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Adding the Voices of Jewish Girls to Developmental Theory

Adding the Voices of Jewish Girls to Developmental Theory Abstract Feminist psychologists do not often include Jewish representation when they discuss issues of difference and diversity. Jewish female adolescents have not been included in the current research on teen-age girls and voice. The author finds that Jewish female adolescents do experience themselves as different from the majority culture. This difference is associated with respondents emerging from early adolescence while maintaining relational competence. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Women & Therapy Taylor & Francis

Adding the Voices of Jewish Girls to Developmental Theory

Clark, Michele
Women & Therapy , Volume 22 (4): 14 – Feb 23, 2000
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Adding the Voices of Jewish Girls to Developmental Theory

Clark, Michele
Women & Therapy , Volume 22 (4): 14 – Feb 23, 2000

Abstract

Abstract Feminist psychologists do not often include Jewish representation when they discuss issues of difference and diversity. Jewish female adolescents have not been included in the current research on teen-age girls and voice. The author finds that Jewish female adolescents do experience themselves as different from the majority culture. This difference is associated with respondents emerging from early adolescence while maintaining relational competence.

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Taylor & Francis
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1541-0315
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0270-3149
DOI
10.1300/J015v22n04_04
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Abstract

Abstract Feminist psychologists do not often include Jewish representation when they discuss issues of difference and diversity. Jewish female adolescents have not been included in the current research on teen-age girls and voice. The author finds that Jewish female adolescents do experience themselves as different from the majority culture. This difference is associated with respondents emerging from early adolescence while maintaining relational competence.

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Women & Therapy – Taylor & Francis

Published: Feb 23, 2000

Keywords: Jewish; female; adolescent; voice; difference; diversity

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