A psychological study of family members affected by unrest, Political Violence and the Palestinian Family examines families living in the midst of the conflict in the Middle East to help mental health professionals, social scientists, counselors, and students in these fields create appropriate intervention methods and provide relevant and effective services. Discussing coping, social support, ideology, and the sociopolitical conditions of Palestinian families, this comprehensive guide combines quantitative and qualitative methods of research and is the first book that specifically focuses on Palestinians. Presenting new instrumentation for research and implications for treatment, this essential book will help you study the psychological sequelae of political traumas and develop techniques for successful sessions with Palestinian clients.
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