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
Implicit and explicit weight bias in a national sample of 4,732 medical students: the medical student CHANGES study.
2014
M van Ryn, S M Phelan, R Hardeman, S Perry, Diane J Burgess, J F Dovidio, D B Nelson, M W Yeazel, REBECCA PUHL
Research Type: Journal Article

Parental support for policy actions to reduce weight stigma toward youth in schools and children's television programs: trends from 2011 to 2013.
2014
Y Suh, F Fleming Milici, S Liu, REBECCA PUHL
Research Type: Journal Article

Setting policy priorities to address eating disorders and weight stigma: views from the field of eating disorders and the US general public.
2014
REBECCA PUHL, K M King, J Luedicke, D Neumark-Sztainer, Seanice Austin
Research Type: Journal Article

Weight bias among professionals treating eating disorders: attitudes about treatment and perceived patient outcomes.
2014
K M King, REBECCA PUHL, J Luedicke, J D Latner
Research Type: Journal Article

Putting people first in obesity.
2014
REBECCA PUHL, T K Kyle
Research Type: Journal Article

Differential effects of weight bias experiences and internalization on exercise among women with overweight and obesity.
2014
REBECCA PUHL, R L Pearl, J F Dovidio
Research Type: Journal Article

Parental support of policy measures and school-based efforts to address weight-based victimization in youth.
2014
REBECCA PUHL, Joerg Luedicke
Research Type: Journal Article

The stress of stigma: exploring the effect of weight stigma on cortisol reactivity.
2014
N A Schvey, REBECCA PUHL, K D Brownell
Research Type: Journal Article

Obesity bias in training: attitudes, beliefs, and observations among advanced trainees in professional health disciplines.
2014
REBECCA PUHL, J Luedicke, C M Grilo
Research Type: Journal Article

Support for laws to prohibit weight discrimination in the united states: public attitudes from 2011 to 2013.
2014
REBECCA PUHL, Y Suh, F F Milici, S Liu
Research Type: Journal Article

Do media portrayals of obesity influence support for weight-related medical policy?
2014
P M Brochu, REBECCA PUHL, R L Pearl, K D Brownell
Research Type: Journal Article

Food addiction as a causal model of obesity. Effects on stigma, blame, and perceived psychopathology.
2014
J D Latner, Karen O'brien, J M Murakami, REBECCA PUHL
Research Type: Journal Article

Measuring internalized weight attitudes across body weight categories: validation of the modified weight bias internalization scale.
2014
REBECCA PUHL, R L Pearl
Research Type: Journal Article

The effect of physicians' body weight on patient attitudes: Implication for physician selection, trust, and adherence to medical advice.
2013
J. DePierre, J.A. Gold, Joerg Luedicke, REBECCA PUHL
Research Type: Journal Article

Fighting obesity or obese persons? Public reactions to obesity-related health messages
2013
REBECCA PUHL, Joerg Luedicke, J.L. Peterson
Research Type: Journal Article

Strategies to address weight-based victimization: youths' preferred support interventions from classmates, teachers, and parents.
2013
REBECCA PUHL, J Luedicke, J L Peterson
Research Type: Journal Article

The influence of a defendant's body weight on perceptions of guilt.
2013
K.A. Levandoski, K.D. Brownell, Natasha Schvey, REBECCA PUHL
Research Type: Journal Article

The stigmatizing effect of visual media portrayals of obese persons on public attitudes: does race or gender matter?
2013
J Luedicke, REBECCA PUHL, C A Heuer
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

Public perceptions of food addiction: A comparison with alcohol and tobacco.
2013
REBECCA PUHL, J.D. DePierre, Joerg Luedicke
Research Type: Journal Article