Benjamin Maoz
Biographic Data
| ID | 3657005 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Benjamin Maoz |
| GIVEN NAMES | Benjamin |
| FAMILY NAME | Maoz |
| SIGNATURE | MAOZ B |
| AFFILIATIONS | Soroka Medical Center |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 34 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1977 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Narrative Approach, Medicine and Psychotherapy
The roles of storytelling in medicine and clinical psychology are briefly outlined
Doctors' narratives in Balint groups
There is a limited place today for narratives in traditional medicine. However, the Balint group is a legitimate forum providing doctors to unconditionally engage in discussing patients' stories within a secure and safe environment. This paper examines the importance of doctors' narratives in Balint groups and describes how insightful listening may help them move from a mainly biomedical mode to a narrative one, in order to change and repair thei…
The healing significance of the Negev's Bedouin Dervish
Familial and cultural issues in the brief strategic treatment of Israeli Bedouins.
Coping with Recent Life Events: The Interplay of Personal and Collective Resources
The importance of personal and collective resources in coping with recent life events was studied among 230 kibbutz members. The sense of coherence, a global life orientation that detects the ability to avoid stressors and to choose appropriate coping strategies and resources, represented personal resources. Collective resources, embedded in the social system to which one belongs, were measured by membership in a religious kibbutz, the kibbutz be…
Life events, sense of coherence and health: Gender differences on the kibbutz
Recent Life Events, Religiosity, and Health: An Individual or Collective Effect
While recent life events (RLE) cause ill health and psychological distress, religiosity is positively associated with health. The adverse effect of RLE on health is usually explained in terms of stress theory; the positive religiosity-health association is explained by the nature of the religious network, or by the effect of religiosity on the internal environment of the individual. Using data collected from a sample (n = 230) of two Israeli kibb…
Sexual Dysfunction Associated with Hyperprolactinemia in Males and Females Undergoing Hemodialysis
Fifty-nine uremic patients (38 males and 21 females) maintained on chronic hemodialysis (CHD) served as the subjects in a study of the relationship between sexual dysfunction and serum prolactin levels (SPL). Sexual desire and activity were evaluated by a self-report sexual function rating scale (SFRS). About half the population of this study reported sexual dysfunction. Males and females reporting disturbance of sexual function had significantly…
Mental hospital experience, classroom instruction and change in conceptions and attitudes towards mental illness
Changes in conceptions and attitudes towards mental illness and the mentally ill were investigated in Israel. Questionnaires were presented to 69 student nurses, assessing stereotyped image, authoritarianism, social restrictiveness, benevolence, mental hygiene ideology and interpersonal aetiology before and after psychiatric affiliation in two kinds of mental hospitals, or before and after classroom instruction only. The findings lend cultural ge…
Adjustment and war bereavement–Some considerations
Forty‐seven parents from 25 families who had lost a son in the War of Attrition of 1969–1970 were interviewed in the course of this study. The interviews teok place 2–3 years after the bereavement. The purpose of the study was an assessment of personal adjustment of bereaved parents, and an examination of background and behavioural characteristics which might differentiate between parents making a better and less good adjustment to the loss of a …
Life events, sense of coherence and health: Gender differences on the kibbutz
The healing significance of the Negev's Bedouin Dervish
Recent Life Events, Religiosity, and Health: An Individual or Collective Effect
While recent life events (RLE) cause ill health and psychological distress, religiosity is positively associated with health. The adverse effect of RLE on health is usually explained in terms of stress theory; the positive religiosity-health association is explained by the nature of the religious network, or by the effect of religiosity on the internal environment of the individual. Using data collected from a sample (n = 230) of two Israeli kibb…
Mental hospital experience, classroom instruction and change in conceptions and attitudes towards mental illness
Changes in conceptions and attitudes towards mental illness and the mentally ill were investigated in Israel. Questionnaires were presented to 69 student nurses, assessing stereotyped image, authoritarianism, social restrictiveness, benevolence, mental hygiene ideology and interpersonal aetiology before and after psychiatric affiliation in two kinds of mental hospitals, or before and after classroom instruction only. The findings lend cultural ge…
Doctors' narratives in Balint groups
There is a limited place today for narratives in traditional medicine. However, the Balint group is a legitimate forum providing doctors to unconditionally engage in discussing patients' stories within a secure and safe environment. This paper examines the importance of doctors' narratives in Balint groups and describes how insightful listening may help them move from a mainly biomedical mode to a narrative one, in order to change and repair thei…
Adjustment and war bereavement–Some considerations
Forty‐seven parents from 25 families who had lost a son in the War of Attrition of 1969–1970 were interviewed in the course of this study. The interviews teok place 2–3 years after the bereavement. The purpose of the study was an assessment of personal adjustment of bereaved parents, and an examination of background and behavioural characteristics which might differentiate between parents making a better and less good adjustment to the loss of a …
Mental hospital experience, classroom instruction and change in conceptions and attitudes towards mental illness
Changes in conceptions and attitudes towards mental illness and the mentally ill were investigated in Israel. Questionnaires were presented to 69 student nurses, assessing stereotyped image, authoritarianism, social restrictiveness, benevolence, mental hygiene ideology and interpersonal aetiology before and after psychiatric affiliation in two kinds of mental hospitals, or before and after classroom instruction only. The findings lend cultural ge…
Sexual Dysfunction Associated with Hyperprolactinemia in Males and Females Undergoing Hemodialysis
Fifty-nine uremic patients (38 males and 21 females) maintained on chronic hemodialysis (CHD) served as the subjects in a study of the relationship between sexual dysfunction and serum prolactin levels (SPL). Sexual desire and activity were evaluated by a self-report sexual function rating scale (SFRS). About half the population of this study reported sexual dysfunction. Males and females reporting disturbance of sexual function had significantly…
Recent Life Events, Religiosity, and Health: An Individual or Collective Effect
While recent life events (RLE) cause ill health and psychological distress, religiosity is positively associated with health. The adverse effect of RLE on health is usually explained in terms of stress theory; the positive religiosity-health association is explained by the nature of the religious network, or by the effect of religiosity on the internal environment of the individual. Using data collected from a sample (n = 230) of two Israeli kibb…
Life events, sense of coherence and health: Gender differences on the kibbutz
Coping with Recent Life Events: The Interplay of Personal and Collective Resources
The importance of personal and collective resources in coping with recent life events was studied among 230 kibbutz members. The sense of coherence, a global life orientation that detects the ability to avoid stressors and to choose appropriate coping strategies and resources, represented personal resources. Collective resources, embedded in the social system to which one belongs, were measured by membership in a religious kibbutz, the kibbutz be…
Familial and cultural issues in the brief strategic treatment of Israeli Bedouins.
The healing significance of the Negev's Bedouin Dervish
Narrative Approach, Medicine and Psychotherapy
The roles of storytelling in medicine and clinical psychology are briefly outlined
Doctors' narratives in Balint groups
There is a limited place today for narratives in traditional medicine. However, the Balint group is a legitimate forum providing doctors to unconditionally engage in discussing patients' stories within a secure and safe environment. This paper examines the importance of doctors' narratives in Balint groups and describes how insightful listening may help them move from a mainly biomedical mode to a narrative one, in order to change and repair thei…
Psychology (7 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Medicine (5 works) · Clinical Psychology (4 works) · Clinical Psychology (3 works) · Religion, Spirituality, and Psychology (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Coping (psychology (2 works) · Distress (2 works)