Halley E. Woodward

Most-cited papers

1. Intimate partner violence against African American women: An examination of the socio-cultural context

   C. Taft, T. Bryant-Davis, Halley E. Woodward, S. Tillman +1 more

   2009149 citations

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2. Intimate Partner and General Aggression Perpetration among Combat Veterans Presenting to a Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Clinic

   C. Taft, R. Weatherill, Halley E. Woodward, Lavinia A. Pinto +3 more

   2009American Journal of Orthopsychiatry106 citations Open access

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3. Examining trauma and posttraumatic stress disorder symptoms in court-mandated intimate partner violence perpetrators.

   Emily A. Maguire, A. Macdonald, Sarah C. Krill, D. Holowka +4 more

   2015Psychological Trauma41 citations

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4. Clinician bias in the diagnosis of posttraumatic stress disorder and borderline personality disorder.

   Halley E. Woodward, C. Taft, R. Gordon, L. Meis

   200934 citations

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5. Maladaptive dependency schemas, posttraumatic stress hyperarousal symptoms, and intimate partner aggression perpetration.

   L. Kachadourian, C. Taft, D. Holowka, Halley E. Woodward +2 more

   2013Journal of Traumatic Stress23 citations

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6. Dissonance-Based Eating Disorder Program Reduces Cardiac Risk: A Preliminary Trial

   Melinda Green, M. Willis, Kristen Fernandez-Kong, Shuhan J. Reyes +6 more

   2017Health Psychology19 citations

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7. Valence and arousal-based affective evaluations of foods.

   Halley E. Woodward, Teresa A. Treat, C. D. Cameron, V. Yegorova

   2017Eating Behaviors10 citations

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8. A Controlled Randomized Preliminary Trial of a Modified Dissonance-Based Eating Disorder Intervention Program.

   Melinda Green, M. Willis, Kristen Fernandez-Kong, Shuhan J. Reyes +6 more

   2017Journal of Clinical Psychology10 citations

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9. Unhealthy how? Implicit and explicit affective evaluations of different types of unhealthy foods.

   Halley E. Woodward, Teresa A. Treat

   2015Eating Behaviors9 citations

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10. Disordered eating links to body-relevant and body-irrelevant influences on self-evaluation.

    Halley E. Woodward, Marianne T. Rizk, Shirley S. Wang, Teresa A. Treat

    2014Eating Behaviors4 citations

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11. Enhancing the Conceptualization and Measurement of Implicit and Explicit Affective Evaluations: A Case Study in Disordered Eating: Enhancing Measurement of Affective Evaluation

    Halley E. Woodward, C. D. Cameron, Teresa A. Treat

    20163 citations

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12. bingE Eating concErnS link t o in F lu E nc ES on SE l F-E valuation

    Halley E. Woodward, Teresa A. Treat

    20150 citations

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13. Binge Eating Concerns Link to Influences on Self-Evaluation

    Halley E. Woodward, Teresa A. Treat

    20150 citations

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

    Halley E. Woodward, Marianne T. Rizk, Shirley S. Wang, Teresa A. Treat

    20140 citations

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15. "Clinician bias in the diagnosis of posttraumatic stress disorder and borderline personality disorder": Correction to Woodward et al. (2009).

    Halley E. Woodward, C. Taft, R. Gordon, L. Meis

    20100 citations

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