Journal of psychology and Judaism

livello	record di livello più alto
tipologia	periodico
luogo pubblicazione	New York
editore	Human Sciences Press.
note	Irregolare. - I numeri da Fall 1976 a Fall 1977 sono pubblicati: Ottawa : Center for the study of Psychology and Judaism. - Posseduto: 1976-2000.
descrizione fisica	Journal of psychology and Judaism
stato del documento	edited
comprende	Becoming Visible : Jewish Senior Volunteers Bruno Bettelheim and the Chazon Ish : Toward a New Jewish Psychotherapy The Chicken Soup Group : Peer Supervision for Orthodox Jewish Therapists Treating Orthodox Jewish Clients Community Programming for the Jewish Elderly : Perspectives from the Eighties and a Mandate for the Nineties Contenporary Perceptions of Work and Occupations Among Israeli Students : Are there Gender Differences? Continuity, Context, and Change : Towards an Interpretation of Teshuvah Creative Pseudo-Reality as a Defensive Factor in Jewish Wit : a Dialectical Perspective Does Religiosity Predict Attitudes Toward Psychotherapy? Emotion in Childbirth Exploring Conflict Culture in the Family : Consistency and Continuity of Conflict during Family Meal Discourse Family Environment as a Function of Religious Observance in American Jews Family-Centered Day Care for the Elderly : A New Model of Day Care in the Community The Fatalism of Aher The Fifth Commandament and Orthodox Jews in Psychotherapy : Interventions, Transference and Countertransference Freud, Oedipus and the Hebrew Bible The Genre of Comedy and Psychology's Need to Return to Nature : the Ancient Wisdom of Judaism The Golden Calf in the Collective Unconscious : Jungian Themes in Jewish Teshuvah Grandparenthood : Multicultural Perspectives Halachic Judaism's Influence on the Practice of Psychotherapy Harvesting One's Life Work Hasidic Healing and Helping Impact of Summer Trip to Israel on the Self-Esteem of Jewish Adolescents Interpreting Dreams : Joseph, Freud and the Judaic Tradition Is There a Cognitive Basis for Religious Belief? Jacob's Blessing and the Curse of Oedipus : Sibling Rivalry and Its Resolution Jewish Identity, Hostility Toward Germany, and Knowledge About the Holocaust in the United States and Germany Jewish Origins of Freud's Interpretations of Dreams Jonah versus Narcissus : a Biblical Approach to Suicide Prevention Joshua : The Underestimated Leader: The Use of Psychology in the Book of Joshua Kabbalah : A Developmental Psychological Model Kevorkianism-Judaic and Logotherapeutic Reactions Life Orientation and Work Attitudes of Israeli Males Who Make Atypical Career Choices Living Amidst the Ashes of the Holocaust : A Commentary on Jonathan Kaufman's A Hole in the Heart of the World-the Jewish Experience in Eastern Europe After World War II Maimonides, and Freud, on self-destructiveness Metapsychological Dimensions of Religious Suffering : A New Domain of Common Ground Between Halakhic Judaism and Psychoanalysis The Moral Dimension in Non Event Transition : Israeli Expatriates in Canada as Separate and Connected Critics of Self and Others Mordechai Rotenberg's Dia-logo Therapy : A New Approach to Dialogical Psychotherapy Moses and Oedipus : Psychological Perspectives on Their Life Stories Mothers of Martyrs : A Palestinian Institution with Judaeo-Islamic Roots Non-Normative Systemic Therapy in a Case of Intergenerational Enmeshment The Observant Jewish Victim of Spouse Abuse : Dynamics and Countertransference issues On Shylock and Shakespeare : an Empathic Failure in the 16th Century Peace in the Home? The Response of Rabbis to Wife Abuse Within American Jewish Congregations (Part 2) Peace in the Home? The Response of Rabbis to Wife Abuse Within American Jewish Congregations (Part 1) Personality, Mythology and Religion The Personality of R' Nahman of Bratslav : Comparing Dream Content Analysis and Biography Philosophical Counseling and Humanistic Psychoterapy Portrait of Promise : Moses and the Journey to Consciousness Proposal for Centers for the Study of Biblical Psychotherapy A Psychology of Hope : A Biblical Antidote to Greek Tragedy and Suicide, Part 1 of 2 A Psychology of Hope : A Biblical Antidote to Greek Tragedy and Suicide, Part 2 of 2 Psychotherapy : Its Relation to Biblical and Rabbinic Judaism Case No.1 : Termination of Treatment Case No.2 : Voluntary Active Euthanasia-Assisted Suicide. Case No. 3 : The Role of Pain and Suffering in Decision Making Does Religiosity Predict Attitudes Toward Psychotherapy? Religion, Psychotherapy and the Body-Soul Relationship Review Essay- Moral Transgressions by Victims During Catastrophes : a Holocaust Tale The Significance of Dreams : The Interaction of Judaism and Gestalt in Therapy Sour Grapes : Transgenerational Family Pathology in the Hebrew Bible A Study of Jewish Identity Development and Its Relationship to Self-Esteem The Suicide-Preventing Structure of the Hebrew Family : Isaac and Ruth Three Failed Dialogues from the Biblical World To Be or Not to Be? The Question of Suicide Toward a Hebraic Psychotherapy-Part 3 Where Have All the Critics Gone? Moral Psychology and the Question of Selective Resistance to War : From Vietnam, to an Israeli Vietnam, to the Intifada