Liberal Arts and Sciences
Myunghee You Research Group
Led by Myunghee You · Sociology and Criminology & Law
What we study
The You Lab studies how neighborhoods, victimization, and crime trends change over time, using methods like multilevel modeling and large datasets. They focus on developmental criminology and victimology.
What working here is like
- Computational
- Coding helps
- Papers
- 5
Recent papers, explained
- Why Do Victims Experience Repeat Victimization? Delinquent Peers, Age-Graded Dynamics, and Gender-Specific Pathways
2026 · Journal of Quantitative Criminology
Explores how delinquent peers and age influence repeat victimization in South Korean youth.
- Aging Behind Bars: The Growth of the Older Incarcerated Adult Population and Emerging Penal Reform
2026 · Laws
Reviews aging prison populations and early release policies to address overcrowding.
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- The complexity of neighborhood effects: A developmental and ecological framework for violent victimization
2026 · Criminology
Tests how neighborhood conditions and self-control affect child victimization in Chicago.
- Explaining Variability in Trajectories of Self-Control Using Growth-Curve Modeling: The Effects of Parental Socialization and Victimization
2023 · Crime & Delinquency
Uses growth models to track self-control changes in South Korean youth and links them to parental socialization and victimization.
- Social Change, Cohort Effects, and Dynamics of the Age–Crime Relationship: Age and Crime in South Korea from 1967 to 2011
2023 · Journal of Quantitative Criminology
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