Nilly Mor
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 1661718 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Nilly Mor |
| PRENOMES | Nilly |
| SOBRENOME | Mor |
| ASSINATURA | MOR N |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Hebrew University of Jerusalem |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8136-2844 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 17 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 42 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 17 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2002 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Family caregiving as a pathway to strengthen health outcomes in India
Although India’s health outcomes have improved, progress can still be made to reduce the health burden from tuberculosis, noncommunicable diseases, and maternal and neonatal health. In order to address challenges such as healthcare workforce shortages or sub-optimal time with healthcare workers, health systems can involve family caregivers who are already playing an active, informal role to support patients. Their formal involvement to support pa…
The impact of a brief observation intervention on parental homework involvement
Parental involvement in children’s homework plays a pivotal role in fostering academic success, autonomous motivation for learning, and self-regulation skills. However, this involvement often encounters challenges, leading to parental counterproductive behaviors and heightened stress levels and difficulties for both parents and children. This study aims to evaluate a brief preventative intervention designed to enhance parental mentalization and p…
Peripheral information’s effect on emotional intensity depends on depression level
This research examined the effect of peripheral information on emotional responses and depression-related differences in this effect. In two experiments, undergraduate students, representing a subclinical sample with varying levels of depression, rated their emotional responses to neutral and negative target pictures. The target pictures were presented alone or with negative and neutral peripheral pictures (Study 1), or with negative and positive…
The influence of pre- and intratask emotional experiences on affective working memory maintenance
[Correction Notice: An Erratum for this article was reported online in Emotion on Jun 30 2025 (see record 2026-35177-001). In the original article, there was an error in the Study 1 Method section regarding the duration of the distraction task. Under the Procedure heading in the Study 1 Method section, the sentence "After signing the consent form, participants completed the AWM task and a 2-min distraction task, in order to mitigate the memory ef…
Simultaneous maintenance of emotions in affective working memory
49) were asked to complete the study online. On each trial, participants were presented with a sequence of three images, and were asked to compare the intensity of the emotion elicited by image 1 to image 3, whilst maintaining the emotion elicited by image 2 to rate it at the end of the trial. The results showed that people are successful at simultaneously maintaining two emotions in AWM, and they replicate previous findings concerning the advant…
Cooperative healthcare model
Evolution of community health workers
Introduction Comprehensive primary care is a key component of any good health system. Designers need to incorporate the Starfield requirements of (i) a defined population, (ii) comprehensive range, (iii) continuity of services, and (iv) easy accessibility, as well as address several related issues. They also need to keep in mind that the classical British GP model, because of the severe challenges of physician availability, is all but infeasible …
The pharmacy as a primary care provider
Introduction: Primary care is an essential component of any health system, but building high-quality primary care has proven to be a challenge for most developing countries. Among the multiplicity of providers in South Asia, one of the most ubiquitous channels through which not only medicines are obtained but also primary care advice is sought is the neighborhood pharmacy. There are widespread availability of pharmacies in South Asia. There is al…
Is contributory health insurance indeed an addiction to a bad idea? A comment on its relevance for low- and middle-income countries
Lessons for Developing Countries From Outlier Country Health Systems
Building good health systems is an important objective for policy makers in any country. Developing countries which are just starting out on their journeys need to do this by using their limited resources in the best way possible. The total health expenditure of a country exerts a significant influence on its health outcomes but, given the well-understood failures of price-based market-mechanisms, countries that spend the most money do not necess…
A theory of change roadmap for universal health coverage in India
The Theory of Change (ToC) approach is one of the methodologies that the Lancet Citizens' Commission has chosen to build a roadmap to achieving Universal Healthcare (UHC) in India in the next 10 years. The work of the Citizens' Commission is organized around five workstreams: Finance, Human Resources for Health (HRH), Citizens' Engagement, Governance, and Technology. Five ToC workshops were conducted, one for each workstream. Individual workshop …
Facilitating behavioral change
Community health worker (CHW) programs are essential for expanding health services to many areas of the world and improving uptake of recommended behaviors. One of these programs, called Accredited Social Health Activists (ASHA), was initiated by the government of India in 2005 and now has a workforce of about 1 million. ASHAs primarily focus on improving maternal and child health but also support other health initiatives. Evaluations of ASHA eff…
A primary care alternative to a hospital-based approach to Covid-19 in India
Negating in order to be negative
The current research explored the interaction between brooding, a maladaptive subtype of depressive rumination, and content valence, in a basic cognitive process of negation. Following presentation of positive and negative trait descriptions, phrased affirmatively or negatively (e.g., "Liz is/is not a smart person"), participants' associations were examined for congruency with the schema (e.g., "smart") or with its negation (e.g., "stupid"). We p…
Rumination and emotion-related biases in refreshing information
The present research examined rumination-related biases in refreshing, a component process of memory updating that involves briefly thinking back to a just-activated thought or percept. In 2 studies, participants were presented with neutral words and with task-relevant (Study 1) and task-irrelevant (Study 2) emotional words. We predicted that brooding, a maladaptive subtype of rumination would be associated with biased refreshing. Compared with n…
Rejection sensitivity and schema-congruent information processing biases
Self-focused attention and negative affect
Self-focused attention and negative affect
Rejection sensitivity and schema-congruent information processing biases
Rumination and emotion-related biases in refreshing information
The present research examined rumination-related biases in refreshing, a component process of memory updating that involves briefly thinking back to a just-activated thought or percept. In 2 studies, participants were presented with neutral words and with task-relevant (Study 1) and task-irrelevant (Study 2) emotional words. We predicted that brooding, a maladaptive subtype of rumination would be associated with biased refreshing. Compared with n…
Negating in order to be negative
The current research explored the interaction between brooding, a maladaptive subtype of depressive rumination, and content valence, in a basic cognitive process of negation. Following presentation of positive and negative trait descriptions, phrased affirmatively or negatively (e.g., "Liz is/is not a smart person"), participants' associations were examined for congruency with the schema (e.g., "smart") or with its negation (e.g., "stupid"). We p…
A primary care alternative to a hospital-based approach to Covid-19 in India
Lessons for Developing Countries From Outlier Country Health Systems
Building good health systems is an important objective for policy makers in any country. Developing countries which are just starting out on their journeys need to do this by using their limited resources in the best way possible. The total health expenditure of a country exerts a significant influence on its health outcomes but, given the well-understood failures of price-based market-mechanisms, countries that spend the most money do not necess…
A theory of change roadmap for universal health coverage in India
The Theory of Change (ToC) approach is one of the methodologies that the Lancet Citizens' Commission has chosen to build a roadmap to achieving Universal Healthcare (UHC) in India in the next 10 years. The work of the Citizens' Commission is organized around five workstreams: Finance, Human Resources for Health (HRH), Citizens' Engagement, Governance, and Technology. Five ToC workshops were conducted, one for each workstream. Individual workshop …
Facilitating behavioral change
Community health worker (CHW) programs are essential for expanding health services to many areas of the world and improving uptake of recommended behaviors. One of these programs, called Accredited Social Health Activists (ASHA), was initiated by the government of India in 2005 and now has a workforce of about 1 million. ASHAs primarily focus on improving maternal and child health but also support other health initiatives. Evaluations of ASHA eff…
Evolution of community health workers
Introduction Comprehensive primary care is a key component of any good health system. Designers need to incorporate the Starfield requirements of (i) a defined population, (ii) comprehensive range, (iii) continuity of services, and (iv) easy accessibility, as well as address several related issues. They also need to keep in mind that the classical British GP model, because of the severe challenges of physician availability, is all but infeasible …
The pharmacy as a primary care provider
Introduction: Primary care is an essential component of any health system, but building high-quality primary care has proven to be a challenge for most developing countries. Among the multiplicity of providers in South Asia, one of the most ubiquitous channels through which not only medicines are obtained but also primary care advice is sought is the neighborhood pharmacy. There are widespread availability of pharmacies in South Asia. There is al…
Is contributory health insurance indeed an addiction to a bad idea? A comment on its relevance for low- and middle-income countries
Simultaneous maintenance of emotions in affective working memory
49) were asked to complete the study online. On each trial, participants were presented with a sequence of three images, and were asked to compare the intensity of the emotion elicited by image 1 to image 3, whilst maintaining the emotion elicited by image 2 to rate it at the end of the trial. The results showed that people are successful at simultaneously maintaining two emotions in AWM, and they replicate previous findings concerning the advant…
Cooperative healthcare model
Family caregiving as a pathway to strengthen health outcomes in India
Although India’s health outcomes have improved, progress can still be made to reduce the health burden from tuberculosis, noncommunicable diseases, and maternal and neonatal health. In order to address challenges such as healthcare workforce shortages or sub-optimal time with healthcare workers, health systems can involve family caregivers who are already playing an active, informal role to support patients. Their formal involvement to support pa…
The impact of a brief observation intervention on parental homework involvement
Parental involvement in children’s homework plays a pivotal role in fostering academic success, autonomous motivation for learning, and self-regulation skills. However, this involvement often encounters challenges, leading to parental counterproductive behaviors and heightened stress levels and difficulties for both parents and children. This study aims to evaluate a brief preventative intervention designed to enhance parental mentalization and p…
Peripheral information’s effect on emotional intensity depends on depression level
This research examined the effect of peripheral information on emotional responses and depression-related differences in this effect. In two experiments, undergraduate students, representing a subclinical sample with varying levels of depression, rated their emotional responses to neutral and negative target pictures. The target pictures were presented alone or with negative and neutral peripheral pictures (Study 1), or with negative and positive…
The influence of pre- and intratask emotional experiences on affective working memory maintenance
[Correction Notice: An Erratum for this article was reported online in Emotion on Jun 30 2025 (see record 2026-35177-001). In the original article, there was an error in the Study 1 Method section regarding the duration of the distraction task. Under the Procedure heading in the Study 1 Method section, the sentence "After signing the consent form, participants completed the AWM task and a 2-min distraction task, in order to mitigate the memory ef…
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