Karl Andrew Pillemer

Professor
Psychology · CHE

Karl Andrew Pillemer serves as Professor in Psychology at Cornell University.

379 publications
17,181 citations
70 h-index
Social Sciences
Top Papers (2)
2016-03-18 · The Gerontologist · Demography
Elder Abuse: Global Situation, Risk Factors, and Prevention Strategies
Karl PillemerProfessor, Psychology · CHE
159.7x expected for field · 770 citations
2015-11-11 · New England Journal of Medicine · Demography
Elder Abuse
Karl PillemerProfessor, Psychology · CHE
96.0x expected for field · 446 citations
Recent Papers (17)
2026-07-10 · The Gerontologist · Neuropsychology and Physiological Psychology
Successful Aging Is Environmentally Friendly Aging: A Lifespan Perspective of Successful Aging in the Context of Climate Change
Karl PillemerProfessor, Psychology · CHE
2026-06-20 · Innovation in Aging · Health, Toxicology and Mutagenesis
A Research Agenda for Aging and Climate Change: Recommendations from a Research-to-Practice Consensus Workshop
Karl PillemerProfessor, Psychology · CHE
Nancy M WellsProfessor, Human Centered Design · CHE
2026-04-01 · Journal of the American Geriatrics Society · Demography
Primary Care Utilization Among Legally Adjudicated Elder Mistreatment Cases in Comparison to Other Older Adults
Karl PillemerProfessor, Psychology · CHE
2026-02-28 · Journal of Aging Studies · Neuropsychology and Physiological Psychology
Quality aging as an integrative concept in gerontology
Karl PillemerProfessor, Psychology · CHE
2026-01-09 · Journal of the American Geriatrics Society · General Health Professions
A Staff Intervention Targeting Resident‐to‐Resident Aggression in Assisted Living: A Cluster‐Randomized Trial
Karl PillemerProfessor, Psychology · CHE
2025-12-12 · The Gerontologist
Caregiving experiences and relationships among migrant care workers, older care recipients, and employer families: a scoping review
Karl PillemerProfessor, Psychology · CHE
2025-12-04 · BMC Geriatrics
The pain identification and communication toolkit: a training program to support family caregivers of persons with ADRD
Karl PillemerProfessor, Psychology · CHE
2025-12-01 · Innovation in Aging · Demography
Motivations of Older Climate Change Activists: Five Major Pathways to Engagement
Karl PillemerProfessor, Psychology · CHE
2025-12-01 · Innovation in Aging · Demography
Predisposing Factors and Acute Precipitants for Race/Ethnicity-Related Resident-to-Resident Aggression
Karl PillemerProfessor, Psychology · CHE
2025-12-01 · Innovation in Aging · Demography
Enhancing Intergenerational Programs: Older Adults’ Perspectives on Challenges and Opportunities
Rana Sagah ZadehProf Assoc, Human Centered Design · CHE
Karl PillemerProfessor, Psychology · CHE
2025-12-01 · Innovation in Aging · Demography
Enhancing Intergenerational Programs: Older Adults’ Perspectives on Challenges and Opportunities
Rana Sagah ZadehProf Assoc, Human Centered Design · CHE
Karl PillemerProfessor, Psychology · CHE
2025-12-01 · Innovation in Aging · Anesthesiology and Pain Medicine
Impact of Chronic Pain on Caregiving Tasks for Dementia Family Caregivers
Karl PillemerProfessor, Psychology · CHE
2025-12-01 · Innovation in Aging · Demography
Prevalence and Risk Factors of Resident to Staff Aggression in Long Term Care Facilities in Hong Kong
Karl PillemerProfessor, Psychology · CHE
2025-12-01 · Innovation in Aging · Demography
Motivational Interviewing vs Case Management for Elder Abuse Intervention: A Comparison Study
Karl PillemerProfessor, Psychology · CHE
2025-11-05 · Frontiers in Pain Research · Anesthesiology and Pain Medicine
Pain-attributed care task difficulty among dementia caregivers with chronic pain
Karl PillemerProfessor, Psychology · CHE
2025-10-23 · Journal of Environmental Psychology · General Health Professions
Living environment and resident-to-resident aggression in long-term residential care facilities
Karl PillemerProfessor, Psychology · CHE
2025-10-05 · International Psychogeriatrics · Health, Toxicology and Mutagenesis
Why ethical research on aging in the context of climate change must address social susceptibilities and assets
Karl PillemerProfessor, Psychology · CHE