Lisa R. Silberstein

Psychology · Social Sciences

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Research Topics

Eating Disorders and Behaviors(11), Consumer Behavior in Brand Consumption and Identification(4), Impact of Technology on Adolescents(3), Obesity and Health Practices(3), Psychological Well-being and Life Satisfaction(2)

Publications23 total

Dual-career Marriage
Psychology Press eBooks·2014· 6 cited
The social self in bulimia nervosa: Public self-consciousness, social anxiety, and perceived fraudulence.
Journal of Abnormal Psychology·1993· 142 cited
Dual-Career Marriage: A System in Transition.
Contemporary Sociology A Journal of Reviews·1993· 56 cited
The social self in bulimia nervosa: Public self-consciousness, social anxiety, and perceived fraudulence.
Journal of Abnormal Psychology·1993· 186 cited
Life Structure Revitalization: An Adult Developmental Approach to Psychodynamic Psychotherapy
Psychiatry·1992· 2 cited
Competing on all fronts: Achievement orientation and disordered eating
Sex Roles·1990· 66 cited
Vulnerability and resilience in the age of eating disorders: risk and protective factors for bulimia nervosa
Cambridge University Press eBooks·1990· 30 cited
A prospective study of disordered eating among college students
International Journal of Eating Disorders·1989· 298 cited
Men and their bodies: a comparison of homosexual and heterosexual men.
Psychosomatic Medicine·1989· 182 cited
Behavioral and psychological implications of body dissatisfaction: Do men and women differ?
Sex Roles·1988· 572 cited
Combined behavioral and pharmacologic treatment for obesity: Predictors of successful weight maintenance.
Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology·1988· 46 cited
Reasons for Exercise Inventory
PsycTESTS Dataset·1988
Combined behavioral and pharmacologic treatment for obesity: Predictors of successful weight maintenance.
Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology·1988· 38 cited
Feminity/masculinity and disordered eating in women: How are they related?
International Journal of Eating Disorders·1987· 78 cited
Feeling fat: A woman's shame.
1987· 75 cited
The Embodiment of Masculinity
American Behavioral Scientist·1986· 354 cited
Toward an understanding of risk factors for bulimia.
American Psychologist·1986· 1.1k cited
Toward an understanding of risk factors for bulimia.
American Psychologist·1986· 845 cited
Women and weight a normative discontent
1985· 1.0k cited
Women and weight: a normative discontent.
PubMed·1984· 326 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

Judith Rodin(16), Ruth H. Striegel‐Moore(13), Christine Timko(2), Marc E. Mishkind(2), Christine Timko(2), Howard Gardner(2), Ellen Winner(2), Marcia Elias(2), Audrey Wagner(2), R Striegel Moore(1), Ruth Striegel Weissman(1), Peter A. Frensch(1), Amy P. Demorest(1), Neil E. Grunberg(1), Beth Anne Shelton(1), Erin Phelps(1), Richard A. Howenstine(1), Daniel W. Newton(1), Peter M. Newton(1)