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Dr. Abraham Sagi-SchwartzWrong Dr. Abraham Sagi-Schwartz?Dean of Social Sciences
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Company Description: The Haifa Foundation (est. 1983) is a charitable non-profit organization in Israel, whose projects benefit from the support of friends around the globe. In Canada,...
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Background
Employment History
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Director of the Center for the Study of Child Development
University of Haifa
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Professor of Psychology and Social Work
University of Haifa
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Visiting Positions
University of Utah
Education
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Ph.D. , developmental psychology and social work
University of Michigan , Ann Arbor
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master , social work
University of Michigan , Ann Arbor
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master , psychology
University of Michigan , Ann Arbor
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Social Work Today - News
www.socialworktoday.com, 10 Feb 2011 [cached]"The psychological scars of Holocaust survivors are evident in their continued experience of posttraumatic symptoms, but these experiences have not necessarily prevented their ability to adapt to day-to-day life," says coauthor Dr. Abraham Sagi-Schwartz, a dean of social sciences at Haifa University, Israel.
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Board of Editors
www.parentingjournal.com, 1 Feb 2011 [cached]Abraham Sagi-Schwartz
University of Haifa
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Abraham Sagi-Schwartz: Guide to Specialists: U.S. Institute of Peace
origin.usip.org, 1 Oct 2005 [cached]Abraham Sagi-Schwartz Senior Fellow, Jennings Randolph Fellowship Program Abraham Sagi-Schwartz Abraham Sagi-Schwartz is professor of psychology and social work at the University of Haifa in Israel, where he has also served as the dean of the graduate school. Since 1992, he has been director of the Center for the Study of Child Development at the University of Haifa. Sagi-Schwartz also has held visiting positions at the University of Utah, Regensburg University (Alexander Von Humboldt Research Scholar, Germany), Leiden University, the University of Maryland at College Park, and the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development. He also holds the Mary Main Chair on Attachment Across the Life Span at Leiden University.In recent years, he has studied socioemotional development and adaptation under extreme life circumstances and experiences, especially the effects of the Holocaust.His work has been supported by major research grants from the Ford Foundation, Israeli Academy of Science, U.S.-Israel Bi-National Science Foundation, Israeli Chief Scientist Offices, and the German-Israeli Foundation for Scientific Research and Development.His published work includes many contributions to edited volumes and articles in leading journals of psychology, psychiatry, pediatrics, family, and development. Sagi-Schwartz holds a master's in social work, a master's in psychology, and a Ph.D. in developmental psychology and social work from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
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Article: "Surviving the Holocaust: A Meta-Analysis of the Long-Term Sequelae of a Genocide," Efrat Barel, University of Haifa and the Max Stern Academic College of Emek Yezreel; Marinus H. Van IJzendoorn, Leiden University; Abraham Sagi-Schwartz, University of Haifa; Marian J. Bakermans-Kranenburg, Leiden University; Psychological Bulletin, Vol.
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