Engagement at 30: a retrospective and look forward through an international cross-cultural context

Brad Shucka University of Louisville;b Korea University of Technology and Education, [email protected];c The University of BathNote: *w/ Kim listed as corresponding author (this is included as an author’s note on the Editorial)

Woocheol Kima University of Louisville;b Korea University of Technology and Education, [email protected];c The University of BathNote: *w/ Kim listed as corresponding author (this is included as an author’s note on the Editorial)

Luke Fletchera University of Louisville;b Korea University of Technology and Education, [email protected];c The University of BathNote: *w/ Kim listed as corresponding author (this is included as an author’s note on the Editorial)

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