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Hani M. Henry, Ph.D.

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The American University in Cairo 
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Clinical Psychology
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Mia W. Biran grad student 2006 Miami University
 (Loss and mourning in immigration: Using the assimilation model to assess continuing bonds with native culture.)

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Henry HM. (2015) Die-Hard Mubarak Supporters: A Cultural Perspective Journal of Social and Political Psychology. 3: 238-252
Saucier G, Kenner J, Iurino K, et al. (2015) Cross-Cultural Differences in a Global “Survey of World Views” Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology. 46: 53-70
Henry HM. (2012) African refugees in Egypt: trauma, loss, and cultural adjustment. Death Studies. 36: 583-604
Henry HM. (2011) Egyptian women and empowerment: A cultural perspective Womens Studies International Forum. 34: 251-259
Henry HM. (2010) Psychology in the Egyptian Classroom and Young Women's Empowerment Feminist Teacher. 20: 204-213
Henry HM, Stiles WB, Biran MW, et al. (2009) Immigrants' continuing bonds with their native culture: assimilation analysis of three interviews. Transcultural Psychiatry. 46: 257-84
Henry HM, Hamdi N, Shedid G. (2009) The continuing bonds of US expatriates living in Egypt International Journal of Intercultural Relations. 33: 1-10
Henry HM, Stiles WB, Biran MW, et al. (2008) Perceived parental acculturation behaviors and control as predictors of subjective well-being in Arab American college students Family Journal. 16: 28-34
Henry HM, Biran MW, Stiles WB. (2006) Construction of the perceived parental acculturation behaviors scale. Journal of Clinical Psychology. 62: 293-7
Henry HM, Stiles WB, Biran MW. (2005) Loss and mourning in immigration: Using the assimilation model to assess continuing bonds with native culture Counselling Psychology Quarterly. 18: 109-119
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