Family environment, adjustment, and coping among children of Holocaust survivors: A comparative investigation.
American Journal of OrthopsychiatryPublished 1 July 1987
Susan Rose, John P. Garske
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Family environment, adjustment, maladjustment, and coping style were studied among matched groups of children of Holocaust survivors, children of Eastern European immigrants, Jewish controls, and non-Jewish controls.
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Family environment, adjustment, maladjustment, and coping style were studied among matched groups of children of Holocaust survivors, children of Eastern European immigrants, Jewish controls, and non-Jewish controls. No significant differences were found among the groups on measures of adjustment or maladjustment. Group differences were found in family environment and coping style.
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