RELIGIOSITY, VOLUNTEERISM, AND COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT AMONG AFRICAN AMERICAN MEN: AN EXPLORATORY ANALYSIS

By J. Mattis, R. Jagers, Carrie A. Hatcher, G. Lawhon, Eleanor Murphy, Yohance Murray. 2000

100 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Health, Sociology and Political Science

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1. Carrie A. Hatcher-Kay
2. R. Beale
3. D. L. Fontenot
4. Nyasha A. Grayman
5. N. Boyd-Franklin

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1. Carrie A. Hatcher-Kay
2. R. Beale
3. D. L. Fontenot
4. Nyasha A. Grayman
5. N. Boyd-Franklin

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• Religiosity, Optimism, and Pessimism Among African Americans (2004, background): “…Chatters, Levin, & Lincoln, 2000), prosocial development (Jagers, 1997), and civic participation (Billingsley & Caldwell, 1991; Carson, 1990; Lincoln & Mamiya, 1990; Mattis et al., 2000; Wilcox & Gomez, 1990) and mitigates risky and antisocial behavior among African Americans (Stevenson, 1997).”