Rebecca M. Puhl
Professor/Human Dev and Family Sciences

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Scholarly Contributions

413 Scholarly Contributions

231
Journal Articles
151
Poster/Presentations
23
Other Scholarly Works
7
Book Chapters
1
Book
Effects of Weight Stigma on Cardiovascular Reactivity among Women with High and Normal Blood Pressure.
2019
Linda S Pescatello, Mary S Himmelstein, A B Fernandez, REBECCA PUHL, Beth A Taylor, B. Cilhoroz, Gregory A Panza
Research Type: Poster/Presentation

Effects of weight stigma on cardiovascular reactivity among women with high and normal blood pressure.
2020
REBECCA PUHL, Linda S Pescatello
Research Type: Poster/Presentation

Efficacy of a Universal Weight Stigma Intervention on the Quality of Parent-Child Conversations About Weight
2025
Margie Skeer, Aviva Must, Misha Eliasziw, Katherine M Rancaño, Rebecca Puhl
Research Type: Journal Article

Efforts to Address Weight Stigma
2022
REBECCA PUHL
Research Type: Poster/Presentation

Ending Weight Stigma: Priorities for Action
2025
Rebecca M Puhl
Research Type: Poster/Presentation

Engaging Women of Color who have High Weight and Shape Concern in Body Image Research
2023
M Butryn, Amy Egbert, R Elwy, K Olson, S Dunsiger, REBECCA PUHL, L Cummins
Research Type: Poster/Presentation

Enumeration in State Anti-Bullying Laws: Associations with Rates and Risks of Weight-Based Bullying Among LGBTQ Youth
2020
Ryan J Watson, Hannah Schacter, Christopher Weldon, Leah Lessard, REBECCA PUHL
Research Type: Poster/Presentation

Evaluation of Social Consensus Theory to Change Stereotypes about Obese People
2003
REBECCA PUHL
Research Type: Poster/Presentation

Evidence of Less Blame and More Acceptance of Obesity as a Medical Condition Among U.S. Adults
2020
G Cready, Ted Kyle, Diana Thomas, Joe Nadglowski, REBECCA PUHL
Research Type: Poster/Presentation

Evidence of diverse identities in a large national sample of sexual and gender minority adolescents
2020
REBECCA PUHL, Christopher Wheldon, Ryan J Watson
Research Type: Journal Article

Examining the relationship between weight controllability beliefs and eating behaviors: The role of internalized weight stigma and BMI
2021
Diane M Quinn, Mora A Reinka, REBECCA PUHL
Research Type: Journal Article

Experienced weight stigma and internalized weight bias in medical weight loss patients.
2020
Davika Umashanker, REBECCA PUHL, Allison Verhaak, D Papasavas, J Ferrand, D Tishler
Research Type: Poster/Presentation

Experienced weight stigma, internalized weight bias, and clinical attrition in a medical weight loss patient sample.
2022
D S Tishler, P K Papasavas, REBECCA PUHL, J Ferrand, D Umashanker
Research Type: Journal Article

Experiences of weight stigma and links with self-compassion among a population-based sample of young adults from diverse ethnic/racial and socio-economic backgrounds.
2020
Nicole Larson, Susan Telke, Dianne Neumark-Sztainer, Marla Eisenberg, REBECCA PUHL
Research Type: Journal Article

Experiences of weight stigmatization: a review of self-report assessment measures.
2012
J A DePierre, REBECCA PUHL
Research Type: Journal Article

Experiences of weight teasing in adolescence and weight-related outcomes in adulthood: A 15-year longitudinal study.
2017
M M Wall, REBECCA PUHL, Chi-ming Chen, M E Eisenberg, D Neumark-Sztainer, S Bryn Austin
Research Type: Journal Article

Experimental investigation of parents and their children's social interaction intentions towards obese children.
2013
L Wolfenden, L Francis, J Bowman, REBECCA PUHL, P Wye, S Paolini, A McKeough
Research Type: Journal Article

Exploring the Interplay of Family Weight-Based Teasing and Sociodemographic Factors in Adolescent Weight Bias Internalization
2024
Leah Lessard, Gary Foster, Michelle Cardel, Rui Wu, Rebecca M Puhl
Research Type: Poster/Presentation

Exploring the interplay of weight-based teasing and sociodemographic factors in adolescent weight bias internalization
2024
Michelle I Cardel, Rebecca M Puhl, Leah M Lessard, Rui Wu, Gary D Foster
Research Type: Journal Article

Exposure to Negative Weight Talk From Family Members Is Associated With Weight Bias Internalization in Children
2021
M Eliasziw, M Skeer, Rebecca Puhl, A Must, Katherine Rancano
Research Type: Poster/Presentation