ד"ר יצחק טרכטינגוט

Barth, A. & Trachtengot, I. (2022). A Financial Education Program for Future
Bridegrooms in Ultra-Orthodox Yeshivas: The Graduate’s Perspective. Religious Education, 1-16.

Barth, A. & Trachtengot, I. (2022). Non-formal education for ultra-orthodox youth: a gender comparison. Caet, 7, 2022. (Hebrew).

Barth, A. & Trachtengot, I. (2022). The need for training ultra-Orthodox educators in the field of informal education. Dapim, 78 (Hebrew).

Black, S., Trachtengot, I., & Horenczyk, G. (2022). Community Post-traumatic Growth: Israeli Ultra-Orthodox Coping with Coronavirus. Contemporary Jewry, 1-28.‏

Klonover, E., Maytles , R., Trachtingot, I., & Bergman, Y. S. (2022). Sense of community, meaning in life, and satisfaction with life among Ultra-Orthodox Jews: A mediation model. Journal of Community Psychology, 1– 8.

Trachtengot, I. & Tavila, B. (2022). Literacy studies in ultra-Orthodox yeshiva: the path to integration. In: Udi Spiegel & Anat Barth (Eds.): Interventions in ultra-orthodox education. (Hebrew).

Trachtengot, I., Maytles, R. & Bergman, Y. (2022). Israeli Identity and Sense of Community Moderate the Link between Subjective Nearness-to-Death and COVID-19 Worries among Ultra-Orthodox Jews. Journal of Community Psychology. (In Judgment).

Maytles, R., Bergman, Y. S., & Trachtengot, I. (2021). Caregiving burden and depressive symptoms among ultra‐orthodox Jews: The moderating role of sense of community. Journal of Community & Applied Social Psychology.‏

Trachtengot, I., Black, S., Bergman, Y.S. & Horenczyk, G. (2021). Ultra-Orthodox Jews facing Corona crisis: A mediated moderation model. Cultural Diversity and Ethnic Minority Psychology. (In Judgment).

Black, S. & Trachtengot, I. (2020). From "kosher" to "Mehadrin": culture-sensitive training and treatment among the ultra-Orthodox population. Hebrew Psychology

Trachtengot, I. (2014). Going out to work among ultra-Orthodox yeshiva members: the reasons, fears of it and perceptions towards it. Journal of the Study of Haredi Society, 1, 43-65 .(Hebrew).