Dr. Yiran Li | Multivariate Statistical Analysis | Young Researcher Award

Korea University | South Korea

A researcher in counseling education with an interdisciplinary foundation in counseling psychology, social psychology, and public health, their academic work focuses on understanding complex psychosocial dynamics affecting individuals and communities. Their research emphasizes critical areas such as workplace bullying, post-traumatic stress disorder symptoms, emotional dysregulation, and non-suicidal self-injury, integrating these with protective factors like mindfulness and compassionate engagement. Utilizing advanced quantitative approaches, including longitudinal designs and autoregressive cross-lagged models, their work contributes to identifying causal relationships and long-term behavioral patterns. Their scholarly interests extend to collective flourishing, social capital, and strategic human resource management, highlighting the intersection between mental health and organizational environments. Ongoing research includes panel data studies on multicultural adolescents, aiming to explore developmental, social, and psychological outcomes in diverse populations. With experience in teaching and academic research, they contribute to higher education through both instruction and institutional research initiatives. Their work has been recognized through multiple academic honors, particularly for excellence in quantitative research and contributions to human resource development and management. Overall, their research advances evidence-based understanding of trauma, resilience, and social well-being within both individual and organizational contexts.

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