Jihyun is a first-year PhD student in Clinical Psychology at Yale University. She works with Dr. Jutta Joormann in the Affect Regulation and Cognition Lab. Her research during the doctoral program is supported by ILJU Fellowship.
Before joining the Ph.D. program, Jihyun had worked as a research technician in the Rutledge Lab directed by Dr. Robb Rutledge at Yale University. In August 2021, she received a Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology being advised in the Computational Clinical Science Lab by Dr. Woo-Young Ahn at Seoul National University. After graduating from Washington University in St. Louis with the Bachelor’s degree in Accounting (Honors in Management), she started to wonder the interaction between mental health, human decision-making processes and emotions.
Her main research interests include 1) language use in depression and anxiety, 2) interaction between momentary mood and choices, and 3) individualized treatment plans for mood disorders. She has been mainly utilizing neuroimaging (e.g., fMRI, fNIRS)
, computational modeling
and natural language processing
.
Outside the lab, she is a rock climber, pianist, and (occasionally) k-pop dancer 💃😄
MA in Clinical Psychology, 2021
Seoul National University
BS in Business Administration, 2018
Washington University in St. Louis
Advanced data analysis for brain and cognitive sciences: Data collection and statistical analysis for functional MRI
Responsibilities include:
Research title: Linguistic Markers of Momentary Mood Dynamics During Risky Decision-Making
Authors: Jihyun K. Hur, Jutta Joormann, Robb B. Rutledge
Research title: Linguistic Markers of Momentary Mood Dynamics During Risky Decision-Making
Authors: Jihyun K. Hur, Jutta Joormann, Robb B. Rutledge
Research title: Elevated state anxiety disturbs model-based decision-making under monetary loss
Authors: Jihyun K. Hur, Woo-Young Ahn
Research title: Mapping fNIRS to fMRI with Neural Data Augmentation and Machine Learning Models
Authors: Jihyun K. Hur, Jaeyeong Yang, Hoyoung Doh, Woo-Young Ahn
Received 3,800,000 won ($3,200 in US dollar) for the Summer 2020 Study Abroad Program