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  1. Jones, L. M., Hawkins, J., Mitchell, J., Wright, K. & Yendelela, C. (2022). Health social networks of Black women with hypertension. Nursing Research, 72(6), 489-494.
  2. Hawkins, J., Kieffer, E. C., Sinco, B., Piatt, G., Jones, L., Mitchell, J., Espitia, N., LeBron, A., Kloss, K., Kurnick, K., & et al. (2022). Using path analysis and linear regression to test for gender and participation: effects in a culturally tailored diabetes intervention for Latino/a adults. Int. J. Environ. Res. Public Health, 19(19), 11982.
  3. Jones, L. M., Moss, K., Mitchell, J., Still, C., Hawkins, J., Tang, E., & Wright, K. (2022). Challenges to dietary hypertension self-management as described by a sample of African American older adults. Worldviews on Evidence-Based Nursing, 19(1), 64-72.
  4. Smith, M. J., Parham, B., Mitchell, J., Blajeski, S., Harrington, M., Ross, B., Brydon, D. M., Johnson, J. E., Cuddeback, G., Smith, J. D., Bell, M. D., McGeorge, R., Kaminsky, K., Suganuma, A., & Kubiak, S. P. (2022). Virtual reality job interview training for adults receiving prison-based employment services: A randomized controlled feasibility and initial effectiveness trial. Criminal Justice and Behavior, 50(2), 272-293.
  5. Rorai, V. O., Perry, T. E., Whitney, S. E., Gianfermi, H. C., Mitchell, J. A., Key, K. D., Lichtenberg, P. A., Taylor, R. J., Ilardo, J. L., Knurek, S. M. & Conyers, C. S. (2021). “It takes some empathy, sympathy, and listening”:telephone outreach to older Detroiters in a pandemic as a modality to gain an understanding of challenges and resiliency. Journal of Urban Health, 98, 91-102.
  6. Smith, M. J., Mitchell, J., Blajeski, S., Parham, B., Harrington, M., Ross, B., Sinco, B., Brydon, D. M., Johnson, J. E., Cuddeback, G. S., Smith, J. D., Jordan, N., Bell, M. D., McGeorge, R., Kaminski, K., Suganuma, A., & Kubiak, S. (2020). Enhancing vocational training in corrections: A type 1 hybrid randomized controlled trial to evaluate virtual reality job interview training among returning citizens preparing for community re-entry. Contemporary Clinical Trials Communications, 19, 100604.
  7. Mitchell, J., Williams, E., Li, Y, & Tarraf, W. (2020). Identifying disparities in patient-centered care experiences between non-Latino white and black men: Results from the 2008-2016 Medical Expenditures Panel Survey. BMC Health Services Research, 20, 495.
  8. Mitchell, J., Ober-Allen, J., & Perry, R. (2019). Men's health in later life: Diverse and intersecting contexts. The Handbook of Men's Health Disparities. Routledge Press.
  9. Mitchell, J., Williams, E. D. G., Perry, R., & Lobo, K. (2019). "You have to be part of the process": A qualitative analysis of older African American men's primary care communication and participation. American Journal of Men's Health, 13(4).
  10. Cadet, T., Burke, S., Mitchell, J., Connor, K., & Nedjat-Haiem, F. (2019). Does perceived loneliness matter for diverse older men and their prostate specific antigen testing behaviors? Social Work Research, 3(1), S641.
  11. Mitchell, J., Hawkins, J., Williams, E. G., Eggly, S., & Albrecht, T. L. (2019). Decoding the role of companions in supporting the health communication of older African American men with cancer. Patient Education Counseling, 7(3), 324-330.
  12. Mouzon, D. M., Watkins, D. C., Perry, R., Simpson, T. M., & Mitchell, J. A. (2019). Intergenerational mobility and goal-striving stress among black Americans: The roles of ethnicity and nativity status. Journal of Immigrant and Minority Health, 21(2), 393-400.
  13. Perry, R., Mitchell, J., Hawkins, J., & Johnson-Lawrence, V. (2018). The role of age and multimorbidity in shaping older African American men's experiences with patient-provider communication. Geriatrics: Special Issue on Chronic Illness Self-Management, 3(4), 74.
  14. Hawkins, J., Watkins, D. C., Allen, J. O., & Mitchell, J. A. (2018). Identifying subgroups of Black, Hispanic and Asian men at increased risk for comorbid depression and overweight or obesity. Preventative Medicine Reports, 12, 268-270.
  15. Hawkins, J., Mitchell, J., Piatt, G., & Ellis, D. (2018). Older African American men’s perspectives on factors that influence Type 2 Diabetes (T2D) self-management and peer-led interventions. Geriatrics: Special Issue on Chronic Illness Self-Management, 3(3), 38.
  16. Hawkins, J. & Mitchell, J. (2018). The doctor never listens: Older African American men's perceptions of patient-provider communication. Social Work Research, 42(1), 57-63.
  17. Wharton, T., Watkins, D. C., Mitchell, J. A., & Kales, H. C. (2018). Older, church-going African-Americans’ attitudes and expectations about formal depression care. Research on Aging, 40(1), 3-26.
  18. Hawkins, J., & Mitchell, J. (2017). Social support and integration as mechanisms for better understanding the relationship between race and health care utilization among men. International Journal of Men's Health, 16(1), 66-83.
  19. Mitchell, J., Cadet, T., Burke, S., Williams, E. & Alvarez, D. (2017). The paradoxical impact of companionship on the mental health of older African American men. Journal of Gerontology: Psychological Sciences.
  20. Hawkins, J. & Mitchell, J. (2017). Can social integration and social support help to explain racial disparities in health care utilization among men with diabetes? International Journal of Men’s Health, 16(1), 66-83.
  21. Mitchell, J., Johnson-Lawrence, V., Williams, E., & Thorpe, R. (2017). Characterizing mobility limitations among older African American men. Journal of the National Medical Association.
  22. Jefferson, O., Watkins, D., & Mitchell, J. (2016). The retrospective roles of black women in the coddling of black boys. Journal of Cultural and Ethnic Diversity in Social Work, 25(3), 173-192.
  23. Mitchell, J., Manning, M., Shires, D., Chapman, R. & Burnett, J. (2015). Fatalistic beliefs about cancer prevention among older African American men. Research on Aging, 37(6), 606-622.
  24. Tucker-Seeley, R., Mitchell, J., Shires, D., & Modlin, C. (2015). Financial hardship, unmet medical need, and health self-efficacy among African American men. Health Education and Behavior, 42(3), 285-292.
  25. Thompson, T., Mitchell, J., Johnson-Lawrence, V., Watkins, D. & Modlin, C. (2015). Self-rated health and health care access associated with African American men's health self-efficacy. American Journal of Men's Health.

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