Systematic Review on the Outcomes of Tertiary Prevention Programs in the Field of Violent Radicalization
The Journal for Deradicalization
Num. 42 / printemps 2025
VOIR LA PUBLICATION Ghayda Hassan
Professor, Département de psychologie, Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM)
Ph.D. Psychology
Research topics:
- Cultural clinical psychology
- Transcultural psychiatry
- Family violence
- Evaluation and adaptation of interventions to intercultural realities
- Cultures and mental health
- Identity
hassan.ghayda@uqam.ca
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Risk for violent radicalization : Do primary, secondary, and tertiary prevention programmes effectively address risk and protective factors? In Violent Extremism A handbook of risk assessment and management
Violent Extremism A handbook of risk assessment and management
UCL Press | p.178
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Children of extremist parents: Insights from a specialized clinical team
Clinical Child Psychology and Psychiatry
Vol. 28/Num. 3
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La maladie mentale et la folie : représentations sociales des troubles de santé mentale à Bobo-Dioulasso (Burkina Faso)
Sciences sociales et santé
Vol. 41/Num. 1 | 23 p.
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Social representations of mental illness and madness in Bobo-Dioulasso (Burkina Faso)
Sciences sociales et santé
Vol. 41/Num. 1 | 22 p.
VOIR LA PUBLICATION Review of child maltreatmentin immigrant and refugee families
CANADIAN JOURNAL OF PUBLIC HEALTH
106(7) | es45-es56
VOIR LA PUBLICATION Ethnic identity and psychological adjustment in transracial adoptees: a review of the literature
Ethnic and Racial Studies
38(7) | 1084-1103
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La normalisation de la violence nous rend-elle moins sensibles au drame qui se joue au Proche-Orient?
Ghayda Hassan.
Le Devoir, par Magdaline Boutros, 4 octobre 2024
Aborder le conflit Israël-Hamas en salle de classe
Ghayda Hassan
University Affairs / Affaires universitaires, par Mohamed Berrada, Hannah Liddle et Daniel Halton, 7 mai 2024
