The underutilization of mental health services by African Americans may be due, in part, to
their cultural mistrust. The purpose of this article is twofold: (a) to conduct a meta-analysis of …

A social‐cognitive analysis is proposed as a framework for delineating the process by which
racial bias operates in the provision of mental health services. The concept of aversive …

Abstract: Several theories suggest that African American culture facilitates academic
achievement, but others suggest that identifying with Black culture contributes to the achievement …

… The first stage of recognition of the dynamic interaction between adaptation and heritage
dimensions of culture reflects cultural sensitivity as a precursor to cultural competence (Whaley, …

… In a recent study (Whaley, 2001c), I examined negative attitudes toward White mental health
… with more negative attitudes toward White clinicians (Whaley, 2001c). Such findings are …

We examined factors affecting survivorship, and reasons for reoperation and revision of a
cemented modular condylar total knee arthroplasty (TKA). One thousand and eight …

… Stability of the femoral component was assessed according to the method of Engh et al.
for uncemented implants and according to the method of Harris et al. for cemented implants. …

Ethnic and racial differences in the stigma associated with mental illness in the general
population were examined through secondary analysis of data from a survey of a nationally …

Two contradictory assumptions underlie research on race differences in psychiatric diagnoses:
(1) the “clinician bias” (CB) hypothesis, which assumes that Blacks and Whites exhibit …

… from an initial pool of 2 18 eligible black patients (Whaley, in press). The final sample consisted …
those who consented and those who refused (Whaley, in press). The gender breakdown …