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When children have problems

Comparing help-seeking approaches of Israeli-born parents and immigrants from the former Soviet Union

Ron Shor

Paul Baerward School of Social Work and Social Welfare, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Mt Scopus, Jerusalem, Israel, 91905, msshor{at}mscc.huji.ac.il

English

In this comparative study of parents' help-seeking approaches, immigrants from the former Soviet Union indicated a lower level of willingness to help and different rationales for seeking help from both formal and informal sources than did Israeli-born parents.

French

Cette étude comparée sure les stratégies de demande d'aide pour les enfants en difficulté démontre que les immigrants des anciennes républiques de l'Union Soviétique sont moins enclins à rechercher de l'aide que les parents de nationalité israélienne et que leurs motifs diffèrent auprès des sources formelles ou informelles d'aide.

Spanish

En un estudio comparativo sobre los padres que buscan ayuda cuando sus hijos tienen problemas, los inmigrantes de la antigua Unión Soviética indicaron menor nivel de buena voluntad para ayudar -- y diferente racionalidad en la búsqueda de fuentes formales e informales -- que los padres nacidos en Israel.

Key Words: children • former Soviet Union • help-seeking • immigrants • parents

International Social Work, Vol. 49, No. 6, 745-756 (2006)
DOI: 10.1177/0020872806070971
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