Rami Tolmacz
Biographic Data
| ID | 761780 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Rami Tolmacz |
| GIVEN NAMES | Rami |
| FAMILY NAME | Tolmacz |
| SIGNATURE | TOLMACZ R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Bar-Ilan University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8451-4065 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 71 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Parentification and satisfaction of psychological needs in romantic relationships: The mediating role of relational attitudes
Adoptees' basic need satisfaction within romantic relationships: The role of attachment orientations and relational attitudes
Student–teacher relational entitlement and its association with students' and teachers' characteristics
INTRODUCTION: One's sense of entitlement-the subjective perception of what one deserves from another person-can contribute to social attitudes and behaviour in positive or negative ways, depending on the way in which one construes this subjective sense. Previous work has examined how adolescents' sense of entitlement towards their parents contributes positively or negatively to their well-being. In this study, we extend this line of research and …
Aging second-generation Holocaust survivors and well-being: The mediating role of relational attitudes
For many years, clinical case studies that have focused on the intergenerational effects of Holocaust trauma have indicated that second-generation Holocaust survivors (SGHSs) often face relational challenges in their intimate relationships. The relational attitudes of SGHSs during childhood, as well as during adulthood, have been studied. However, only in recent years has this cohort entered the "aging adult" group. In this study, we hypothesized…
Disparities in Mental Health and Life Satisfaction Between Sexual Minority and Heterosexual Individuals: The Mediating Role of Relational Attitudes
Interparental conflict and relational attitudes within romantic relationships: The mediating role of attachment orientations
Early experiences and childhood perceptions of interparental conflict (IPC) have consistently been shown to have detrimental consequences for future psychological adjustment, in particular for attachment and couple relationships during adolescence and adulthood. We hypothesized that 1. IPC would predict anxious and avoidant attachment styles, and three relational attitudes associated with couple relationships: sense of relational entitlement, pat…
The sense of entitlement in romantic relationships: Ethnic and religious aspects
One’s sense of entitlement is activated and influences one’s interactions and attitudes in a wide range of contexts, but it rather seems especially relevant in the context of the romantic relationship, as this particular type of relationship serves as a unique meeting point between needs, wishes, and expectations. While a number of studies have indicated that both exaggerated and restricted forms of sense of entitlement in couple relationships se…
Narcissism and Concern: The Relationship of Self-Object Needs and Narcissistic Symptoms With Healthy and Pathological Concern
Pathological concern: Scale construction, construct validity, and associations with attachment, self-cohesion, and relational entitlement
Based on clinical evidence and theoretical writings on pathological forms of concern and the destructive role they might play in close relationships, we conducted 2 studies aimed at developing and validating the Pathological Concern Questionnaire (PCQ). This scale comprises items tapping a fragile view of the self, as well as a compulsive need to care for others. Findings indicated that all questionnaire items loaded on a single factor of patholo…
Forms of Concern: Toward an Intersubjective Perspective
The sense of entitlement in romantic relationships—Scale construction, factor structure, construct validity, and its associations with attachment orientations
Based on clinical evidence and theoretical writings that pointed to the importance and uniqueness of the sense of entitlement in couple relationships, two studies were designed to develop and validate the Sense of Relational Entitlement (SRE) scale. A factor analysis performed on the scale’s items yielded five factors that identified three basic entitlement-related attitudes toward a romantic partner. Findings indicated that both exaggerated and …
Sense of Entitlement in Couple Relationships: An Attachment Theory Perspective
Concern and Empathy: Two Concepts or One
Concern: A comparative look
Attachment Style and Willingness to Compromise When Choosing a Mate
This research examined the association between attachment styles and the willingness to compromise, when choosing a mate, among 111 single male students. As expected, results indicated that anxious-ambivalent participants exhibited less willingness to compromise than secure and avoidant individuals, who exhibited a similar, higher level of willingness to compromise. The results are discussed in terms of the different mental self representations a…
Attachment styles and fear of personal death: A case study of affect regulation
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Attachment styles and fear of personal death: A case study of affect regulation
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Interparental conflict and relational attitudes within romantic relationships: The mediating role of attachment orientations
Early experiences and childhood perceptions of interparental conflict (IPC) have consistently been shown to have detrimental consequences for future psychological adjustment, in particular for attachment and couple relationships during adolescence and adulthood. We hypothesized that 1. IPC would predict anxious and avoidant attachment styles, and three relational attitudes associated with couple relationships: sense of relational entitlement, pat…
Attachment Style and Willingness to Compromise When Choosing a Mate
This research examined the association between attachment styles and the willingness to compromise, when choosing a mate, among 111 single male students. As expected, results indicated that anxious-ambivalent participants exhibited less willingness to compromise than secure and avoidant individuals, who exhibited a similar, higher level of willingness to compromise. The results are discussed in terms of the different mental self representations a…
Aging second-generation Holocaust survivors and well-being: The mediating role of relational attitudes
For many years, clinical case studies that have focused on the intergenerational effects of Holocaust trauma have indicated that second-generation Holocaust survivors (SGHSs) often face relational challenges in their intimate relationships. The relational attitudes of SGHSs during childhood, as well as during adulthood, have been studied. However, only in recent years has this cohort entered the "aging adult" group. In this study, we hypothesized…
Disparities in Mental Health and Life Satisfaction Between Sexual Minority and Heterosexual Individuals: The Mediating Role of Relational Attitudes
Attachment styles and fear of personal death: A case study of affect regulation
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Attachment Style and Willingness to Compromise When Choosing a Mate
This research examined the association between attachment styles and the willingness to compromise, when choosing a mate, among 111 single male students. As expected, results indicated that anxious-ambivalent participants exhibited less willingness to compromise than secure and avoidant individuals, who exhibited a similar, higher level of willingness to compromise. The results are discussed in terms of the different mental self representations a…
Concern: A comparative look
Concern and Empathy: Two Concepts or One
The sense of entitlement in romantic relationships—Scale construction, factor structure, construct validity, and its associations with attachment orientations
Based on clinical evidence and theoretical writings that pointed to the importance and uniqueness of the sense of entitlement in couple relationships, two studies were designed to develop and validate the Sense of Relational Entitlement (SRE) scale. A factor analysis performed on the scale’s items yielded five factors that identified three basic entitlement-related attitudes toward a romantic partner. Findings indicated that both exaggerated and …
Sense of Entitlement in Couple Relationships: An Attachment Theory Perspective
Forms of Concern: Toward an Intersubjective Perspective
Pathological concern: Scale construction, construct validity, and associations with attachment, self-cohesion, and relational entitlement
Based on clinical evidence and theoretical writings on pathological forms of concern and the destructive role they might play in close relationships, we conducted 2 studies aimed at developing and validating the Pathological Concern Questionnaire (PCQ). This scale comprises items tapping a fragile view of the self, as well as a compulsive need to care for others. Findings indicated that all questionnaire items loaded on a single factor of patholo…
Narcissism and Concern: The Relationship of Self-Object Needs and Narcissistic Symptoms With Healthy and Pathological Concern
The sense of entitlement in romantic relationships: Ethnic and religious aspects
One’s sense of entitlement is activated and influences one’s interactions and attitudes in a wide range of contexts, but it rather seems especially relevant in the context of the romantic relationship, as this particular type of relationship serves as a unique meeting point between needs, wishes, and expectations. While a number of studies have indicated that both exaggerated and restricted forms of sense of entitlement in couple relationships se…
Interparental conflict and relational attitudes within romantic relationships: The mediating role of attachment orientations
Early experiences and childhood perceptions of interparental conflict (IPC) have consistently been shown to have detrimental consequences for future psychological adjustment, in particular for attachment and couple relationships during adolescence and adulthood. We hypothesized that 1. IPC would predict anxious and avoidant attachment styles, and three relational attitudes associated with couple relationships: sense of relational entitlement, pat…
Disparities in Mental Health and Life Satisfaction Between Sexual Minority and Heterosexual Individuals: The Mediating Role of Relational Attitudes
Adoptees' basic need satisfaction within romantic relationships: The role of attachment orientations and relational attitudes
Student–teacher relational entitlement and its association with students' and teachers' characteristics
INTRODUCTION: One's sense of entitlement-the subjective perception of what one deserves from another person-can contribute to social attitudes and behaviour in positive or negative ways, depending on the way in which one construes this subjective sense. Previous work has examined how adolescents' sense of entitlement towards their parents contributes positively or negatively to their well-being. In this study, we extend this line of research and …
Aging second-generation Holocaust survivors and well-being: The mediating role of relational attitudes
For many years, clinical case studies that have focused on the intergenerational effects of Holocaust trauma have indicated that second-generation Holocaust survivors (SGHSs) often face relational challenges in their intimate relationships. The relational attitudes of SGHSs during childhood, as well as during adulthood, have been studied. However, only in recent years has this cohort entered the "aging adult" group. In this study, we hypothesized…
Parentification and satisfaction of psychological needs in romantic relationships: The mediating role of relational attitudes
Psychology (16 works) · Social Psychology (14 works) · Attachment and Relationship Dynamics (11 works) · Developmental psychology (11 works) · Psychoanalysis (6 works) · Psychotherapist (6 works) · Romance (6 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Attachment theory (5 works) · Entitlement (fair division (4 works)