Seolah Lee
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Seolah Lee is a rising scholar in gerontechnology and environmental gerontology, whose work illuminates how age-friendly environments can mitigate older adults’ technology anxiety. In her most-cited study (2021, 5 citations), Lee examined Korean older adults and found that supportive, age-friendly surroundings significantly moderate the negative relationship between technology anxiety and attitudes toward technology—a key insight for designing inclusive digital interventions. Her research bridges psychological barriers and physical-social contexts, offering practical pathways to enhance technology adoption among aging populations. Lee’s contributions are particularly timely as societies worldwide grapple with digital divides in later life. By focusing on the interplay of individual attitudes and environmental factors, she provides evidence-based guidance for policymakers and practitioners aiming to foster age-friendly, tech-empowered communities. Her work is foundational for students and researchers exploring technology acceptance, aging-in-place, and the social determinants of digital equity.
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