| Ident. | Authors (with country if any) | Title |
|---|
| 000110 |
Donald E. Greydanus [États-Unis] ; Elizabeth K. Hawver [États-Unis] ; Megan M. Greydanus [États-Unis] ; Joav Merrick [Israël, États-Unis] | Marijuana: Current Concepts† |
| 000138 |
Haim Omer [Israël] ; Sarit G. Steinmetz [Israël] ; Tal Carthy [Israël] ; Arist Von Schlippe [Allemagne] | The Anchoring Function: Parental Authority and the Parent‐Child Bond |
| 000200 |
Alean Al-Krenawi [Israël] ; John R. Graham [Canada] | The impact of political violence on psychosocial functioning of individuals and families: the case of palestinian adolescents |
| 000222 |
Eli Lebowitz [États-Unis] ; Dan Dolberger [Israël] ; Efi Nortov [Israël] ; Haim Omer [Israël] | Parent Training in Nonviolent Resistance for Adult Entitled Dependence |
| 000236 |
Rafi Nets-Zehngut [Israël] | Collective Self‐Healing Process: The Israeli Palestinian Case |
| 000341 |
Sandra Jj Kooij [Pays-Bas] ; Susanne Bejerot [Suède] ; Andrew Blackwell [Royaume-Uni] ; Herve Caci [France] ; Miquel Casas-Brugué [Espagne] ; Pieter J. Carpentier [Pays-Bas] ; Dan Edvinsson [Suède] ; John Fayyad [Liban] ; Karin Foeken [France] ; Michael Fitzgerald [Irlande (pays)] ; Veronique Gaillac [France] ; Ylva Ginsberg [Suède] ; Chantal Henry [France] ; Johanna Krause [Allemagne] ; Michael B. Lensing [Norvège] ; Iris Manor [Israël] ; Helmut Niederhofer [Italie] ; Carlos Nunes-Filipe [Portugal] ; Martin D. Ohlmeier [Allemagne] ; Pierre Oswald [Belgique] ; Stefano Pallanti [Italie] ; Artemios Pehlivanidis [Grèce] ; Josep A. Ramos-Quiroga [Espagne] ; Maria Rastam [Suède] ; Doris Ryffel-Rawak [Suisse] ; Steven Stes [Belgique] ; Philip Asherson [Royaume-Uni] | European consensus statement on diagnosis and treatment of adult ADHD: The European Network Adult ADHD |
| 000458 |
Marsha Kaitz [Israël] ; Mindy Levy ; Richard Ebstein ; Stephen V. Faraone ; David Mankuta | The intergenerational effects of trauma from terror: A real possibility |
| 000502 |
Nicolin Datz [Allemagne] ; Marianna Rachmiel [Israël] | Highlights of the 34th annual ISPAD meeting, 13–16 August 2008, Durban, South Africa |
| 000570 |
Ilanit Gordon [Israël] ; Ruth Feldman [Israël] | Synchrony in the Triad: A Microlevel Process Model of Coparenting and Parent‐Child Interactions |
| 000581 |
Tali Heiman [Israël] ; Lana C. Zinck ; Nancy L. Heath [Canada] | Parents and Youth With Learning Disabilities |
| 000609 |
Ana Soledade Graeff-Martins [Brésil] ; Martine F. Flament [Canada] ; John Fayyad [Liban] ; Sam Tyano [Israël] ; Peter Jensen [États-Unis] ; Luis Augusto Rohde [Brésil] | Diffusion of efficacious interventions for children and adolescents with mental health problems |
| 000618 |
Ruth Sharabany [Israël] ; Yohanan Eshel [Israël] ; Caesar Hakim [Israël] | Boyfriend, girlfriend in a traditional society: Parenting styles and development of intimate friendships among Arabs in school |
| 000674 |
John R. Graham [Canada] ; Alean Al-Krenawi [Israël] ; Sara Zaidi [Pakistan] | Social work in Pakistan |
| 000687 |
Ruth Feldman [Israël] | Parent–infant synchrony and the construction of shared timing; physiological precursors, developmental outcomes, and risk conditions |
| 000706 |
Benny A. Benjamin [Israël] | Counseling Psychology in Israel: A Virtual Specialty in Transition |
| 000948 |
Dan Bar-On [Israël] ; Fatma Kassem | Storytelling as a Way to Work Through Intractable Conflicts: The German‐Jewish Experience and Its Relevance to the Palestinian‐Israeli Context |
| 000990 |
O. Hochwald [Israël] ; R. Shaoul [Israël] | Crossed fused ectopic left kidney |
| 000991 |
Alean Al-Krenawi [Israël] ; John R. Graham [Canada] ; Yasmin Z. Dean [Canada] ; Nada Eltaiba [Jordanie] | Cross-National Study of Attitudes Towards Seeking Professional Help: Jordan, United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Arabs in Israel |
| 000A21 |
Ayala Malach Pines [Israël] ; Renato Nunes | the relationship between career and couple burnout: Implications for career and couple counseling |
| 000A26 |
Marianne Amir [Israël] ; Rachel Lev-Wiesel [Israël] | Time does not heal all wounds: Quality of life and psychological distress of people who survived the Holocaust as children 55 years later |
| 000A51 |
Ruth Landau [Israël] ; Rujla Osmo [Israël] | Professional and personal hierarchies of ethical principles |
| 000A59 |
Ayala Malach Pines [Israël] | Occupational burnout a crosscultural Israeli JewishArab perspective and its implications for career counselling |
| 000A66 |
Yariv Tsfati [Israël] | Media Skepticism and Climate of Opinion Perception |
| 000B14 |
Khawla Abu Baker [Israël] | Marital problems among Arab families: Between cultural and family therapy interventions |
| 000B87 |
Zvi Eisikovits [Israël] ; Zeev Winstok | Reconstructing Intimate Violence: The Structure and Content of Recollections of Violent Events |
| 000D02 |
Dorit Roer-Strier ; Miriam K. Rosenthal [Israël] | Socialization in Changing Cultural Contexts: A Search for Images of the “Adaptive Adult” |
| 000D33 |
Dorit Roer-Strier [Israël] | Reducing risk for children in changing cultural contexts: recommendations for intervention and training |
| 000D65 |
Marianne Amir [Israël] ; Rachel Lev-Wiesel [Israël] | Does everyone have a name? Psychological distress and quality of life among child Holocaust survivors with lost identity |
| 000E50 |
Rachel Lev-Wiesel [Israël] ; Marianne Amir | Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Symptoms, Psychological Distress, Personal Resources, and Quality of Life in Four Groups of Holocaust Child Survivors |
| 000E67 |
Noah Lewin-Epstein [Israël] ; Haya Stier ; Michael Braun ; Bettina Langfeldt | Family Policy and Public Attitudes in Germany and Israel |
| 000F25 |
Dorit Roer-Strier [Israël] ; Orly Olshtain-Mann [Israël] | To See and Not be Seen: Latin American Illegal Foreign Workers in Jerusalem |
| 000F36 |
Azy Barak [Israël] | Psychological applications on the internet: A discipline on the threshold of a new millennium |
| 000F75 |
Alean Al-Krenawi [Israël] ; Rachel Wiesel-Lev [Israël] | Attitudes toward and Perceived Psychosocial Impact of Female Circumcision as Practiced among the Bedouin‐Arabs of the Negev |
| 000F91 |
O. Benjamin [Israël] ; O. Sullivan [Israël] | Relational resources, gender consciousness and possibilities of change in marital relationships |
| 001108 |
Liat Kulik [Israël] | Anticipated dependence: A determinant in an integrative model of power relations among elderly couples |
| 001114 |
Orna Cohen [Israël] ; Rivka Savaya [Israël] | “Broken Glass”: The Divorced Woman in Moslem Arab Society in Israel |
| 001136 |
Dorit Roer-Strier [Israël] | In the Mind of the Beholder: Evaluation of Coping Styles of Immigrant Parents |
| 001185 |
Orna Cohen [Israël] | The personal well-being of single-parent family heads rearing their children by themselves: A comparative study |
| 001200 |
Talma Kushnir [Israël] ; Ruth Malkinson [Israël] ; Riva Kasan [Israël] | Reducing work/home conflicts in employed couples: A proposed program to balance job and family demands |
| 001308 |
Darylle Levenbach [Israël] ; Bernice Lewak [Israël] | Immigration: going home or going to pieces |
| 001336 |
S. A. Sharlin [Israël] ; M. Shamai | Intervention with families in extreme distress (FED) |
| 001345 |
Ofra Anson [Israël] | The Janus report on sexual behavior |
| 001480 |
Onno Van Der Hart [Pays-Bas] ; Eliezer Witztum [Israël] ; Barbara Friedman [États-Unis] | From hysterical psychosis to Reactive Dissociative Psychosis |
| 001646 |
Malka Margalit ; Katrina Almougy [Israël] | Classroom Behavior and Family Climate in Students with Learning Disabilities and Hyperactive Behavior |
| 001716 |
Gerald Caplan [Israël] | Loss, stress, and mental health |
| 001898 |
Michael Gropper [Israël] | Family medicine and psychosocial knowledge: How many hats can the family doctor wear? |
| 001983 |
Edna Aphek ; Yishai Tobin [Israël] | The Agnonian Text as a System of Systems |
| 001A44 |
Shmuel Shulman [Israël, Royaume-Uni] ; Malka Margalit [Israël] | Suicidal behavior at school: a systemic perspective |
| 001B75 |
Claire Rabin [Israël] | Towards the Use and Development of Games for Social Work Practice |
| 001C04 |
Arye Perlberg [Israël] | When professors confront themselves: Towards a theoretical conceptualization of video self-confrontation in higher education |
