Ronny Shtarkshall
Biographic Data
| ID | 3573620 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ronny Shtarkshall |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ronny |
| FAMILY NAME | Shtarkshall |
| SIGNATURE | SHTARKSHALL R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Hebrew University of Jerusalem |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 66 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1985 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Female Multiple Orgasm
Women's multiorgasmic capacity has long been mentioned in the human sexuality literature. However, due in part to the conceptual vagueness surrounding this phenomenon, few empirical studies have focused on this topic, and our scientific knowledge is currently limited. This exploratory research is mainly aimed at providing a much-needed assessment of the profiles of women reporting multiorgasmic experiences. For this study, 419 sexually diverse wo…
Are They Guilty Because of Their Gender
This paper explores whether sexual acts of varying degrees of misconduct/violence are judged differently depending on the gender of the actor and the subject. It presents pooled data from four countries regarding the actors and subjects involved in a range of sexual activities. In addition, the paper investigates whether the gender of the observer (study participant) influenced the assessment. Our sample consisted of 3416 students from the United…
Behavioral Surveillance of Knowledge About HIV/Aids Transmission and Perceived Need for Additional Knowledge in a National Sample of Young Israeli Men and Women Between 1993 and 2005
A socio-ecological analysis of Ethiopian immigrants’ interactions with the Israeli healthcare system and its policy and service implications
Necessary program and service modifications include that cultural mediation become an integral part of health personnel's training for healthcare delivery and a necessary criterion for good practices. We recommend that professionals from within the health system be trained to act as interpreters. Lastly, the integration of traditional healers into the allopathic health system should be considered. These modifications require a system-wide change …
What do women gain from volunteering? The experience of lay Arab and Jewish women volunteers in the Women for Women’s Health programme in Israel
Ambiguous feelings regarding women engaging in formal volunteering and concerns about their exploitation might explain the dearth of studies regarding the volunteering benefits specifically experienced by low socioeconomic status women. The current study examined benefits of volunteering among women participating in Women for Women's Health (WWH), a lay health volunteers (LHV) programme implemented in Jewish and Arab communities in Israel, and ai…
Sexual Milestones and Factors Associated with Coitus Initiation Among Israeli High School Students
Sex Education and Sexual Socialization
Migration and HIV prevention programmes
Technology Versus Responsibility
About 13,000 physicians from the former Soviet Union have found themselves in the saturated medical market in Israel as a result of the latest wave of immigration. This paper examines the gap in professional attitudes and practices between Israeli and Soviet MDs and the cognitive mechanisms employed by immigrant physicians in the process of adjustment to the new medical culture. The study draws on 25 semistructured interviews with recent (about t…
Sex education for emotionally disturbed adolescents
Radio and Family Planning in Israel
Ronny Shtarkshall, Eileen Basker; Radio and Family Planning in Israel: Letters to Broadcasters, Journal of Communication, Volume 35, Issue 2, 1 June 1985
Migration and HIV prevention programmes
Sex Education and Sexual Socialization
Technology Versus Responsibility
About 13,000 physicians from the former Soviet Union have found themselves in the saturated medical market in Israel as a result of the latest wave of immigration. This paper examines the gap in professional attitudes and practices between Israeli and Soviet MDs and the cognitive mechanisms employed by immigrant physicians in the process of adjustment to the new medical culture. The study draws on 25 semistructured interviews with recent (about t…
Sexual Milestones and Factors Associated with Coitus Initiation Among Israeli High School Students
Female Multiple Orgasm
Women's multiorgasmic capacity has long been mentioned in the human sexuality literature. However, due in part to the conceptual vagueness surrounding this phenomenon, few empirical studies have focused on this topic, and our scientific knowledge is currently limited. This exploratory research is mainly aimed at providing a much-needed assessment of the profiles of women reporting multiorgasmic experiences. For this study, 419 sexually diverse wo…
A socio-ecological analysis of Ethiopian immigrants’ interactions with the Israeli healthcare system and its policy and service implications
Necessary program and service modifications include that cultural mediation become an integral part of health personnel's training for healthcare delivery and a necessary criterion for good practices. We recommend that professionals from within the health system be trained to act as interpreters. Lastly, the integration of traditional healers into the allopathic health system should be considered. These modifications require a system-wide change …
Radio and Family Planning in Israel
Ronny Shtarkshall, Eileen Basker; Radio and Family Planning in Israel: Letters to Broadcasters, Journal of Communication, Volume 35, Issue 2, 1 June 1985
Sex education for emotionally disturbed adolescents
Technology Versus Responsibility
About 13,000 physicians from the former Soviet Union have found themselves in the saturated medical market in Israel as a result of the latest wave of immigration. This paper examines the gap in professional attitudes and practices between Israeli and Soviet MDs and the cognitive mechanisms employed by immigrant physicians in the process of adjustment to the new medical culture. The study draws on 25 semistructured interviews with recent (about t…
Migration and HIV prevention programmes
Sex Education and Sexual Socialization
A socio-ecological analysis of Ethiopian immigrants’ interactions with the Israeli healthcare system and its policy and service implications
Necessary program and service modifications include that cultural mediation become an integral part of health personnel's training for healthcare delivery and a necessary criterion for good practices. We recommend that professionals from within the health system be trained to act as interpreters. Lastly, the integration of traditional healers into the allopathic health system should be considered. These modifications require a system-wide change …
What do women gain from volunteering? The experience of lay Arab and Jewish women volunteers in the Women for Women’s Health programme in Israel
Ambiguous feelings regarding women engaging in formal volunteering and concerns about their exploitation might explain the dearth of studies regarding the volunteering benefits specifically experienced by low socioeconomic status women. The current study examined benefits of volunteering among women participating in Women for Women's Health (WWH), a lay health volunteers (LHV) programme implemented in Jewish and Arab communities in Israel, and ai…
Sexual Milestones and Factors Associated with Coitus Initiation Among Israeli High School Students
Behavioral Surveillance of Knowledge About HIV/Aids Transmission and Perceived Need for Additional Knowledge in a National Sample of Young Israeli Men and Women Between 1993 and 2005
Are They Guilty Because of Their Gender
This paper explores whether sexual acts of varying degrees of misconduct/violence are judged differently depending on the gender of the actor and the subject. It presents pooled data from four countries regarding the actors and subjects involved in a range of sexual activities. In addition, the paper investigates whether the gender of the observer (study participant) influenced the assessment. Our sample consisted of 3416 students from the United…
Female Multiple Orgasm
Women's multiorgasmic capacity has long been mentioned in the human sexuality literature. However, due in part to the conceptual vagueness surrounding this phenomenon, few empirical studies have focused on this topic, and our scientific knowledge is currently limited. This exploratory research is mainly aimed at providing a much-needed assessment of the profiles of women reporting multiorgasmic experiences. For this study, 419 sexually diverse wo…
Psychology (9 works) · Medicine (7 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health (4 works) · Clinical Psychology (4 works) · Immigration (4 works) · Nursing (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Population (4 works)