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Family & Community Health|January 12, 2008
Advances in understanding and treating childhood sexual abuse: implications for research and policyRegina Jones JohnsonAdolescence|May 13, 2006
Gender differences in victimized homeless adolescentsRegina Jones Johnson, Lynn Rew, Kamiar KouzekananiAdolescence|September 20, 2006
The relationship between childhood sexual abuse and sexual health practices of homeless adolescentsRegina Jones Johnson, Lynn Rew, R Weylin SternglanzViolence Against Women|September 15, 2011
Building community partnerships to end interpersonal violence: a collaboration of the schools of social work, law, and nursingNoël Bridget Busch-Armendariz, Regina Jones Johnson, Sarah Buel, et al.Journal of Health Psychology|May 11, 2010
Beliefs and perceived norms concerning body image among African-American and Latino teenagersCristina S Barroso, Ronald Joseph Peters, Regina Jones Johnson, et al.The American Journal of Nursing|February 13, 2014
Original research: Giving sexual assault survivors time to decide: an exploration of the use and effects of the nonreport optionLaurie Cook Heffron, Noël Bridget Busch-Armendariz, Shetal S Vohra, et al.Journal of Psychoactive Drugs|August 30, 2008
The link between recent sexual abuse and drug use among African American male college students: it's not just a female problem in and around campusCharles Amos, Ronald J Peters, Lena Williams, et al.The Journal of School Nursing : the Official Publication of the National Association of School Nurses|March 26, 2004
A study of school nurse job satisfactionDeMonica L Junious, Regina Jones Johnson, Ronald J Peters, et al.Journal of Ethnicity in Substance Abuse|July 28, 2006
The relationship between sexual abuse and drug use: a view of African-American college students in TexasQueen Martin, Ronald J Peters, Charles E Amos, et al.Journal of Psychoactive Drugs|October 16, 2012
Cigarette smoking topography among alternative school youth: why African American youth smoke less but are at higher long-term riskRonald J Peters, Steven H Kelder, Regina Jones Johnson, et al.Pageof 2