Perceived collective victimhood plays a significant role in conflictual intergroup relations. We suggest a conceptualization of three different layers of collective victimhood: historical victimhood, general conflict victimhood, and conflict event victimhood. Three studies explore the interrelationship between the layers and their effects in the context of the Israeli–Palestinian conflict. In S...

OBJECTIVE This study investigated mother-child discrepancies over perceptions of who is responsible for spina bifida (SB) medical tasks in relation to family conflict and medical adherence. METHOD 140 youth with SB and their mothers completed questionnaires regarding who is responsible for specific SB medical tasks, family conflict, and medical adherence. An observational measure was also use...

The underlying conflict resolution policy plays a vital role in the performance of most Transactional Memory (TM) systems and there is not a commonly accepted policy. Work carried out in this field contains a wide choice of conflict resolution ideas and authors tend to make their choices according to their workload characteristics. The conflict resolution policy is especially critical in eager-...

Increasingly, primary health care teams (PHCTs) depend on the contributions of multiple professionals. However, conflict is inevitable on teams. This article examines PHCTs members' experiences with conflict and responses to conflict. This phenomenological study was conducted using in-depth interviews with 121 participants from 16 PHCTs (10 urban and 6 rural) including a wide range of health ca...

The aim of the present study is to investigate extent which perceived organizational support and coworkers’ conflict work-family play a role in performance three types citizenship behaviors. A cross-sectional design was used comprising sample 164 health workers working Portuguese elderly care facilities. Using structural equation model findings showed that linked with behaviors, directly indire...