Talia Meital Schwartz Tayri
Biographic Data
| ID | 4264252 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Talia Meital Schwartz Tayri |
| GIVEN NAMES | Talia Meital Schwartz |
| FAMILY NAME | Tayri |
| SIGNATURE | TAYRI T M S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ben-Gurion University of the Negev |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8073-2775 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 27 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Explaining social workers’ policy practice in Germany and Switzerland
Social workers are increasingly recognised as policy actors; however, empirical evidence on the factors shaping their policy practice (PP) remains limited. Drawing on the Policy Engagement Conceptual Framework developed by Gal and Weiss-Gal, this quantitative study examined the motivational and facilitating determinants of PP among social workers in Germany and Switzerland. Data derive from a cross-sectional survey conducted in autumn 2023 with 3…
The Role of Supervision in Enhancing Social Workers’ Professional Resilience
This study examines how supervision enhances social workers' professional resilience, as reflected in their job satisfaction. Drawing on Herzberg's two-factor theory and a professional resilience framework, authors surveyed 2,542 licensed social workers in Israel to elucidate the mechanisms by which high-quality supervision impacts job satisfaction. Path analysis revealed that supervision had significant direct and indirect effects on job satisfa…
The engagement in policy practice of social workers in Germany and Switzerland—A comparative study
This article presents the results of a cross-sectional quantitative study that, for the first time, examined the engagement of social workers in policy practice (PP) in Germany (n = 1,917) and Switzerland (n = 1,770). The study focused on the following research questions: To what extent do social workers in Germany and Switzerland differ in their (1) identification with political social work, (2) PP engagement, (3) PP skills, (4) received PP trai…
Role expectations among mentors for care leavers
The goal of the present study was to examine the role expectations of mentors for care leavers and the factors associated with these expectations-namely, hope, coping strategies, and anticipated closeness with the mentee. The sample included 133 mentors at the beginning of the mentoring relationship. The findings showed that mentors who exhibited higher levels of hope and utilized problem-focused coping strategies were significantly more likely t…
Children and young people’s participation in child protection
Positive cascades effect in care leavers resilience processes
The contribution of replicated follow-up studies to improving transitional housing programs for youths aging out of care in Israel
Intrinsic Job Quality Attributes and Perceived Stress Amongst Social Workers
Social work is a highly stressful occupation, its practice requiring coping with complex situations integral to serving the most deprived populations. Professionals in this field experience varying degrees of secondary trauma, burnout and psychological distress imperiling their own well-being. This study uses the newest framework of intrinsic job attributes to examine a multidimensional model of intrinsic job quality constructs to explain perceiv…
On the Frontlines
The crisis created by the spread of COVID-19 brought increasing needs and referrals to social welfare services in many countries. However, at the same time, social services suffered from staff cutbacks and service closures, resulting in significant workload increases to address the hardships associated with the pandemic. This article investigates the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Israeli social workers' well-being, using a mixed-methods desi…
Subjective Poverty, Material Deprivation Indices and Psychological Distress Among Young Adults
Future Expectations of Adolescents
This study investigates the association between mentoring and future expectations of youth in residential placements in Israel, and how family engagement during care and sense of belonging mediate this relationship. The participants included 213 adolescents (16-19 years old). Structural equation modeling revealed that mentoring contributed to the youths' future expectations indirectly via family engagement in care, sense of belonging, and the cha…
Social workers’ policy practice in Israel
Social work is strongly committed to furthering social justice, among others, by incorporating efforts to influence policies into social work practice. However, there is little empirical data on if, and how, social workers seek to impact social policy as an integral part of their job. This article explores the policy-related activities which Israeli social workers engage in as part of their job. The sample consisted of 621 social workers: 300 dir…
Social workers’ policy practice in Israel
Social work is strongly committed to furthering social justice, among others, by incorporating efforts to influence policies into social work practice. However, there is little empirical data on if, and how, social workers seek to impact social policy as an integral part of their job. This article explores the policy-related activities which Israeli social workers engage in as part of their job. The sample consisted of 621 social workers: 300 dir…
On the Frontlines
The crisis created by the spread of COVID-19 brought increasing needs and referrals to social welfare services in many countries. However, at the same time, social services suffered from staff cutbacks and service closures, resulting in significant workload increases to address the hardships associated with the pandemic. This article investigates the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Israeli social workers' well-being, using a mixed-methods desi…
Subjective Poverty, Material Deprivation Indices and Psychological Distress Among Young Adults
Future Expectations of Adolescents
This study investigates the association between mentoring and future expectations of youth in residential placements in Israel, and how family engagement during care and sense of belonging mediate this relationship. The participants included 213 adolescents (16-19 years old). Structural equation modeling revealed that mentoring contributed to the youths' future expectations indirectly via family engagement in care, sense of belonging, and the cha…
The engagement in policy practice of social workers in Germany and Switzerland—A comparative study
This article presents the results of a cross-sectional quantitative study that, for the first time, examined the engagement of social workers in policy practice (PP) in Germany (n = 1,917) and Switzerland (n = 1,770). The study focused on the following research questions: To what extent do social workers in Germany and Switzerland differ in their (1) identification with political social work, (2) PP engagement, (3) PP skills, (4) received PP trai…
Social workers’ policy practice in Israel
Social work is strongly committed to furthering social justice, among others, by incorporating efforts to influence policies into social work practice. However, there is little empirical data on if, and how, social workers seek to impact social policy as an integral part of their job. This article explores the policy-related activities which Israeli social workers engage in as part of their job. The sample consisted of 621 social workers: 300 dir…
Subjective Poverty, Material Deprivation Indices and Psychological Distress Among Young Adults
Future Expectations of Adolescents
This study investigates the association between mentoring and future expectations of youth in residential placements in Israel, and how family engagement during care and sense of belonging mediate this relationship. The participants included 213 adolescents (16-19 years old). Structural equation modeling revealed that mentoring contributed to the youths' future expectations indirectly via family engagement in care, sense of belonging, and the cha…
On the Frontlines
The crisis created by the spread of COVID-19 brought increasing needs and referrals to social welfare services in many countries. However, at the same time, social services suffered from staff cutbacks and service closures, resulting in significant workload increases to address the hardships associated with the pandemic. This article investigates the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Israeli social workers' well-being, using a mixed-methods desi…
The contribution of replicated follow-up studies to improving transitional housing programs for youths aging out of care in Israel
Intrinsic Job Quality Attributes and Perceived Stress Amongst Social Workers
Social work is a highly stressful occupation, its practice requiring coping with complex situations integral to serving the most deprived populations. Professionals in this field experience varying degrees of secondary trauma, burnout and psychological distress imperiling their own well-being. This study uses the newest framework of intrinsic job attributes to examine a multidimensional model of intrinsic job quality constructs to explain perceiv…
Positive cascades effect in care leavers resilience processes
The engagement in policy practice of social workers in Germany and Switzerland—A comparative study
This article presents the results of a cross-sectional quantitative study that, for the first time, examined the engagement of social workers in policy practice (PP) in Germany (n = 1,917) and Switzerland (n = 1,770). The study focused on the following research questions: To what extent do social workers in Germany and Switzerland differ in their (1) identification with political social work, (2) PP engagement, (3) PP skills, (4) received PP trai…
Role expectations among mentors for care leavers
The goal of the present study was to examine the role expectations of mentors for care leavers and the factors associated with these expectations-namely, hope, coping strategies, and anticipated closeness with the mentee. The sample included 133 mentors at the beginning of the mentoring relationship. The findings showed that mentors who exhibited higher levels of hope and utilized problem-focused coping strategies were significantly more likely t…
Children and young people’s participation in child protection
Explaining social workers’ policy practice in Germany and Switzerland
Social workers are increasingly recognised as policy actors; however, empirical evidence on the factors shaping their policy practice (PP) remains limited. Drawing on the Policy Engagement Conceptual Framework developed by Gal and Weiss-Gal, this quantitative study examined the motivational and facilitating determinants of PP among social workers in Germany and Switzerland. Data derive from a cross-sectional survey conducted in autumn 2023 with 3…
The Role of Supervision in Enhancing Social Workers’ Professional Resilience
This study examines how supervision enhances social workers' professional resilience, as reflected in their job satisfaction. Drawing on Herzberg's two-factor theory and a professional resilience framework, authors surveyed 2,542 licensed social workers in Israel to elucidate the mechanisms by which high-quality supervision impacts job satisfaction. Path analysis revealed that supervision had significant direct and indirect effects on job satisfa…
Psychology (8 works) · Social Psychology (7 works) · Political science (6 works) · Social Work Education and Practice (6 works) · Developmental psychology (5 works) · Social Work (5 works) · Clinical Psychology (4 works) · Homelessness and Social Issues (4 works) · Medicine (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works)