Bilha Davidson‐Arad
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 5509702 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Bilha Davidson‐Arad |
| NOMBRES | Bilha |
| APELLIDO | Davidson‐Arad |
| FIRMA | ARAD B D |
| AFILIACIONES | Tel Aviv University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 27 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 101 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 27 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2001 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2017 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Professional judgements and decisions on placement in foster care and reunification in Portugal
This study aims to analyse professional judgements and decisions made in the Portuguese child care system in face of a case vignette of child maltreatment. Using the approach proposed by Benbenishty et al. [(2015). Decision making in child protection: An international comparative study on maltreatment substantiation, risk assessment and interventions recommendations, and the role of professionals’ child welfare attitudes. Child Abuse & Neglect, 4…
Comparison of hope and the child-parent relationship of at-risk adolescents at home and in residential care
Posttraumatic growth among women survivors of childhood sexual abuse
Cognitive strategies and familial variables can contribute to PTG. The complex relations between PTG, resilience and PTS might help professionals better understand different trajectories of adjustment among trauma survivors. (PsycINFO Database Record
The Contribution of Cognitive Strategies to the Resilience of Women Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse and Non-Abused Women
This study examines the contribution of four strategies-self-forgiveness, realistic control, unrealistic control, and hope-to the resilience of 100 women survivors of childhood sexual abuse (CSA), as compared with 84 non-sexually abused women. The findings show that CSA survivors exhibited lower resilience, lower self-forgiveness, lower hope, and higher levels of posttraumatic symptoms (PTS). They also indicate that resilience was explained by th…
Child Welfare Attitudes, Risk Assessments and Intervention Recommendations
The study, carried out in Israel, explores the question of whether professionals' status and experience moderate the relationships between their attitudes and their assessments and decisions on removal. It compares the associations between attitudes towards issues in child welfare, maltreatment, risk assessments and decisions of three groups of respondents: social work students and less and more experienced child protection social workers. The sa…
Decision making in child protection
Hope and perceptions of parental role among parents assessed as maltreating their children
The present study is anchored in the view that hope is a resource that fosters better coping and parenting. It examines the self-perceived hope and parental role of parents whom the welfare services in Israel have assessed as maltreating their children. The parents were recruited in 2010 through facilities for maltreated children. The study sample consisted of 262 parents (68.4% response rate), divided into those who had at least one child remove…
Resilience among adolescents in foster care
Comparison of hope of maltreating parents whose children were removed from home with those whose children were kept at home
Comparative well being of Israeli youngsters in residential care with and without siblings
The Decision of Hospital-Based Child Protection Teams to Report to Community Child Protective Services
The study describes the decision making of a hospital-based child protection team (CPT) considering whether to report a case to the community child protective services (CPS).
Construction of court petitions in cases of alternative placement of children at risk
This study examines court petitions constructed by 19 Israeli social workers in cases involving the placement of 37 maltreated children in alternative care. The petition is seen not as a systemic description of the child made by the social worker, but rather as a construction based on the social workers' understandings and interpretations with the aim of shaping court decisions. As such, the article describes a number of meaning-making strategies…
The Mothering of Women Abused by Their Partner
Findings of an outcome evaluation of a mothering group intervention with women abused by their partners are presented, based on measurements of intervention and control groups before, immediately after, and 3 months after the intervention. At Time 1, both groups reported moderate well-being, high parental self-efficacy, and low mothering-related stress. Comparisons within the intervention group revealed an increase in parental self-efficacy and i…
Distinguishing neglect from abuse and accident
The study compares the characteristics of children assessed as neglected, physically abused, or accident victims by a hospital child protection team (CPT) and identifies the information on which the CPT based its assessments. The comparison is based on content analysis of records of 414 children examined by the CPT in a major hospital in Israel between 1991 and 2006, of whom 130 (31.4%) were neglected, 54 (13.0%) were physically abused, and 230 (…
Comparison of parents' and social workers' assessments of the quality of life of children at risk
The contribution of a hospital child protection team in determining suspected child abuse and neglect
Four Perspectives on the Quality of Life of Children at Risk Kept at Home and Removed from Home in Israel
Journal Article Four Perspectives on the Quality of Life of Children at Risk Kept at Home and Removed from Home in Israel Get access Bilha Davidson-Arad Bilha Davidson-Arad Bilha Davidson-Arad is a Senior lecturer in the Bob Shapell School of Social Work, Tel Aviv University, Israel. Correspondence to Bilha Davidson-Arad, Ph.D., The Bob Shapell School of Social Work, Tel-Aviv University, Ramat-Aviv, Tel-Aviv 69978, Israel. E-mail: [email protected]…
Contribution of child protection workers’ attitudes to their risk assessments and intervention recommendations
The study examines the contributions of workers' attitudes towards issues in child welfare (removal from home of children at risk, the ability of alternative care to foster children's development, optimal duration of alternative care, and parents' and children's participation in the intervention recommendation) with their risk assessments and intervention recommendations. The study participants were 236 out of 240 licensed child protection worker…
Representations of fathers and mothers in court petitions for dependent minor status for children at risk
Victimization of Juveniles in Out-of-Home Placement
The purpose of this study was to draw a picture of the violence and abuse experienced by youngsters in juvenile correctional facilities in Israel. Residents of three types of correctional facilities (closed, diagnostic and hostels) for girls and boys indicated whether or not they had personal experiences of eight types of victimization by peers and four types of victimization by staff. The findings showed that all the investigated types of violen…
Structural Analyses Of The Quality Of Life Of Children At Risk
Observed violence, abuse, and risk behaviors in juvenile correctional facilities
Fifteen-month follow-up of children at risk
Social Workers' Decisions on Removal
This study examined whether social workers' decisions on removal could be predicted by features of the children, the parents, and the children's quality of life as the workers perceive and assess them at the beginning of their decision making process. The study was carried out on 99 children at risk, between three and thirteen years old, most of whom suffered from neglect and/or psychological injury. The findings show that the examined features o…
Correspondence in Residents' and Staff Members' Assessments of the Quality of Life of Children in Residential Care Facilities
Fifteen-month follow-up of children at risk
Contribution of child protection workers’ attitudes to their risk assessments and intervention recommendations
The study examines the contributions of workers' attitudes towards issues in child welfare (removal from home of children at risk, the ability of alternative care to foster children's development, optimal duration of alternative care, and parents' and children's participation in the intervention recommendation) with their risk assessments and intervention recommendations. The study participants were 236 out of 240 licensed child protection worker…
Child Welfare Attitudes, Risk Assessments and Intervention Recommendations
The study, carried out in Israel, explores the question of whether professionals' status and experience moderate the relationships between their attitudes and their assessments and decisions on removal. It compares the associations between attitudes towards issues in child welfare, maltreatment, risk assessments and decisions of three groups of respondents: social work students and less and more experienced child protection social workers. The sa…
Representations of fathers and mothers in court petitions for dependent minor status for children at risk
Comparative well being of Israeli youngsters in residential care with and without siblings
Correspondence in Residents' and Staff Members' Assessments of the Quality of Life of Children in Residential Care Facilities
Comparison of hope and the child-parent relationship of at-risk adolescents at home and in residential care
Resilience among adolescents in foster care
Distinguishing neglect from abuse and accident
The study compares the characteristics of children assessed as neglected, physically abused, or accident victims by a hospital child protection team (CPT) and identifies the information on which the CPT based its assessments. The comparison is based on content analysis of records of 414 children examined by the CPT in a major hospital in Israel between 1991 and 2006, of whom 130 (31.4%) were neglected, 54 (13.0%) were physically abused, and 230 (…
Comparison of parents' and social workers' assessments of the quality of life of children at risk
Four Perspectives on the Quality of Life of Children at Risk Kept at Home and Removed from Home in Israel
Journal Article Four Perspectives on the Quality of Life of Children at Risk Kept at Home and Removed from Home in Israel Get access Bilha Davidson-Arad Bilha Davidson-Arad Bilha Davidson-Arad is a Senior lecturer in the Bob Shapell School of Social Work, Tel Aviv University, Israel. Correspondence to Bilha Davidson-Arad, Ph.D., The Bob Shapell School of Social Work, Tel-Aviv University, Ramat-Aviv, Tel-Aviv 69978, Israel. E-mail: [email protected]…
Predicted changes in children's quality of life in decisions regarding the removal of children at risk from their homes
The Decision of Hospital-Based Child Protection Teams to Report to Community Child Protective Services
The study describes the decision making of a hospital-based child protection team (CPT) considering whether to report a case to the community child protective services (CPS).
The Mothering of Women Abused by Their Partner
Findings of an outcome evaluation of a mothering group intervention with women abused by their partners are presented, based on measurements of intervention and control groups before, immediately after, and 3 months after the intervention. At Time 1, both groups reported moderate well-being, high parental self-efficacy, and low mothering-related stress. Comparisons within the intervention group revealed an increase in parental self-efficacy and i…
Observed violence, abuse, and risk behaviors in juvenile correctional facilities
Social Workers' Decisions on Removal
This study examined whether social workers' decisions on removal could be predicted by features of the children, the parents, and the children's quality of life as the workers perceive and assess them at the beginning of their decision making process. The study was carried out on 99 children at risk, between three and thirteen years old, most of whom suffered from neglect and/or psychological injury. The findings show that the examined features o…
Professional judgements and decisions on placement in foster care and reunification in Portugal
This study aims to analyse professional judgements and decisions made in the Portuguese child care system in face of a case vignette of child maltreatment. Using the approach proposed by Benbenishty et al. [(2015). Decision making in child protection: An international comparative study on maltreatment substantiation, risk assessment and interventions recommendations, and the role of professionals’ child welfare attitudes. Child Abuse & Neglect, 4…
The Contribution of Cognitive Strategies to the Resilience of Women Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse and Non-Abused Women
This study examines the contribution of four strategies-self-forgiveness, realistic control, unrealistic control, and hope-to the resilience of 100 women survivors of childhood sexual abuse (CSA), as compared with 84 non-sexually abused women. The findings show that CSA survivors exhibited lower resilience, lower self-forgiveness, lower hope, and higher levels of posttraumatic symptoms (PTS). They also indicate that resilience was explained by th…
Victimization of Juveniles in Out-of-Home Placement
The purpose of this study was to draw a picture of the violence and abuse experienced by youngsters in juvenile correctional facilities in Israel. Residents of three types of correctional facilities (closed, diagnostic and hostels) for girls and boys indicated whether or not they had personal experiences of eight types of victimization by peers and four types of victimization by staff. The findings showed that all the investigated types of violen…
Predicted changes in children's quality of life in decisions regarding the removal of children at risk from their homes
Placement of Children Born to Drug Using Mothers
The aim of the study was to track the placement of babies born to drug addicted mothers in Tel Aviv, Israel. Records of 120 children born to drug addicted mothers between 1990 and 1998 were examined to ascertain their placements. Data were collected on withdrawal symptoms in the newborn and on the mothers' socio-economic features. Fifty percent of the infants were placed in temporary settings, and sixty percent of the children initially entrusted…
Correspondence in Residents' and Staff Members' Assessments of the Quality of Life of Children in Residential Care Facilities
Structural Analyses Of The Quality Of Life Of Children At Risk
Observed violence, abuse, and risk behaviors in juvenile correctional facilities
Fifteen-month follow-up of children at risk
Social Workers' Decisions on Removal
This study examined whether social workers' decisions on removal could be predicted by features of the children, the parents, and the children's quality of life as the workers perceive and assess them at the beginning of their decision making process. The study was carried out on 99 children at risk, between three and thirteen years old, most of whom suffered from neglect and/or psychological injury. The findings show that the examined features o…
Victimization of Juveniles in Out-of-Home Placement
The purpose of this study was to draw a picture of the violence and abuse experienced by youngsters in juvenile correctional facilities in Israel. Residents of three types of correctional facilities (closed, diagnostic and hostels) for girls and boys indicated whether or not they had personal experiences of eight types of victimization by peers and four types of victimization by staff. The findings showed that all the investigated types of violen…
Representations of fathers and mothers in court petitions for dependent minor status for children at risk
Contribution of child protection workers’ attitudes to their risk assessments and intervention recommendations
The study examines the contributions of workers' attitudes towards issues in child welfare (removal from home of children at risk, the ability of alternative care to foster children's development, optimal duration of alternative care, and parents' and children's participation in the intervention recommendation) with their risk assessments and intervention recommendations. The study participants were 236 out of 240 licensed child protection worker…
The Mothering of Women Abused by Their Partner
Findings of an outcome evaluation of a mothering group intervention with women abused by their partners are presented, based on measurements of intervention and control groups before, immediately after, and 3 months after the intervention. At Time 1, both groups reported moderate well-being, high parental self-efficacy, and low mothering-related stress. Comparisons within the intervention group revealed an increase in parental self-efficacy and i…
Distinguishing neglect from abuse and accident
The study compares the characteristics of children assessed as neglected, physically abused, or accident victims by a hospital child protection team (CPT) and identifies the information on which the CPT based its assessments. The comparison is based on content analysis of records of 414 children examined by the CPT in a major hospital in Israel between 1991 and 2006, of whom 130 (31.4%) were neglected, 54 (13.0%) were physically abused, and 230 (…
Comparison of parents' and social workers' assessments of the quality of life of children at risk
The contribution of a hospital child protection team in determining suspected child abuse and neglect
Four Perspectives on the Quality of Life of Children at Risk Kept at Home and Removed from Home in Israel
Journal Article Four Perspectives on the Quality of Life of Children at Risk Kept at Home and Removed from Home in Israel Get access Bilha Davidson-Arad Bilha Davidson-Arad Bilha Davidson-Arad is a Senior lecturer in the Bob Shapell School of Social Work, Tel Aviv University, Israel. Correspondence to Bilha Davidson-Arad, Ph.D., The Bob Shapell School of Social Work, Tel-Aviv University, Ramat-Aviv, Tel-Aviv 69978, Israel. E-mail: [email protected]…
Comparative well being of Israeli youngsters in residential care with and without siblings
The Decision of Hospital-Based Child Protection Teams to Report to Community Child Protective Services
The study describes the decision making of a hospital-based child protection team (CPT) considering whether to report a case to the community child protective services (CPS).
Construction of court petitions in cases of alternative placement of children at risk
This study examines court petitions constructed by 19 Israeli social workers in cases involving the placement of 37 maltreated children in alternative care. The petition is seen not as a systemic description of the child made by the social worker, but rather as a construction based on the social workers' understandings and interpretations with the aim of shaping court decisions. As such, the article describes a number of meaning-making strategies…
Comparison of hope of maltreating parents whose children were removed from home with those whose children were kept at home
Decision making in child protection
Hope and perceptions of parental role among parents assessed as maltreating their children
The present study is anchored in the view that hope is a resource that fosters better coping and parenting. It examines the self-perceived hope and parental role of parents whom the welfare services in Israel have assessed as maltreating their children. The parents were recruited in 2010 through facilities for maltreated children. The study sample consisted of 262 parents (68.4% response rate), divided into those who had at least one child remove…
Resilience among adolescents in foster care
Posttraumatic growth among women survivors of childhood sexual abuse
Cognitive strategies and familial variables can contribute to PTG. The complex relations between PTG, resilience and PTS might help professionals better understand different trajectories of adjustment among trauma survivors. (PsycINFO Database Record
The Contribution of Cognitive Strategies to the Resilience of Women Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse and Non-Abused Women
This study examines the contribution of four strategies-self-forgiveness, realistic control, unrealistic control, and hope-to the resilience of 100 women survivors of childhood sexual abuse (CSA), as compared with 84 non-sexually abused women. The findings show that CSA survivors exhibited lower resilience, lower self-forgiveness, lower hope, and higher levels of posttraumatic symptoms (PTS). They also indicate that resilience was explained by th…
Child Welfare Attitudes, Risk Assessments and Intervention Recommendations
The study, carried out in Israel, explores the question of whether professionals' status and experience moderate the relationships between their attitudes and their assessments and decisions on removal. It compares the associations between attitudes towards issues in child welfare, maltreatment, risk assessments and decisions of three groups of respondents: social work students and less and more experienced child protection social workers. The sa…
Psychology (25 obras) · Medicine (21 obras) · Child Abuse and Trauma (19 obras) · Developmental psychology (13 obras) · Homelessness and Social Issues (13 obras) · Nursing (13 obras) · Child Welfare and Adoption (12 obras) · Social Psychology (12 obras) · Psychiatry (11 obras) · Social Psychology (9 obras)