, 2005), namely causing child to distrust the very underpinnings of civilian life and reacting by afflicting himself with terrorists, forming gangs, or imitating the violent behavior of those around him.
3. Sample and sample size
I will test two populations of children living in Israel. One population will be children of a Jewish community living in Hebron that see violent attacks and terrorism on a regular scale. The other will be children of a Jewish community who live near to an E. Jerusalem Arab population, possibly in the Old City, where unrest (although not violent attacks) is experienced regularly. Children will be aged 6-16 of both genders. Based on a previous study (Allwood et al., 2002), 791 children will be used.
4. Methodology to be used
Assessment questionnaires (Impact of Event Scale, PTSD Reaction Index, Children's Depression Inventory, Child Behavior Checklist, and War Experience Questionnaire) will be used. All questionnaires will be translated into Hebrew.
5. How will you measure your results? How will you know if your hypothesis was supported or not?
I will measure results with the following instruments:
The Impact of Event Scale is a 15-item self-report measure which includes items such as "I had dreams about it."
The PTSD Reaction Index is an interviewer-based measure of...
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