Joël A Grinker
Biographic Data
| ID | 5862294 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Joël A Grinker |
| GIVEN NAMES | Joël A |
| FAMILY NAME | Grinker |
| SIGNATURE | GRINKER J A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Rockefeller University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 33 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1963 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Are Chinese and Central European students—To Amers in concerns RE: Wt, body image, dieting and food preferences? Baseline comparisons from China, Poland and the US
Sensory responsiveness and development of dietary-induced obesity in female mice (C57B1.6)
Sensory responses and changing body habitus revisited
Sensory factors in the control of food intake: Taste and palatability
Body composition, body size estimation, and attitudes towards eating in male college athletes
A number of different parameters relating to eating history and body composition were examined in male college athletes during the course of an athletic season. Wrestlers, who often lose weight to meet the requirements of the sport, were compared with other athletes (swimmers, nordic skiers) who typically maintain weight during vigorous training. By the end of the athletic season, the wrestlers had reduced body weights and reported a reduction in…
Dietary Self-Selection and Meal Patterns of Obese and Lean Zucker Rats
Following two weeks of baseline measures on laboratory chow, young obese and lean male Zucker rats were given access to separate macronutrients for 18 weeks. First, the rats were given access to soybean meal, dextrinized starch, and lard for eight weeks. Daily caloric intake of obese rats was greater on laboratory chow than that of lean rats and remained so following the switch to the self-selection diet. While obese and lean rats consumed simila…
Obesity and flavor perception: Multidimensional scaling of soft drinks
Time Perception as a Function of Weight Reduction: A Differentiation Based on Age at Onset of Obesity
Time perception was investigated in severely obese subjects with juvenile- or adult-onset of obesity during a long-term hospitalization for weight reduction as well as in hospitalized and nonhospitalized normal-weight subjects. Time perception was defined by the subjects' judgment of the duration of brief auditory signals. Juvenile-onset obese patients significantly underestimated the one- and three-second standard durations during and following …
The Affective Responses of Obese Patients to Weight Reduction: A Differentiation Based on Age at Onset of Obesity
The affective responses to weight reduction of five severely obese patients with adult onset of obesity were studied during a long-term hospitalization. Anxious and depressive symptoms, measured by objective rating and self-rating procedures, did not increase with weight loss. These results are in contrast to earlier findings from this laboratory of disturbances in affective responses following weight loss for patients with juvenile-onset of obes…
Taste sensitivity and susceptibility to external influence in obese and normal weight subjects
Birth order and reactions to frustration
Taste sensitivity and susceptibility to external influence in obese and normal weight subjects
Obesity and flavor perception: Multidimensional scaling of soft drinks
Dietary Self-Selection and Meal Patterns of Obese and Lean Zucker Rats
Following two weeks of baseline measures on laboratory chow, young obese and lean male Zucker rats were given access to separate macronutrients for 18 weeks. First, the rats were given access to soybean meal, dextrinized starch, and lard for eight weeks. Daily caloric intake of obese rats was greater on laboratory chow than that of lean rats and remained so following the switch to the self-selection diet. While obese and lean rats consumed simila…
Sensory factors in the control of food intake: Taste and palatability
Birth order and reactions to frustration
Taste sensitivity and susceptibility to external influence in obese and normal weight subjects
Time Perception as a Function of Weight Reduction: A Differentiation Based on Age at Onset of Obesity
Time perception was investigated in severely obese subjects with juvenile- or adult-onset of obesity during a long-term hospitalization for weight reduction as well as in hospitalized and nonhospitalized normal-weight subjects. Time perception was defined by the subjects' judgment of the duration of brief auditory signals. Juvenile-onset obese patients significantly underestimated the one- and three-second standard durations during and following …
The Affective Responses of Obese Patients to Weight Reduction: A Differentiation Based on Age at Onset of Obesity
The affective responses to weight reduction of five severely obese patients with adult onset of obesity were studied during a long-term hospitalization. Anxious and depressive symptoms, measured by objective rating and self-rating procedures, did not increase with weight loss. These results are in contrast to earlier findings from this laboratory of disturbances in affective responses following weight loss for patients with juvenile-onset of obes…
Obesity and flavor perception: Multidimensional scaling of soft drinks
Dietary Self-Selection and Meal Patterns of Obese and Lean Zucker Rats
Following two weeks of baseline measures on laboratory chow, young obese and lean male Zucker rats were given access to separate macronutrients for 18 weeks. First, the rats were given access to soybean meal, dextrinized starch, and lard for eight weeks. Daily caloric intake of obese rats was greater on laboratory chow than that of lean rats and remained so following the switch to the self-selection diet. While obese and lean rats consumed simila…
Body composition, body size estimation, and attitudes towards eating in male college athletes
A number of different parameters relating to eating history and body composition were examined in male college athletes during the course of an athletic season. Wrestlers, who often lose weight to meet the requirements of the sport, were compared with other athletes (swimmers, nordic skiers) who typically maintain weight during vigorous training. By the end of the athletic season, the wrestlers had reduced body weights and reported a reduction in…
Sensory factors in the control of food intake: Taste and palatability
Sensory responsiveness and development of dietary-induced obesity in female mice (C57B1.6)
Sensory responses and changing body habitus revisited
Are Chinese and Central European students—To Amers in concerns RE: Wt, body image, dieting and food preferences? Baseline comparisons from China, Poland and the US
Psychology (10 works) · Medicine (8 works) · Obesity (7 works) · Internal Medicine (6 works) · Neuroscience (5 works) · Biochemical Analysis and Sensing Techniques (4 works) · Endocrinology (4 works) · Body weight (3 works) · Demography (3 works) · Eating Disorders and Behaviors (3 works)