2026 Lynn P. Rehm: Psychology Researcher – H-Index, Publications & Awards

Discipline name	D-Index	World Ranking	National Ranking	Publications	Citations
Psychology	39	8493	4544	115	7909

Discipline name

D-Index

World Ranking

National Ranking

Publications

Citations

Psychology

8493

4544

115

7909

Overview

Lynn P. Rehm was affiliated with the University of Houston in the United States. Their academic career was marked by contributions to research and scholarship associated with this institution.

Throughout their career, Lynn P. Rehm did not have publicly documented recent papers, frequent collaborators, or commonly associated publication venues based on the available data. Similarly, no specific fields of study, subfields, or research topics have been detailed in the accessible records related to their scholarly output.

No information is available about books published, awards received, or notable honors attributed to Lynn P. Rehm. The absence of identified research papers, topics, and coauthor networks limits the ability to outline particular themes or domains central to their work.

The data indicates that Lynn P. Rehm is deceased. Their academic contributions remain part of the institutional history of the University of Houston and reflect a professional record anchored to this affiliation.

Best Publications

A self-control model of depression

Lynn P. Rehm

829
Citations
A Cube Model for Competency Development: Implications for Psychology Educators and Regulators

Emil Rodolfa;Russ Bent;Elena Eisman;Paul Nelson

655
Citations
Social-cognitive and cognitive correlates of depression in children

Nadine J. Kaslow;Lynn P. Rehm;Alexander W. Siegel

510
Citations
Predicting depressive symptomatology: cognitive-behavioral models and postpartum depression.

Michael W. O'Hara;Lynn P. Rehm;Susan B. Campbell

453
Citations
Postpartum depression. A role for social network and life stress variables.

Michael W. O'Hara;Lynn P. Rehm;Susan B. Campbell

404
Citations
A Self-Control Behavior Therapy Program for Depression.

Carilyn Z. Fuchs;Lynn P. Rehm

315
Citations
Family interaction patterns and childhood depression.

David A. Cole;Lynn P. Rehm

300
Citations
On the AHCPR Depression in Primary Care guidelines: Further considerations for practitioners.

Ricardo F. Muñoz;Steven D. Hollon;Ellen McGrath;Lynn P. Rehm

219
Citations
Reduction of social anxiety through modification of self-reinforcement: An instigation therapy technique.

Unknown

207
Citations
A self-control behavior therapy program for depression.

Unknown

194
Citations
Attributional style and self-control behavior in depressed and nondepressed children and their parents.

Nadine J. Kaslow;Lynn P. Rehm;Stephen L. Pollack;Alexander W. Siegel

187
Citations
Item characteristics of the hamilton rating scale for depression

Lynn P. Rehm;Michael W. O'Hara

179
Citations
Empirically Supported Treatments: Implications for Training

Karen S. Calhoun;Karla Moras;Paul A. Pilkonis;Lynn P. Rehm

175
Citations
Depressive Affect: A Test of Behavioral Hypotheses.

Albert E. Wener;Lynn P. Rehm

165
Citations
Relationships among self-monitoring processes, memory, and depression

David Roth;Lynn P. Rehm

150
Citations
A comparison of self-control and assertion skills treatment of depression

Lynn P. Rehm;Carilyn Z. Fuchs;David M. Roth;Sander J. Kornblith

148
Citations
The empirical status of melancholia: implications for psychology.

Adam M. Leventhal;Lynn P. Rehm

146
Citations
The contribution of self-reinforcement training and behavioral assignments to the efficacy of self-control therapy for depression

Sander J. Kornblith;Lynn P. Rehm;Michael W. O'Hara;Danuta M. Lamparski

134
Citations
Behavior therapy for depression : present status and future directions

Lynn P. Rehm

128
Citations
International Association of Applied Psychology

Lynn P. Rehm

128
Citations
Response to treatments for depression: The role of initial status on targeted cognitive and behavioral skills

Stephanie S. Rude;Lynn P. Rehm

127
Citations
On the AHCPR depression in primary care guidelines. Further considerations for practitioners. Agency for Health Care Policy and Research.AHCPR.

Muñoz Rf;Hollon Sd;McGrath E;Rehm Lp

4
Citations

Frequent Co-Authors

Michael W. O'Hara University of Iowa

Susan B. Campbell University of Pittsburgh

Nadine J. Kaslow Emory University

Steven D. Hollon Vanderbilt University

Ricardo F. Muñoz Palo Alto University

Alice S. Carter University of Massachusetts Boston

Adam M. Leventhal University of Southern California

Karen S. Calhoun University of Georgia

John R. Hughes University of Vermont

David A. Cole Vanderbilt University

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