Russell A, Plotkin D, Heapy N
Am J Psychother. 1985 Oct;39(4):564-79. doi: 10.1176/appi.psychotherapy.1985.39.4.564.
A nonclinical second-generation Holocaust survivor group of young adults is contrasted with a comparable North American Jewish control group. A discriminate analysis of questionnaire responses indicates specific differences between the functioning second generation (N = 68) and the control group (N = 51). Focus was on growth-producing rather than pathogenic factors. Sample characteristics, interview data, techniques of data analyses and results are presented and discussed; some literature and work in progress is noted. Recommendations regarding further research efforts are made.
将一组非临床的第二代大屠杀幸存青年与一个类似的北美犹太对照组进行对比。对问卷回复的判别分析表明，功能正常的第二代（N = 68）与对照组（N = 51）之间存在特定差异。重点关注的是促进成长而非致病的因素。介绍并讨论了样本特征、访谈数据、数据分析技术及结果；提及了一些相关文献和正在进行的工作。针对进一步的研究工作提出了建议。
