large language models for writing, the dominant explanation for disengagement is dispositional: they are over-reliant, and the remedy is to scaffold self-regulati…

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A Social Norms Approach to Youth Social Media Design

JaeWon Kim

Young people consistently say they want authentic self-expression, less judgment, and more interpersonal trust on social media, yet they rarely manage to engage that way. My disser…

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Designing Youth Social Media through Problem Space Attunement

JaeWon Kim

Social media is central to how young people maintain relationships, develop identity, and access communities, yet dominant platform designs often leave youth feeling disempowered r…

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Mapping the Design Space for Youth Social Media: A Framework Centered on Friendship Building

JaeWon Kim

This dissertation develops a design framework for friendship-supportive youth social media. I conducted a qualitative meta-analysis across my formative, case-study, and co-design w…

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Metaphors as Scaffolds: Spatial, Embodied, Fantastical, and Relational Framings for Youth Usable Privacy Design

JaeWon Kim, Alexis Hiniker

Drawing on observations from three prior studies with youth aged 13--24, we examine how metaphor shapes the way young people reason about privacy and imagine privacy designs beyond…

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Social Understanding, Placeness, and Identity Alignment: A Design Framework for Friendship-Supportive Youth Social Media

JaeWon Kim, Alexis Hiniker

We present a design framework for friendship-supportive youth social media, derived from a synthesis of five empirical studies with 331 youth participants (ages 13-25) using interv…

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The Capacity to Care: Designing Social Technology for Sustained Engagement With Societal Challenges

JaeWon Kim, Lindsay Popowski, Louisa Conwill +12

People care about climate change, injustice, and humanitarian crises. The challenge is not apathy but capacity: sustained engagement with large-scale problems is psychologically co…

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Sustainable Care: Designing Technologies That Support Children's Long-Term Engagement with Social Issues

JaeWon Kim, Aayushi Dangol, Rotem Landesman +2

Children today encounter social issues -- climate change, conflict, inequality -- through digital technologies, and the design of that encounter shapes whether young people move to…