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Mercedes Pratt

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Urban informaticsRegional analysis and development

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|Nov 26, 2019

How adolescents define their home neighborhoods conceptually and spatially.

Sindhia Colburn, Mercedes Pratt, Colette Mueller

|Nov 14, 2019

What Differences Do They See? Using Mixed Methods to Capture Adolescent Perceptions of Neighborhood Contexts.

Mercedes Pratt, Mikayla King, Jessica Burash

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