Hanita Kosher
Biographic Data
| ID | 4262146 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Hanita Kosher |
| GIVEN NAMES | Hanita |
| FAMILY NAME | Kosher |
| SIGNATURE | KOSHER H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Hebrew University of Jerusalem |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5115-3988 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 47 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 19 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Intrapersonal and interpersonal coping resources among children impacted by terrorism and war: The case of october 7
Minority Children in Residential Care: What Do Palestinian-Arab Children Think About Their Well-Being
This study explores the subjective well-being (SWB) of Palestinian-Arab children aged 9–13 in residential care in Israel. It focuses on how these children perceive their well-being in terms of their satisfaction with residential care and life in general. Eighty-two children completed self-report questionnaires. It was found that the participants’ satisfaction with their residential care facility was lower than their overall life satisfaction. Spe…
The role of friendships and peer groups in children exposed to mass trauma
Mass traumas, resulting from war and terrorist attacks, natural or human-made disasters, are rapidly escalating worldwide. Nevertheless, studies examining the implications of mass trauma on children are limited, particularly in terms of how it affects peer relations and friendships. This study focused on how the children's exposure to a massive terror attack and war influences their peer relations and friendships, and how these help them cope wit…
The association between children’s reported access to food and their subjective well-being: A cross-national perspective
Will I make It? children’s perspectives on socio-economic mobility
Children's participation in everyday life: An international overview
Much of the research on children's right to participation has focused on formal settings, with less attention given to everyday contexts. The current study explores the scope of children's participation in everyday life in the family, school and community. Based on a sample of 46 000 children from 32 countries, children's participation was found to vary across the different contexts. Moreover, the quality of the children's relationships with adul…
Children’s Subjective Well-Being During the Global Health Crisis of Covid-19: A Croos-Narional Comparison
The Relation Between Children's Participation in Their Daily life and Their Subjective Well-Being
Unheard voices of children on child abuse and neglect
Children in general, perceive physical abuse as the most severe type of child abuse. • Arab and Jewish children perceive child abuse and neglect differently. • Arab children perceived neglect as more severe than Jewish children. • Jewish respondents perceived physical and emotional abuse as more severe than Arab children. • There are no or only small differences in the children's perceptions of child abuse by religiosity, age and gender. Child ab…
Impairment in parent–child relations in the context of high-intensity parental dispute: Practitioners’ perceptions and experiences
Research with Children: Lessons Learned from the International Survey of Children’s Wellbeing
He’s just a baby”: Forensic interviewers’ experiences and perceptions of maltreated preschoolers’ participation in the criminal justice system
Social workers' perceptions of children's right to participation
Recent years have witnessed a growing worldwide recognition for the need to incorporate children's right to participate into the child welfare system. Yet studies show that most children in the welfare system do not feel that they are listened to or that their opinions are taken into account. This paper presents findings from a study conducted among 151 Israeli social workers, examining their perceptions on children's participation. The study exp…
Out-of-Home Care for Children at-Risk in Israel and in Spain: Current Lessons and Future Challenges
This article compares the out-of-home care (OOHC) systems for children at-risk in Spain and Israel. Both countries share a strong tradition of placing children at-risk mainly in large residential care settings rather than familial solutions, and both face the challenge of the deinstitutionalization of care, including the tendency to substitute family-based solutions for institutional care. This article follows the historical development and curre…
Young Children’s Perceptions of their Lives and Well-Being
What Children and Parents Think about Children’s Right to Participation
Recent years have witnessed an increase in the global commitment to children’s rights in general and their rights to self-determination and participation in particular. This has been firmly expressed in the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Children, which recognises the right of children to participate in decisions about their own lives. The present study examined perceptions and attitudes regarding the concept of children’s right to pa…
Religion and subjective well-being among children: A comparison of six religion groups
What children think about their rights and their well-being: A cross-national comparison
Recent years have brought a growing social and public commitment to the promotion of children's rights and children's well-being around the world, and these have become important goals of all those striving to improve children's lives. In spite of the intimate ideological connection between the concepts of children's rights and children's well-being, they have evolved separately both theoretically and empirically. In the current article, we prese…
Children's Rights, School Psychology, and Well-Being Assessments
Social workers' perceptions of children's right to participation
Recent years have witnessed a growing worldwide recognition for the need to incorporate children's right to participate into the child welfare system. Yet studies show that most children in the welfare system do not feel that they are listened to or that their opinions are taken into account. This paper presents findings from a study conducted among 151 Israeli social workers, examining their perceptions on children's participation. The study exp…
Children's Rights, School Psychology, and Well-Being Assessments
Research with Children: Lessons Learned from the International Survey of Children’s Wellbeing
Young Children’s Perceptions of their Lives and Well-Being
Religion and subjective well-being among children: A comparison of six religion groups
What Children and Parents Think about Children’s Right to Participation
Recent years have witnessed an increase in the global commitment to children’s rights in general and their rights to self-determination and participation in particular. This has been firmly expressed in the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Children, which recognises the right of children to participate in decisions about their own lives. The present study examined perceptions and attitudes regarding the concept of children’s right to pa…
Children's Rights, School Psychology, and Well-Being Assessments
Religion and subjective well-being among children: A comparison of six religion groups
What children think about their rights and their well-being: A cross-national comparison
Recent years have brought a growing social and public commitment to the promotion of children's rights and children's well-being around the world, and these have become important goals of all those striving to improve children's lives. In spite of the intimate ideological connection between the concepts of children's rights and children's well-being, they have evolved separately both theoretically and empirically. In the current article, we prese…
Out-of-Home Care for Children at-Risk in Israel and in Spain: Current Lessons and Future Challenges
This article compares the out-of-home care (OOHC) systems for children at-risk in Spain and Israel. Both countries share a strong tradition of placing children at-risk mainly in large residential care settings rather than familial solutions, and both face the challenge of the deinstitutionalization of care, including the tendency to substitute family-based solutions for institutional care. This article follows the historical development and curre…
Young Children’s Perceptions of their Lives and Well-Being
What Children and Parents Think about Children’s Right to Participation
Recent years have witnessed an increase in the global commitment to children’s rights in general and their rights to self-determination and participation in particular. This has been firmly expressed in the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Children, which recognises the right of children to participate in decisions about their own lives. The present study examined perceptions and attitudes regarding the concept of children’s right to pa…
Social workers' perceptions of children's right to participation
Recent years have witnessed a growing worldwide recognition for the need to incorporate children's right to participate into the child welfare system. Yet studies show that most children in the welfare system do not feel that they are listened to or that their opinions are taken into account. This paper presents findings from a study conducted among 151 Israeli social workers, examining their perceptions on children's participation. The study exp…
He’s just a baby”: Forensic interviewers’ experiences and perceptions of maltreated preschoolers’ participation in the criminal justice system
Research with Children: Lessons Learned from the International Survey of Children’s Wellbeing
Impairment in parent–child relations in the context of high-intensity parental dispute: Practitioners’ perceptions and experiences
The Relation Between Children's Participation in Their Daily life and Their Subjective Well-Being
Unheard voices of children on child abuse and neglect
Children in general, perceive physical abuse as the most severe type of child abuse. • Arab and Jewish children perceive child abuse and neglect differently. • Arab children perceived neglect as more severe than Jewish children. • Jewish respondents perceived physical and emotional abuse as more severe than Arab children. • There are no or only small differences in the children's perceptions of child abuse by religiosity, age and gender. Child ab…
Children's participation in everyday life: An international overview
Much of the research on children's right to participation has focused on formal settings, with less attention given to everyday contexts. The current study explores the scope of children's participation in everyday life in the family, school and community. Based on a sample of 46 000 children from 32 countries, children's participation was found to vary across the different contexts. Moreover, the quality of the children's relationships with adul…
Children’s Subjective Well-Being During the Global Health Crisis of Covid-19: A Croos-Narional Comparison
The association between children’s reported access to food and their subjective well-being: A cross-national perspective
Will I make It? children’s perspectives on socio-economic mobility
Intrapersonal and interpersonal coping resources among children impacted by terrorism and war: The case of october 7
Minority Children in Residential Care: What Do Palestinian-Arab Children Think About Their Well-Being
This study explores the subjective well-being (SWB) of Palestinian-Arab children aged 9–13 in residential care in Israel. It focuses on how these children perceive their well-being in terms of their satisfaction with residential care and life in general. Eighty-two children completed self-report questionnaires. It was found that the participants’ satisfaction with their residential care facility was lower than their overall life satisfaction. Spe…
The role of friendships and peer groups in children exposed to mass trauma
Mass traumas, resulting from war and terrorist attacks, natural or human-made disasters, are rapidly escalating worldwide. Nevertheless, studies examining the implications of mass trauma on children are limited, particularly in terms of how it affects peer relations and friendships. This study focused on how the children's exposure to a massive terror attack and war influences their peer relations and friendships, and how these help them cope wit…
Psychology (15 works) · Developmental psychology (11 works) · Political science (10 works) · Children's Rights and Participation (9 works) · Medicine (9 works) · Social Psychology (9 works) · Sociology (9 works) · Social Psychology (8 works) · Perception (7 works) · Child Welfare and Adoption (6 works)