David Kipnis

Medicine · Health Sciences

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Research Topics

Diet and metabolism studies(23), Pancreatic function and diabetes(22), Metabolism, Diabetes, and Cancer(20), Metabolism and Genetic Disorders(16), Diabetes Management and Research(13)

Publications197 total

The Powerholder
2017· 11 cited
Insulin Biosynthesis: Studies of Islet Polyr
2016
The effects of motivation to strive on personality--performance relationships
PsycEXTRA Dataset·2013
On the interaction of personality and intelligence in task performance
PsycEXTRA Dataset·2013
Insulin Antagonism: Fundamental Considerations
Novartis Foundation symposium·2008· 16 cited
Reading 10 Does Power Corrupt?
Psychology Press eBooks·2008
Intraorganizational Influence Tactics:
Leadership·2007
Trust, Dependency, and Control in the Contemporary Organization
Journal of Business and Psychology·2001· 69 cited
Influence Tactics in Plays<sup>1</sup>
Journal of Applied Social Psychology·2001· 2 cited
Profiles of Organizational Influence Strategies
PsycTESTS Dataset·1999· 17 cited
Changes in Self‐Perceptions as a Result of Successfully Persuading Others
Journal of Social Issues·1999· 28 cited
Can social behavior be influenced by events that we are unaware of?
American Psychologist·1998
Can social behavior be influenced by events that we are unaware of?
American Psychologist·1998· 1 cited
Interleukin-1 Reduces the Glycolytic Utilization of Glucose by Pancreatic Islets and Reduces Glucokinase mRNA Content and Protein Synthesis by a Nitric Oxide-dependent Mechanism
Journal of Biological Chemistry·1997· 21 citedOpen Access
Ghosts, taxonomies, and social psychology.
American Psychologist·1997· 32 cited
Ghosts, taxonomies, and social psychology.
American Psychologist·1997· 2 cited
Trust and Technology
1996· 94 cited
Effects on the Persuader of Employing a Coercive Influence Technique
Basic and Applied Social Psychology·1994· 15 cited
Accounting for the use of behavior technologies in social psychology.
American Psychologist·1994· 25 cited
Accounting for the use of behavior technologies in social psychology.
American Psychologist·1994
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Frequent Co-authors

Irene E. Karl(8), Anthony S. Pagliara(6), Alton L. Steiner(5), Stuart M. Schmidt(4), William H. Daughaday(4), Morey W. Haymond(4), A. J. Garber(4), Michael Perley(3), Carl F. Cori(3), James A. Ferrendelli(3), Ian Wilkinson(2), Kenneth J. Arnold(2), Julio V. Santiago(2), John R. Turtle(2), Paul Schalch(2), Ernst Helmreich(2), Paul A Beck(2), Paul E. Lacy(2), Neil Grey(2), Charles W. Parker(1)