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Linda M. Chatters, Ph.D. holds a joint position as Associate Professor in the Department of Health Behavior & Health Education at the School of Public Health and the School of Social Work. She is also a Faculty Associate with the Program for Research on Black Americans, Institute for Social Research at the University of Michigan. The major focus of Dr. Chatters' research is the study of adult development and aging as it relates to the mental and physical health status and social functioning of older persons in a variety of social contexts (i.e., the family, church, and community). A particular emphasis of this work has been the investigation of various dimensions of religious involvement among the African American population. She is also interested in assessing the independent contributions of relevant religious, personal, and social status factors on well-being among elderly and non-elderly populations. She is Principal Investigator for the National Institute on Aging grant, "Church-based Assistance and Older Blacks." Dr. Chatters is the author of "Religion and health: Public health research and practice" which appeared in the Annual Review of Public Health
Affiliations: -University of Michigan, School of Business| Title | Lead Author/Editor | Pub Date | Price | |
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Family Life in Black America
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Robert Joseph Taylor | 08-13-1997 |
$80.00
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Religion in the Lives of African Americans
Social, Psychological, and Health Perspectives |
Robert Joseph Taylor | 08-19-2003 |
$57.00
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