Amber L. Pearson

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Michigan State University

United States

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Amber L. Pearson is an Associate Professor at Michigan State University in the United States. Her research focuses on household water insecurity, the impact of neighborhood disadvantage on youth behavior, the intersection of greenspace and urban disadvantage, and methods for assessing physical activity in children. She has published extensively on topics such as biodiversity's influence on mental health and best practices for GPS data in health research.

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A protocol for the development of a validated scale of household water insecurity in the United States: HWISE-USA

Identifying Active Ingredients of the Association Between Neighborhood Disadvantage and Disordered Eating in Youth

Greenspace will not always disproportionately benefit disadvantaged urban residents

Schoolyard Level Inventory for Describing the Environment: Linking High‐Resolution Spatiotemporal Data to the Physical Environment to Understand Children's Physical Activity Behaviors

Can household water sharing advance water security? An integrative review of water entitlements and entitlement failures

Mental health is positively associated with biodiversity in Canadian cities

Quantifying time spent outdoors: A versatile method using any type of global positioning system (GPS) and accelerometer devices

A systematic review of audit tools for evaluating the quality of green spaces in mental health research

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder: Moderate ability to predict perceptions of beauty, restorativeness, and naturalness, in imagery among 10,727 participants

Systematic review of best practices for GPS data usage, processing, and linkage in health, exposure science and environmental context research

The effects of household water insecurity on child health and well‐being

Associations between coastal proximity and children’s mental health in Australia

Spatial heterogeneity of household water insecurity in rural Uganda: implications for development

The effects of contemporary redlining on the mental health of Black residents

Comparison of Six Accelerometer Metrics for Assessing the Temporal Patterns of Children’s Free-Play Physical Activity

Elementary Classroom Views of Nature Are Associated with Lower Child Externalizing Behavior Problems

Designing the Microbes and Social Equity Symposium: A Novel Interdisciplinary Virtual Research Conference Based on Achieving Group-Directed Outputs

C-reactive protein and telomerase reverse transcriptase (TERT) associate with chronic disease markers in a sample from low-income neighborhoods in Detroit, Michigan

The distribution of harmful product marketing in public outdoor spaces and the effectiveness of marketing bans

The role of water in environmental migration

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Joseph Gardiner

Wendy Jepson

Zihan Lin

Jessica Budds

Emma Hudgins

Anne Lichtenwalner

Christine Stauber

Raymond A. Tutu

Cassandra Workman

Teresa Horton

Suzanne Ishaq

Matthew Browning

Sharon M. Donovan

Sara Keough

Kimberly Clevenger

Steven Jay Rhue

David Lopez‐Carr

Asher Y. Rosinger

Rachel Buxton

Shalean Collins

Lukar Thornton

Gershim Asiki

Leila Harris

Suzanne Mavoa

Kirsten M.M. Beyer

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