A Mixed-Methods Approach to Developing a Self-Reported Racial Ethnic Discrimination Measure for Use in Multiethnic Health Surveys

Shariff-Marco, S.; Gee, G.C.; Breen, N.; Willis, G.; Reeve, B.B.; Grant, D.; Ponce, N.A.; Krieger, N; Landrine, H.; D.R. Williams; Alegria, M.; Mays, V.M.; Johnson, T.P.; Brown, E.R.

A Mixed-Methods Approach to Developing a Self-Reported Racial Ethnic Discrimination Measure for Use in Multiethnic Health Surveys

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Shariff-Marco, S., Gee, G. C., Breen, N., Willis, G., Reeve, B. B., Grant, D., Ponce, N. A., et al. (2009). A Mixed-Methods Approach to Developing a Self-Reported Racial Ethnic Discrimination Measure for Use in Multiethnic Health Surveys. Ethnicity & Disease, 19(Autumn), 447-453.

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