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Subjective wellbeing in Australian families of Holocaust survivors
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posted on 2011-06-10, 00:00 authored by Melissa WeinbergThis thesis explored the idea that trauma experienced by Holocaust survivors has been transferred to their children and grandchildren. Findings provided evidence for an ' intergenerational transmission of trauma, revealing children of two Holocaust survivors to be particularly at risk. The transmission oftrauma was best explained through an attachment model.
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Holocaust survivors -- PsychologyChildren of Holocaust survivors -- Mental healthChildren of Holocaut survivors -- PsychologyHolocaust survivors -- Family relationshipsHolocaust, Jewish (1939-1945) -- Psychological aspectsPsychic trauma -- TransmissionTransference (Psychology)Psychology not elsewhere classified
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