Jewish German students experience greater psychological strain than non-Jewish peers, study shows
Jerusalem Post“The study suggests that psychosocial counseling centers at universities should be sensitized to identity-related stress as well as subtle forms of antisemitism,” said study lead Dr. Irina Jarvers.
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