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Shayla Holub

Associate Professor Assistant Professor

University of Texas at Dallas

Affiliations

School of Behavioral and Brain Sciences

Department of Psychology

Shayla Holub is currently serving as a Psychology Associate Professor Assistant Professor at University of Texas At Dallas.

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University of Texas at Dallas

Associate Professor Assistant Professor

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behavioral sciences child development psychology developmental psychology public health child psychology pediatrics mental health obesity early childhood education applied developmental psychology early childhood development family psychology maternal health parental feeding practices social psychology applied social psychology early childhood human nutrition attitude theory body size early education peer relationships food choice parental care anti-fat attitudes gender differences archival analysis cognitive development disasters substance use narrative behavioral nutrition child nutrition disaster response social-emotional development body image adolescence emotion regulation cohort studies early childhood literacy curriculum development intergroup relations happiness child health prosocial behavior parent leadership choice models dietary health adolescent psychology cross-cultural examination feeding behavior inhibitory control peer influences adolescent substance use individual differences narrow range acceptable body types food neophobia maternal feeding practices united states eating behavior healthy eating child mental health social skills childhood obesity pediatric obesity

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Conflict and Negotiation With Preschoolers During Family Meals.. Journal of Family Psychology (2023)

Hannah B MudrickJackie A NelsonMolly PylypciwShayla C Holub

early childhood developmentchild developmentearly childhood educationearly childhoodfamily mealspsychologyfamily psychologyconflictbehavioral sciencesnegotiation

Daily Variability in Mothers' and Fathers' Feeding Practices and Associations With Children's Eating Behaviors. Appetite (2022)

Shayla C. HolubJackie A. Nelson

daily variabilitymaternal healtheating behaviorspediatricsparental carefeeding practices

Mothers' and Fathers' Perceptions of Daily Mealtime Coparenting. Appetite (2021)

Jackie A. NelsonShayla C. Holub

nursingdaily mealtime coparentingmaternal healthparental carebehavioral sciencesparent leadership

Sex Differences in the Relation Between Body Mass Index Trajectories and Adolescent Social Adjustment. Social Development (2021)

Brittany P. BoyerJackie A. NelsonShayla C. Holub

public healthdevelopmental psychologysociologypsychologyadolescent psychologyadolescent social adjustmentdevelopmental psychopathology

The Validity of Cutaneous Body Image as a Construct and as a Mediator of the Relationship Between Cutaneous Disease and Mental Health. Dermatology and Therapy (2020)

Sarah B. HinkleyShayla C. HolubAlan Menter

dermatologycutaneous body imagemental healthcutaneous diseasepsychology

The Effects of Happiness and Sadness on Children's Snack Consumption. Appetite (2017)

Cin Cin TanShayla C. Holub

mental healthsnack consumptionpsychologybehavioral scienceshappiness

The Reasoned/Reactive Model: A New Approach to Examining Eating Decisions Among Female College Dieters and Nondieters. Eating Behaviors (2016)

Holly RuhlShayla C. HolubElaine A. Dolan

mental healthfood choicehuman behavioreating decisionspsychologychoice modelsfemale college dieterspsychiatrydietary healthbehavioral sciences

Childhood Body Mass Index Trajectories Predicting Cardiovascular Risk in Adolescence. Journal of Adolescent Health (2015)

Brittany P. BoyerJackie A. NelsonShayla C. Holub

adolescent healthglobal healthadolescencecardiovascular riskhealth sciences

Emotion Regulation Feeding Practices Link Parents’ Emotional Eating to Children’s Emotional Eating: A Moderated Mediation Study. Journal of Pediatric Psychology (2015)

Cin Cin TanShayla C Holub

developmental psychologychild developmentmoderated mediation studypsychologychild psychologyfamily psychologyemotional eatingemotion regulationpediatricscohort studiesbehavioral sciences

Deconstructing the Concept of the Healthy Eater Self-Schematic: Relations to Dietary Intake, Weight and Eating Cognitions. Eating Behaviors (2012)

Shayla C. HolubAnn M. HaneyHolly Roelse

dietary intakeeating cognitionshealthy eaterpsychiatrycognitive sciencecognitionbehavioral sciences

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Shayla Holub

Associate Professor Assistant Professor

University of Texas at Dallas

Affiliations

School of Behavioral and Brain Sciences

Department of Psychology

Shayla Holub is currently serving as a Psychology Associate Professor Assistant Professor at University of Texas At Dallas.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Shayla Holub

University of Texas at Dallas

Associate Professor Assistant Professor

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Conflict and Negotiation With Preschoolers During Family Meals.. Journal of Family Psychology (2023)

Hannah B MudrickJackie A NelsonMolly PylypciwShayla C Holub

early childhood developmentchild developmentearly childhood educationearly childhoodfamily mealspsychologyfamily psychologyconflictbehavioral sciencesnegotiation

Daily Variability in Mothers' and Fathers' Feeding Practices and Associations With Children's Eating Behaviors. Appetite (2022)

Shayla C. HolubJackie A. Nelson

daily variabilitymaternal healtheating behaviorspediatricsparental carefeeding practices

Mothers' and Fathers' Perceptions of Daily Mealtime Coparenting. Appetite (2021)

Jackie A. NelsonShayla C. Holub

nursingdaily mealtime coparentingmaternal healthparental carebehavioral sciencesparent leadership

Sex Differences in the Relation Between Body Mass Index Trajectories and Adolescent Social Adjustment. Social Development (2021)

Brittany P. BoyerJackie A. NelsonShayla C. Holub

public healthdevelopmental psychologysociologypsychologyadolescent psychologyadolescent social adjustmentdevelopmental psychopathology

The Validity of Cutaneous Body Image as a Construct and as a Mediator of the Relationship Between Cutaneous Disease and Mental Health. Dermatology and Therapy (2020)

Sarah B. HinkleyShayla C. HolubAlan Menter

dermatologycutaneous body imagemental healthcutaneous diseasepsychology

The Effects of Happiness and Sadness on Children's Snack Consumption. Appetite (2017)

Cin Cin TanShayla C. Holub

mental healthsnack consumptionpsychologybehavioral scienceshappiness

The Reasoned/Reactive Model: A New Approach to Examining Eating Decisions Among Female College Dieters and Nondieters. Eating Behaviors (2016)

Holly RuhlShayla C. HolubElaine A. Dolan

mental healthfood choicehuman behavioreating decisionspsychologychoice modelsfemale college dieterspsychiatrydietary healthbehavioral sciences

Childhood Body Mass Index Trajectories Predicting Cardiovascular Risk in Adolescence. Journal of Adolescent Health (2015)

Brittany P. BoyerJackie A. NelsonShayla C. Holub

adolescent healthglobal healthadolescencecardiovascular riskhealth sciences

Emotion Regulation Feeding Practices Link Parents’ Emotional Eating to Children’s Emotional Eating: A Moderated Mediation Study. Journal of Pediatric Psychology (2015)

Cin Cin TanShayla C Holub

developmental psychologychild developmentmoderated mediation studypsychologychild psychologyfamily psychologyemotional eatingemotion regulationpediatricscohort studiesbehavioral sciences

Deconstructing the Concept of the Healthy Eater Self-Schematic: Relations to Dietary Intake, Weight and Eating Cognitions. Eating Behaviors (2012)

Shayla C. HolubAnn M. HaneyHolly Roelse

dietary intakeeating cognitionshealthy eaterpsychiatrycognitive sciencecognitionbehavioral sciences

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