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    Implementing a stakeholder-driven community diffusion-informed intervention to create healthier, more equitable systems: a community case study in Greenville County, South Carolina by Calancie, Larissa, Fair, Melissa L, Wills, Sally, Werner, Kelsey, Appel, Julia M, Moore, Travis R, Hennessy, Erin, Economos, Christina D

    Published in Frontiers in public health (05-05-2023)
    “…This case study describes the application of a theory-informed, stakeholder-driven intervention with a group of 19 multi-sector stakeholders from an existing…”
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    Sports-related brain injury research: methodological difficulties associated with ambiguous terminology by WILLS, Sally M, LEATHEM, Janet M

    Published in Brain injury (01-07-2001)
    “…A basic premise underlying sound methodological research is that it is based on constructs that have a sound operational definition. Failure to do so impedes…”
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    Development of a Community Coalition to Influence Nutrition and Physical Activity in Early Childhood Education by Slining, Meghan M, Fair, Melissa, Penkert, Laura Paige, Wills, Sally, Smyers, Joanna, Korn, Ariella R, Rusnak, Sean, Knobel, Stephanie

    Published in Progress in community health partnerships (01-03-2022)
    “…Recognizing insufficient support for healthy eating and physical activity in early childhood education centers in Greenville, South Carolina, a group of…”
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    The effects of test anxiety, age, intelligence level, and arithmetic ability on Paced Auditory Serial Addition Test performance by Wills, Sally, Leathem, Janet

    Published in Applied neuropsychology (2004)
    “…This study investigated the effects of test anxiety, intelligence, arithmetic ability, and age on the Paced Auditory Serial Addition Test (PASAT) performance…”
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    Sports-related brain injury research: methodological difficulties associated with ambiguous terminology by Sally M. Wills, Janet M. Leathem

    Published in Brain injury (2001)
    “…A basic premise underlying sound methodological research is that it is based on constructs that have a sound operational definition. Failure to do so impedes…”
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