Harry R Kissileff
Biographic Data
| ID | 5500869 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Harry R Kissileff |
| GIVEN NAMES | Harry R |
| FAMILY NAME | Kissileff |
| SIGNATURE | KISSILEFF H R |
| AFFILIATIONS | St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital Center |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8071-5641 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 42 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 119 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 42 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1981 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Validation and reproducibility of virtual portion sizes created in response to recalled stress in healthy people and patients before and after bariatric surgery
Reliability and responsiveness of a sipping device to measure motivation in normal-weight individuals and bariatric surgery patients
Foundations and history of the Columbia University seminar on appetitive behavior
Joseph R. Vasselli in Memoriam
Responsiveness of virtual beverage portion size tasks and prediction of postoperative weight loss in bariatric surgery patients
Columbia University Seminar on Appetitive Behavior 2021-2022
Columbia University Seminar on Appetitive Behavior 2020-2021
Columbia University Seminar on Appetitive Behavior 2019-2020
Columbia University Seminar On Appetitive Behavior 2017-2018
Progressive ratio (PR) schedules and the sipometer
Columbia university seminar on appetitive behavior
Use of a virtual portion selection instrument in persons undergoing bariatric surgery
Food portion size area mediates energy effects on expected anxiety in anorexia nervosa
Elasticity in portion selection is predicted by severity of anorexia and food type in adolescents
Computerized measurement of anticipated anxiety from eating increasing portions of food in adolescents with and without anorexia nervosa
Columbia University seminar on appetitive behavior
Translational Research and the 40th Anniversary Symposium of the Columbia University Seminar on Appetitive Behavior
Portion size perception and anxiety response to food cues in anorexia nervosa
Loss of affect for foods in patients with anorexia nervosa
CCK-1R reduces food intake in single meals in women
Human food intake is discriminatively sensitive to gastric signaling
Ratings of fullness after ad libitum meals are not predicted from ratings of fullness during interrupted meals in pre-school children
Measuring food reward value in humans
Potential of an analog scaling device for measuring fullness in children
Withdrawn
Effects of changes in palatability on food intake and the cumulative food intake curve in man
A Quadratic Equation Adequately Describes the Cumulative Food Intake Curve in Man
Potential of an analog scaling device for measuring fullness in children
Behavioral assessment of satiety in bulimia nervosa
The abnormalities in eating behavior associated with bulimia nervosa suggest that patients with this illness may have a disturbance in satiety. The present study employed a six-meal protocol to assess satiety in both binge and non-binge eating episodes in women with bulimia nervosa and normal controls by examining whether an increase in the size of a soup preload led to a decrease in the amount of food consumed in a subsequent test meal. In contr…
Computerized measurement of anticipated anxiety from eating increasing portions of food in adolescents with and without anorexia nervosa
Human food intake is discriminatively sensitive to gastric signaling
Elasticity in portion selection is predicted by severity of anorexia and food type in adolescents
The Effect of Social Setting on Response to a Preloading Manipulation in Non-obese Women and Men
Satiating efficiency and the satieties
Measuring food reward value in humans
Microstructure of eating behavior in humans
Where should human eating be studied and what should be measured
Some suggestions on dealing with palatability—Response to Ramirez
The understanding of the word "palatability" is explained within a research context consisting of four components: an ingestor, an ingestant, a response measure, and an observer. Within this context a solution is proposed to the circularity of an observer measuring palatability by the amount of ingestive activity and in turn attributing the amount ingested to a measure of palatability. The use of measurements under standardized conditions is emph…
Effects of glucose and fructose preloads on food intake in women
Progressive ratio (PR) schedules and the sipometer
Ratings of fullness after ad libitum meals are not predicted from ratings of fullness during interrupted meals in pre-school children
The future of research on appetitive behavior
Introduction to Papers Presented at
No abstract
The Twentieth Anniversary of the Columbia University Seminar on Appetitive Behavior
Getting satiety taped
A Quadratic Equation Adequately Describes the Cumulative Food Intake Curve in Man
Effects of changes in palatability on food intake and the cumulative food intake curve in man
Satiating efficiency and the satieties
Effects of glucose and fructose preloads on food intake in women
Some suggestions on dealing with palatability—Response to Ramirez
The understanding of the word "palatability" is explained within a research context consisting of four components: an ingestor, an ingestant, a response measure, and an observer. Within this context a solution is proposed to the circularity of an observer measuring palatability by the amount of ingestive activity and in turn attributing the amount ingested to a measure of palatability. The use of measurements under standardized conditions is emph…
Strategies for conducting research on human ingestive behavior
Chance and necessity in ingestive behavior
Where should human eating be studied and what should be measured
The physiological control of human food consumption
The Twentieth Anniversary of the Columbia University Seminar on Appetitive Behavior
Behavioral assessment of satiety in bulimia nervosa
The abnormalities in eating behavior associated with bulimia nervosa suggest that patients with this illness may have a disturbance in satiety. The present study employed a six-meal protocol to assess satiety in both binge and non-binge eating episodes in women with bulimia nervosa and normal controls by examining whether an increase in the size of a soup preload led to a decrease in the amount of food consumed in a subsequent test meal. In contr…
Laboratory eating in obese women with binge eating disorder (BED)
The Effect of Social Setting on Response to a Preloading Manipulation in Non-obese Women and Men
Introduction to Papers Presented at
No abstract
Microstructure of eating behavior in humans
The future of research on appetitive behavior
Potential of an analog scaling device for measuring fullness in children
Withdrawn
Measuring food reward value in humans
Human food intake is discriminatively sensitive to gastric signaling
Ratings of fullness after ad libitum meals are not predicted from ratings of fullness during interrupted meals in pre-school children
CCK-1R reduces food intake in single meals in women
Loss of affect for foods in patients with anorexia nervosa
Portion size perception and anxiety response to food cues in anorexia nervosa
Psychology (38 works) · Medicine (33 works) · Eating Disorders and Behaviors (13 works) · Gerontology (11 works) · Internal Medicine (11 works) · Biology (9 works) · Sociology (8 works) · Clinical Psychology (7 works) · Columbia university (7 works) · Eating disorders (7 works)