Mordecai Kaffman
Biographic Data
| ID | 145107 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mordecai Kaffman |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mordecai |
| FAMILY NAME | Kaffman |
| SIGNATURE | KAFFMAN M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Kibbutzim College of Education, Technology and the Arts |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1965 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Brief therapy in the Israeli kibbutz
Kibbutz youth
Divorce in the kibbutz
Divorce in the Kibbutz
Divorce in the kibbutz
Factors influencing the severity of childhood bereavement reactions
As part of a longitudinal study of 25 preadolescent kibbutz children who lost their fathers during the October War of 1973, child, family, and circumstantial variables were examined in an effort to assess their relative contribution to the intense emotional disturbance exhibited by half of the group. Findings suggest that pretraumatic family and environmental factors are significant determinants of the duration and severity of bereavement
Sexual standards and behavior of the kibbutz adolescent
This paper explores the effects of the past decade's "sexual revolution" on adolescents in the kibbutz. Greater sexual freedom, within the context of a stable and affective relationship, is increasingly finding acceptance among kibbutz youth and their elders. The change in adolescent sexual standards is discussed in relation to broader social and philosophical changes in adult society in general, and kibbutz ideology in particular
Birth Order in Child-Psychiatric Referrals and Kibbutz Family Structure
Characteristics of the emotional pathology of the Kibbutz child
Over the past twenty years, the author has had the opportunity to study the developmental patterns as well as the incidence and nature of emotional disorders exhibited by the kibbutz child population. Kibbutz children and youth do not reveal any specific personality type, developmental deviations, or distinctive psychiatric syndromes. The author has not found a single case of non-organic early childhood psychosis among 3,000 kibbutz emotionally d…
A comparison of psychopathology
The Kibbutz nontraditional system of upbringing has been carried out for about half a century without objective findings of specific pathogenicity at any age range. In the present study the author has investigated the comparative psychiatric diagnostic distribution, characteristics and intensity of emotional pathology in two groups of seriously disturbed Kibbutz and urban children referred for diagnosis and treatment at two outpatient child clini…
A comparison of psychopathology
The Kibbutz nontraditional system of upbringing has been carried out for about half a century without objective findings of specific pathogenicity at any age range. In the present study the author has investigated the comparative psychiatric diagnostic distribution, characteristics and intensity of emotional pathology in two groups of seriously disturbed Kibbutz and urban children referred for diagnosis and treatment at two outpatient child clini…
Characteristics of the emotional pathology of the Kibbutz child
Over the past twenty years, the author has had the opportunity to study the developmental patterns as well as the incidence and nature of emotional disorders exhibited by the kibbutz child population. Kibbutz children and youth do not reveal any specific personality type, developmental deviations, or distinctive psychiatric syndromes. The author has not found a single case of non-organic early childhood psychosis among 3,000 kibbutz emotionally d…
Birth Order in Child-Psychiatric Referrals and Kibbutz Family Structure
Sexual standards and behavior of the kibbutz adolescent
This paper explores the effects of the past decade's "sexual revolution" on adolescents in the kibbutz. Greater sexual freedom, within the context of a stable and affective relationship, is increasingly finding acceptance among kibbutz youth and their elders. The change in adolescent sexual standards is discussed in relation to broader social and philosophical changes in adult society in general, and kibbutz ideology in particular
Factors influencing the severity of childhood bereavement reactions
As part of a longitudinal study of 25 preadolescent kibbutz children who lost their fathers during the October War of 1973, child, family, and circumstantial variables were examined in an effort to assess their relative contribution to the intense emotional disturbance exhibited by half of the group. Findings suggest that pretraumatic family and environmental factors are significant determinants of the duration and severity of bereavement
Divorce in the kibbutz
Divorce in the Kibbutz
Divorce in the kibbutz
Kibbutz youth
Brief therapy in the Israeli kibbutz
Psychology (10 works) · Developmental psychology (8 works) · Medicine (6 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Clinical Psychology (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Geography (3 works) · Psychiatry (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Child Nutrition and Feeding Issues (2 works)