Shirley S. Wang

Public policy and obesity: the need to marry science with advocacy.

K. Brownell, Kelly D Brownell, Shirley S. Wang, 2005, The Psychiatric clinics of North America.

Cognitive processing about classroom-relevant contexts: Teachers' attention to and utilization of girls' body size, ethnicity, attractiveness, and facial affect

K. Brownell, T. Treat, Teresa A. Treat, 2008 .

What consumers want to know about commercial weight-loss programs: a pilot investigation.

T. Wadden, C. Nonas, Shirley S. Wang, 2003, Obesity research.

Clinical Cognitive Science: Applying Quantitative Models of Cognitive Processing to Examine Cognitive Aspects of Psychopathology.

R. Nosofsky, J. Kruschke, T. Treat, 2007 .

False Consensus and Adolescent Peer Contagion: Examining Discrepancies between Perceptions and Actual Reported Levels of Friends’ Deviant and Health Risk Behaviors

M. Prinstein, Shirley S. Wang, 2005, Journal of abnormal child psychology.

Adolescent girls' and boys' weight-related health behaviors and cognitions: associations with reputation- and preference-based peer status.

M. Prinstein, S. Houshyar, Shirley S. Wang, 2006, Health psychology : official journal of the Division of Health Psychology, American Psychological Association.

Eating Behaviors Disordered eating links to body-relevant and body-irrelevant in fl uences on self-evaluation

T. Treat, Shirley S. Wang, M. Rizk, 2014 .

Obesity: Causes and Consequences

K. Brownell, P. Remington, P. Peppard, 2016 .

Obesity: Causes and Consequences

K. Brownell, Shirley S. Wang, 2016 .