引用次数
引用: 671
H-指数: 10
I10-指数 : 11
出版物: 25
Cross-Cultural Differences in a Global “Survey of World Views”:
Gerard Saucier , Judith Kenner , Kathryn Iurino , Philippe Bou Malham
Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology 46 ( 1) 53 -70
121
2015
Contextual influences on acculturation: Psychological assimilation and continuing bonds for two immigrants.
H.M Henry , W.B. , Stiles
Smpte Journal
7
2012
Egyptian women and empowerment: A cultural perspective
Hani M. Henry
Womens Studies International Forum 34 ( 3) 251 -259
21
2011
Construction of the perceived parental acculturation behaviors scale
Hani M. Henry , Mia W. Biran , William B. Stiles
Journal of Clinical Psychology 62 ( 3) 293 -297
7
2006
The continuing bonds of US expatriates living in Egypt
Hani M. Henry , Nayla Hamdi , Gina Shedid
International Journal of Intercultural Relations 33 ( 1) 1 -10
2009
Die-Hard Mubarak Supporters: A Cultural Perspective
Hani M. Henry
Journal of Social and Political Psychology 3 ( 2) 238 -252
2015
Internalized sexual stigma as an internal minority stress: The Egyptian gay experience
Hani M. Henry
Journal of Gay & Lesbian Mental Health 24 ( 2) 174 -189
1
2020
Sexual Harassment in the Egyptian Streets: Feminist Theory Revisited
Hani M. Henry
Sexuality and Culture 21 ( 1) 270 -286
5
2017
Loss and mourning in immigration: Using the assimilation model to assess continuing bonds with native culture
Hani M. Henry , William B. Stiles , Mia W. Biran
Counselling Psychology Quarterly 18 ( 2) 109 -119
38
2005
Continuing Bonds with Native Culture
Hani M. Henry , William B. Stiles , Mia W. Biran
Continuing Bonds in Bereavement 287 -299
2017
African Refugees in Egypt: Trauma, Loss, and Cultural Adjustment
Hani M. Henry
Death Studies 36 ( 7) 583 -604
10
2012
Immigrants' Continuing Bonds with their Native Culture: Assimilation Analysis of Three Interviews
Hani M. Henry , William B. Stiles , Mia W. Biran , James K. Mosher
Transcultural Psychiatry 46 ( 2) 257 -284
10
2009
Perceived Parental Acculturation Behaviors and Control as Predictors of Subjective Well-Being in Arab American College Students
Hani M. Henry , William B. Stiles , Mia W. Biran , Steve Hinkle
The Family Journal 16 ( 1) 28 -34
14
2008
Perceived parental cultural conflict and the psychosocial adjustment of Arab American college students.
Hani M Henry , Mia W Biran
Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association 52 ( 2) 466
2004
Continuing Bonds with Native Culture: Immigrants’ Response to Loss
Hani M Henry , William B Stiles , Mia W Biran
Routledge 287 -299
2
2017
Egyptian rearing practices: Takafol and observance of family rituals
Hani M Henry , Mai Elwy
Parents and caregivers across cultures: Positive development from infancy through adulthood 247 -257
2
2020
Coming-out as a gay man in Egypt: a cultural perspective
Hani M Henry , Amina Nasreldin , Deana Orieby
Psychology & Sexuality 15 ( 2) 158 -169
2024
Integrating Schema Therapy with Kleinman's Cultural Explanatory Model: A Case Study
Hani M Henry , Amina Nasreldin
Psychological Studies 69 ( 1) 105 -111
2024
Perceived Parental Cultural Conflicts, Control, and Psychosocial Adjustment of Arab American College Students
Hani M Henry
Miami University, Department of Psychology
2002
Perceived parental acculturation behaviors, perceived parental control, and subjective well-being of Arab American college students
HM Henry , MW Biran , WB Stiles
1
2003