Christopher Weiss

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Andrew RundleProfessor of Epidemiology, Mailman School of Public Health, Columbia UniversityE-mail confirmado em columbia.edu
Kathryn M. NeckermanResearch Scientist, Columbia Population Research CenterE-mail confirmado em columbia.edu
Gina Schellenbaum LovasiDrexel UniversityE-mail confirmado em drexel.edu
James W. QuinnGeographer, GIS Analyst, Department of Epidemiology, Columbia UniversityE-mail confirmado em cumc.columbia.edu
Michael BaderAssociate Professor of Sociology, Johns Hopkins UniversityE-mail confirmado em jhu.edu
Lance FreemanUniversity of PennsylvaniaE-mail confirmado em design.upenn.edu
Christine Baker-SmithNew York UniversityE-mail confirmado em nyu.edu
Kevin KontyDirector, Research and Data Science/ NYC Office of School Health/ NYC DOHMH & NYC DOEE-mail confirmado em health.nyc.gov
Darby JackProfessor of Environmental Health Sciences, Mailman School of Public Health, Columbia UniversityE-mail confirmado em cumc.columbia.edu
Jennifer ManlyProfessor, Columbia UniversityE-mail confirmado em cumc.columbia.edu
Peter ArnoPolitical Economy Research Institute, University of Massachusetts, AmherstE-mail confirmado em peri.umass.edu
M Maria GlymourProfessor of Epidemiology, University of California, San FranciscoE-mail confirmado em psg.ucsf.edu
julien teitlercolumbia universityE-mail confirmado em columbia.edu
frank furstenbergUniversity of PennsylvaniaE-mail confirmado em pop.upenn.edu
peter bearmancolumbia universityE-mail confirmado em columbia.edu
Spruha JoshiAssistant Professor, University of Michigan School of Public HealthE-mail confirmado em umich.edu
Eric WidmerProfessor of Sociology, University of GenevaE-mail confirmado em unige.ch
Fuhua ZhaiFordham UniversityE-mail confirmado em fordham.edu
Jennifer HillNew York UniversityE-mail confirmado em nyu.edu
Emma GarcíaLearning Policy InstituteE-mail confirmado em learningpolicyinstitute.org

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Christopher Weiss

U.S. Department of Education - What Works Clearinghouse

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Policy research Quantitative methods


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Neighborhood food environment and walkability predict obesity in New York City A Rundle, KM Neckerman, L Freeman, GS Lovasi, M Purciel, J Quinn, ... Environmental health perspectives 117 (3), 442-447, 2009	522	2009
The urban built environment and obesity in New York City: a multilevel analysis A Rundle, AVD Roux, LM Freeman, D Miller, KM Neckerman, CC Weiss American Journal of Health Promotion 21 (4_suppl), 326-334, 2007	406	2007
Interacting effects of multiple roles on women's health I Waldron, CC Weiss, ME Hughes Journal of health and social behavior, 216-236, 1998	347	1998
Association of proximity and density of parks and objectively measured physical activity in the United States: A systematic review C Bancroft, S Joshi, A Rundle, M Hutson, C Chong, CC Weiss, ... Social science & medicine 138, 22-30, 2015	288	2015
Effect of individual or neighborhood disadvantage on the association between neighborhood walkability and body mass index GS Lovasi, KM Neckerman, JW Quinn, CC Weiss, A Rundle American journal of public health 99 (2), 279-284, 2009	208	2009
Reexamining middle school effects: A comparison of middle grades students in middle schools and K–8 schools CC Weiss, L Kipnes American Journal of Education 112 (2), 239-272, 2006	199	2006
Reconsidering access: park facilities and neighborhood disamenities in New York City CC Weiss, M Purciel, M Bader, JW Quinn, G Lovasi, KM Neckerman, ... Journal of urban health 88, 297-310, 2011	195	2011
Big school, small school:(Re) testing assumptions about high school size, school engagement and mathematics achievement CC Weiss, BV Carolan, EC Baker-Smith Journal of youth and adolescence 39, 163-176, 2010	184	2010
Fresh starts: Reinvestigating the effects of the transition to high school on student outcomes CC Weiss, PS Bearman American Journal of Education 113 (3), 395-421, 2007	172	2007
Effects of neighborhood and school environments on transitions to first sexual intercourse JO Teitler, CC Weiss Sociology of Education, 112-132, 2000	154	2000
Marital status effects on health: Are there differences between never married women and divorced and separated women? I Waldron, CC Weiss, ME Hughes Social Science & Medicine 45 (9), 1387-1397, 1997	137	1997
Neighborhood walkability and active travel (walking and cycling) in New York City L Freeman, K Neckerman, O Schwartz-Soicher, J Quinn, C Richards, ... Journal of Urban Health 90, 575-585, 2013	135	2013
Intergenerational transmission of fathering roles in at risk families FF Furstenberg, CC Weiss Marriage & family review 29 (2-3), 181-201, 2000	134	2000
Place of birth, duration of residence, neighborhood immigrant composition and body mass index in New York City Y Park, KM Neckerman, J Quinn, C Weiss, A Rundle International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity 5, 1-11, 2008	126	2008
Creating and validating GIS measures of urban design for health research M Purciel, KM Neckerman, GS Lovasi, JW Quinn, C Weiss, MDM Bader, ... Journal of environmental psychology 29 (4), 457-466, 2009	123	2009
Does condom availability make a difference? An evaluation of Philadelphia's health resource centers FF Furstenberg Jr, LM Geitz, JO Teitler, CC Weiss Family planning perspectives, 123-127, 1997	115	1997
Do older siblings make a difference? The effects of older sibling support and older sibling adjustment on the adjustment of socially disadvantaged adolescents ED Widmer, CC Weiss Journal of Research on Adolescence 10 (1), 1-27, 2000	114	2000
Disparities in the food environments of New York City public schools KM Neckerman, MDM Bader, CA Richards, M Purciel, JW Quinn, ... American journal of preventive medicine 39 (3), 195-202, 2010	112	2010
Personal and neighborhood socioeconomic status and indices of neighborhood walk-ability predict body mass index in New York City A Rundle, S Field, Y Park, L Freeman, CC Weiss, K Neckerman Social science & medicine 67 (12), 1951-1958, 2008	105	2008
Eighth‐grade school form and resilience in the transition to high school: A comparison of middle schools and K‐8 schools CC Weiss, EC Baker‐Smith Journal of Research on Adolescence 20 (4), 825-839, 2010	93	2010

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