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Dr. Denzel Jones' research interests focus on the well-being of vulnerable populations, more specifically, the influence of diverse social processes and experiences on well-being and identity development across time. As a public scholar, he also has a passion for involvement in community-engaged research and the dissemination of research to the public.
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Explore the research on casual sex using 2 movies from 2011
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