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Mystery Shopping and Well-Being of Service Workers in South Korea by Shin, Heeju

“…Mystery shopping is a method in which a company monitors quality of service and employee conduct and compliance with regulations using an evaluator posing as a…”
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Metropolitan residential segregation and very preterm birth among African American and Mexican-origin women by Britton, Marcus L., Shin, Heeju

“…Residential segregation is associated with poor health—including poor birth outcomes—among African Americans in US cities and metropolitan areas. However, the…”
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Mystery Shopping and Well-Being of Service Workers in South Korea by Shin, Heeju

“…Background: Mystery shopping is a method in which a company monitors quality of service and employee conduct and compliance with regulations using an evaluator…”
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Gender Gap in Mental Health during the COVID-19 Pandemic in South Korea: A Decomposition Analysis by Hwang, Sunoong, Shin, Heeju

“…The economic and social effects of the COVID-19 pandemic have been widespread but unevenly distributed among genders. The pandemic may have also affected men's…”
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Coresident Extended Kin and Time Allocation Among Employed Mothers in Mexico by Shin, Heeju

“…The proportion of mothers living without male partners is growing fast in Mexico, and time is a valuable resource determining their quality of life. Using the…”
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Child Health in Peru: Importance of Regional Variation and Community Effects on Children's Height and Weight by Shin, Heeju

“…In developing countries, height and weight are good indicators of children's health and nutritional status. Maternal education has been accepted as one of the…”
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Misconceived equity? Health care resources, contextual poverty, and child health disparities in Peru by Shin, Heeju, Aliaga-Linares, Lissette, Britton, Marcus

“…Although many studies have examined determinants of child health, fewer have explored factors explaining regional disparities in child health outcomes. In the…”
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MIGRATION, LABOR MARKET, AND PREVALENCE OF FEMALE-HEADED HOUSEHOLDS IN MEXICO by Shin, Heeju

“…Mexico has experienced a notable expansion in female-headed households during recent decades. Although the Mexican trend is similar to that in the United…”
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The Contact Hypothesis and Attitudes Toward Latinos in the United States by Ellison, Christopher G., Shin, Heeju, Leal, David L.

“…Objectives. Although the contact hypothesis occupies an important place in the study of intergroup relations, several important questions remain understudied…”
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SINGLE MOTHERHOOD AND FAMILY STRATEGIES IN URBAN MEXICO AND SOUTH KOREA by SHIN, HEEJU

“…Given the increasing proportion of single mother households worldwide, one of the biggest concerns is high level of poverty experienced by the members of these…”
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Sources of Support for Immigration Restriction: Economics, Politics, or Anti-Latino Bias? by Shin, Heeju, Leal, David L., Ellison, Christopher G.

“…Are attitudes toward Latinos associated with public views of immigration policies more generally? In this study, we examine whether measures of derogation,…”
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Does Anti-Hispanic Bias Motivate Opposition to Non-English Languages? by Shin, Heeju, Leal, David L., Ellison, Christopher G.

“…Contemporary political debates about language policy in the United States focus on three primary policy issues: bilingual education in public schools,…”
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Unraveling The Economic Paradox of Female-Headed Households in Mexico: The Role of Family Networks by Villarreal, Andrés, Shin, Heeju

“…An extensive amount of research has shown that female-headed households are among the most disadvantaged in the United States. By contrast, households headed…”
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The Contact Hypothesis and Attitudes Toward L atinos in the U nited S tates by Ellison, Christopher G., Shin, Heeju, Leal, David L.

“…Objectives Although the contact hypothesis occupies an important place in the study of intergroup relations, several important questions remain understudied…”
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Female -headed households, living arrangements, and poverty in Mexico by Shin, Heeju

“…Given the growth of households headed by women, one of the biggest social concerns is the high poverty level within these households. Studies have shown that…”
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