… human connections (Kishon-Barash, Midlarsky, & Johnson, 1999), and learning about
the causes and consequences of violence (Staub & Pearlman, 2006; Staub et al., 2005). …

… and nationalism have destructive potentials (Schatz & Staub, in press; Staub, in press-b). …
likely to create insecurity and interfere with affectional ties to parents (Staub, in press-a). It is not …

… of mass killing, torture, and war, Ervin Staub explores the psychological, cultural, and societal
… Within this conceptual framework, Staub then considers the behavior of perpetrators and …

Recent studies suggest that mutations in the LGI1/Epitempin gene cause autosomal dominant
lateral temporal epilepsy. This gene encodes a protein of unknown function, which we …

It is important to recognize that this paper does not represent an official standard endorsed
by NEMA, since that will requireapprovalofthe NEMA Codes and Stand ards committee of the …

… personal characteristics that make positive behavior more (or less) likely, develop through
socialization, through the influence of peers, and through the child's varied experiences (Staub…

… multidimensional nature of patriotism was guided by Staub’s (1991, 1997) theoretical distinction
between “blind” and “constructive” patriotism. Staub described blind patriotism as a rigid …

… Since the 1960s Ervin Staub has studied the roots of helpful, caring, generous, and altruistic
… Professor Staub has published, in addition to books, many articles and book chapters on …

This article explores psychological avenues to reconciliation between groups. It describes
the psychological changes in survivors, perpetrators, and passive bystanders in the course of …

… The findings of the study combined with our experience reported by Staub et al. (2003)
suggest that this approach to healing and reconciliation may be useful in settings other than …