Atalia Mosek
Biographic Data
| ID | 4100105 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Atalia Mosek |
| GIVEN NAMES | Atalia |
| FAMILY NAME | Mosek |
| SIGNATURE | MOSEK A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Tel Hai Academic College |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3033-1903 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 18 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1991 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Power together”
Disparity of power and authority in the relationship between parents and professionals has been shown to be a major challenge in creating a successful partnership in caring for children with disability. The goal of this article was to evaluate workshops attended by professionals and parents of children with disability by raising awareness to barriers related to incompatible expectations and role definitions. The research explored the experiences …
Creating Community Partnership as Foundation for Community Building
Expansion neighborhoods, built adjacent to kibbutz neighborhoods, are a new phenomenon in the rural peripheral regions of Israel. This article evaluates the process of building community partnerships, describes frictions created between residents of the expansion neighborhoods and kibbutz members, and defines challenges that need to be overcome in order to build an integrated community within the renewed kibbutz.Data collection was based on face-…
Developing Specific Self-Efficacy and Resilience as First Responders among Students of Social Work and Stress and Trauma Studies
This article addresses the challenging task of preparing baccalaureate social work students to master proficiency as first responders in stress and trauma situations. We begin with a brief description of the context, goals, admission procedure, structure, and process of a stress and trauma studies (STS) program. We then compare the development of resilience and general and specific self-efficacy among STS students and graduates, with parallel dev…
Baccalaureate Social Work Education
This article explores the components of the social work education curriculum and follows the process of socialization by focusing on the student's perspective, using comparative data collected from interviews with professors and field instructors as the context for interpreting the findings. This is a longitudinal case study of a 3-year bachelor of social work program in an Israeli academic college. A developmental perspective on the process of p…
The Role of Symbolic Resources in Coping with Immigration
The process of separation from one's homeland includes the loss of internal representations or symbolic resources, such as music, landscape, literature, and climate. These symbolic resources express one's ideas, identities, roles, and relations to each other, and contribute to the psychological reactions associated with one's adaptation to the new country. The present study examined the psychological adjustment of 395 new immigrants to Israel fro…
The self-concept of adolescent girls in non-relative versus kin foster care
This article examines the self-concept of adolescent girls in Israel as an indication of their relative well-being. It compares self-concept of girls cared for by kin with those cared for in non-related foster families. Self-concept was defined phenomenologically and measured using the Offer Self Image Questionnaire, OSIQ. Results indicate significant differences in psychological self-image, in social relations, sexual self-image and ability to a…
Well-being and parental contact of foster children in Israel
Cross-cultural comparison of attitudes of child welfare workers in New York and Israel
Creating Community Partnership as Foundation for Community Building
Expansion neighborhoods, built adjacent to kibbutz neighborhoods, are a new phenomenon in the rural peripheral regions of Israel. This article evaluates the process of building community partnerships, describes frictions created between residents of the expansion neighborhoods and kibbutz members, and defines challenges that need to be overcome in order to build an integrated community within the renewed kibbutz.Data collection was based on face-…
The Role of Symbolic Resources in Coping with Immigration
The process of separation from one's homeland includes the loss of internal representations or symbolic resources, such as music, landscape, literature, and climate. These symbolic resources express one's ideas, identities, roles, and relations to each other, and contribute to the psychological reactions associated with one's adaptation to the new country. The present study examined the psychological adjustment of 395 new immigrants to Israel fro…
The self-concept of adolescent girls in non-relative versus kin foster care
This article examines the self-concept of adolescent girls in Israel as an indication of their relative well-being. It compares self-concept of girls cared for by kin with those cared for in non-related foster families. Self-concept was defined phenomenologically and measured using the Offer Self Image Questionnaire, OSIQ. Results indicate significant differences in psychological self-image, in social relations, sexual self-image and ability to a…
Well-being and parental contact of foster children in Israel
Power together”
Disparity of power and authority in the relationship between parents and professionals has been shown to be a major challenge in creating a successful partnership in caring for children with disability. The goal of this article was to evaluate workshops attended by professionals and parents of children with disability by raising awareness to barriers related to incompatible expectations and role definitions. The research explored the experiences …
Developing Specific Self-Efficacy and Resilience as First Responders among Students of Social Work and Stress and Trauma Studies
This article addresses the challenging task of preparing baccalaureate social work students to master proficiency as first responders in stress and trauma situations. We begin with a brief description of the context, goals, admission procedure, structure, and process of a stress and trauma studies (STS) program. We then compare the development of resilience and general and specific self-efficacy among STS students and graduates, with parallel dev…
Cross-cultural comparison of attitudes of child welfare workers in New York and Israel
Well-being and parental contact of foster children in Israel
The self-concept of adolescent girls in non-relative versus kin foster care
This article examines the self-concept of adolescent girls in Israel as an indication of their relative well-being. It compares self-concept of girls cared for by kin with those cared for in non-related foster families. Self-concept was defined phenomenologically and measured using the Offer Self Image Questionnaire, OSIQ. Results indicate significant differences in psychological self-image, in social relations, sexual self-image and ability to a…
The Role of Symbolic Resources in Coping with Immigration
The process of separation from one's homeland includes the loss of internal representations or symbolic resources, such as music, landscape, literature, and climate. These symbolic resources express one's ideas, identities, roles, and relations to each other, and contribute to the psychological reactions associated with one's adaptation to the new country. The present study examined the psychological adjustment of 395 new immigrants to Israel fro…
Baccalaureate Social Work Education
This article explores the components of the social work education curriculum and follows the process of socialization by focusing on the student's perspective, using comparative data collected from interviews with professors and field instructors as the context for interpreting the findings. This is a longitudinal case study of a 3-year bachelor of social work program in an Israeli academic college. A developmental perspective on the process of p…
Developing Specific Self-Efficacy and Resilience as First Responders among Students of Social Work and Stress and Trauma Studies
This article addresses the challenging task of preparing baccalaureate social work students to master proficiency as first responders in stress and trauma situations. We begin with a brief description of the context, goals, admission procedure, structure, and process of a stress and trauma studies (STS) program. We then compare the development of resilience and general and specific self-efficacy among STS students and graduates, with parallel dev…
Creating Community Partnership as Foundation for Community Building
Expansion neighborhoods, built adjacent to kibbutz neighborhoods, are a new phenomenon in the rural peripheral regions of Israel. This article evaluates the process of building community partnerships, describes frictions created between residents of the expansion neighborhoods and kibbutz members, and defines challenges that need to be overcome in order to build an integrated community within the renewed kibbutz.Data collection was based on face-…
Power together”
Disparity of power and authority in the relationship between parents and professionals has been shown to be a major challenge in creating a successful partnership in caring for children with disability. The goal of this article was to evaluate workshops attended by professionals and parents of children with disability by raising awareness to barriers related to incompatible expectations and role definitions. The research explored the experiences …
Psychology (7 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Political science (5 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Social Work (4 works) · Social Work Education and Practice (4 works) · Child Welfare and Adoption (3 works) · Developmental psychology (3 works) · Economics (3 works)