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Regina Day Langhout

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American Journal of Community Psychology|June 8, 2006
Where am I? Locating myself and its implications for collaborative researchRegina Day Langhout
American Journal of Community Psychology|May 25, 2016
This is Not a History Lesson; This is Agitation: A Call for a Methodology of Diffraction in US-Based Community PsychologyRegina Day Langhout
American Journal of Community Psychology|January 2, 2004
Reconceptualizing quantitative and qualitative methods: a case study dealing with place as an exemplarRegina Day Langhout
American Journal of Community Psychology|March 12, 2015
Considering Community Psychology Competencies: A Love Letter to Budding Scholar-Activists Who Wonder if They Have What It TakesRegina Day Langhout
American Journal of Community Psychology|October 22, 2004
Facilitators and inhibitors of positive school feelings: an exploratory studyRegina Day Langhout
American Journal of Community Psychology|July 4, 2018
Living on the Margins of Democratic Representation: Socially Connected Community Responsibility as Civic Engagement in an Unincorporated AreaJesica Siham Fernández, Regina Day Langhout
American Journal of Community Psychology|March 17, 2010
Elucidating the power in empowerment and the participation in participatory action research: a story about research team and elementary school changeDeanne Dworski-Riggs, Regina Day Langhout
American Journal of Community Psychology|November 21, 2017
Sensitive Topics, Missing Data, and Refusal in Social Network Studies: An Ethical ExaminationErin Rose Ellison, Regina Day Langhout
Journal of Community Psychology|July 26, 2022
Critical realism methodology as a guiding framework for interdisciplinary theory enrichment: Reflections on a study of empowermentErin Rose Ellison, Regina Day Langhout
American Journal of Community Psychology|January 24, 2014
"A community with diversity of culture, wealth, resources, and living experiences": defining neighborhood in an unincorporated communityJesica Siham Fernández, Regina Day Langhout
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American Journal of Community Psychology|June 8, 2006
Where am I? Locating myself and its implications for collaborative researchRegina Day Langhout
American Journal of Community Psychology|May 25, 2016
This is Not a History Lesson; This is Agitation: A Call for a Methodology of Diffraction in US-Based Community PsychologyRegina Day Langhout
American Journal of Community Psychology|January 2, 2004
Reconceptualizing quantitative and qualitative methods: a case study dealing with place as an exemplarRegina Day Langhout
American Journal of Community Psychology|March 12, 2015
Considering Community Psychology Competencies: A Love Letter to Budding Scholar-Activists Who Wonder if They Have What It TakesRegina Day Langhout
American Journal of Community Psychology|October 22, 2004
Facilitators and inhibitors of positive school feelings: an exploratory studyRegina Day Langhout
American Journal of Community Psychology|July 4, 2018
Living on the Margins of Democratic Representation: Socially Connected Community Responsibility as Civic Engagement in an Unincorporated AreaJesica Siham Fernández, Regina Day Langhout
American Journal of Community Psychology|March 17, 2010
Elucidating the power in empowerment and the participation in participatory action research: a story about research team and elementary school changeDeanne Dworski-Riggs, Regina Day Langhout
American Journal of Community Psychology|November 21, 2017
Sensitive Topics, Missing Data, and Refusal in Social Network Studies: An Ethical ExaminationErin Rose Ellison, Regina Day Langhout
Journal of Community Psychology|July 26, 2022
Critical realism methodology as a guiding framework for interdisciplinary theory enrichment: Reflections on a study of empowermentErin Rose Ellison, Regina Day Langhout
American Journal of Community Psychology|January 24, 2014
"A community with diversity of culture, wealth, resources, and living experiences": defining neighborhood in an unincorporated communityJesica Siham Fernández, Regina Day Langhout
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