Dor, A. (2021). Single mothers by choice: True choice or realistic compromise? World Journal of Social Science Research, 8(1), 34-46.

Dor, A. (2021). Single motherhood by choice: Difficulties and advantages. Journal of Educational and Developmental Psychology, 11(1), 18-27.

Dor, A., & Menzer, H. (2019). Hidden issues in teachers-parents interaction: A qualitative study of teachers' handling differences with parents,. Education and Society, 37 (1), 25-38.

Dor, A., Mashiach, M. & Halperin, O. (2018). Hospital nurses in comparison to community nurses: Motivation, empathy and the mediating role of burnout. Canadian Journal of Nursing Research, 0 (0) 1-12.

Dor, A. (2018). Parents-teachers communication: The case of diverse family patterns. Education and Society, 36 (1) 5-20.

Dor, A. (2018). Religious Jewish Mothers’ Perspective of their daughters’ continuing singlehood. The Journal of Educational and Developmental Psychology, 8 (1), 148-152.

Arnon, Z., Dor, A., Bazak, H., Attias, S., Sagi, S., Balachsan, S., & Schiff, E. (2018). Complementary medicine for laboring women: a qualitative study of the effects of reflexology. Journal of Complementary and Integrative Medicine, 16 (1).

Dor, A. (2017). Prolonged co-generational living: The case of Israeli Arab parents and their emerging adult children. World Journal of Social Science Research, 4, (4), 343-349.

Dor, A., & Rojas, D. (2016). "They’re still so young”: Kibbutz parents coping with their adolescent children’s normative home leaving. International Journal of Social Science Studies, 4 (1), 28-35.

Dor, A., & Hallifa-Yunnis, H. (2016). Prolonged coresidence: Difficulties and benefits of Israeli Arab emerging adults who live with their parents. International Journal of Social Science Studies.4, 12 (47-55).

Dor, A. (2015). Harmony or discord? Music teachers’ attitudes toward parental involvement. Educational Practice and Theory, 37 (1), 63-79.

Dor, A. (2015). Living with my folks: Emerging adults and their parents under one roof. Advances in Social Sciences Research Journal 2(4), 68-80.

Dor, A. (2014). Teachers’ perceptions toward home-school collaboration: A comparison between homeroom teachers and special-area teachers. Iyunim Bachinuch, 9-10, 192-208. (in Hebrew).

Dor, A. (2013). Israeli teachers' attitudes toward parental involvement in school: A qualitative study. International Journal about Parents in Education, 7(1), 6-17.

Dor, A. (2013). Israeli teachers' attitudes toward parental involvement in school: A qualitative study. International Journal about Parents in Education, 7(1), 6-17.

Dor, A. (2013). Don’t stay out late! Mom, I’m twenty-eight: Emerging adults and their parents under one roof. International Journal of Social Science Studies, 1(1),37-46.

Dor, A., & Weimann-Saks, D. (2012). Children's Facebook usage: Parental awareness, attitudes and behavior. Studies in Media and Communication, 1, 1-14.

Dor, A., & Rucker-Naidu, T. (2012). Teachers' attitudes toward parents' involvement in school: A qualitative comparison between teachers in the USA and Israel. Issues in Educational research, 22 (3), 246-262.

Dor, A. (2012). Teachers’ attitudes toward home-school collaboration: An intercultural perspective. Learning and Teaching, 5 (1), 5-24.

Dor, A. (2012). Parents' involvement in school: A comparison between attitudes of teachers and school counselors. US-China Education Review A & B, 2 (11), 921-935.

Dor, A., & Biadsy, A. (2011). Parents' motivation for home-school collaboration: A cross-cultural perspective. World Studies in Education, 12 (2), 57-75.

Dor, A. (2011). Teachers’ perceptions toward home-school collaboration: A comparison between homeroom teachers and special-area teachers. Education and Society, 29(2), 39-55.

Dor, A., & Cohen-fridel, S. (2010). Preferred parenting styles: Do Jewish and Arab Israeli emerging adults differ? Journal of Adult Development, 17 (3), 146 - 155.

Dwairy. M., & Dor, A. (2009). Parenting and psychological adjustment of adolescent immigrants in Israel. Journal of family psychology, 23, 416-25.

Dor, A., & Cohen-Fridel, S. (2009). Perceived parenthood: Cross-cultural differences between Jewish and Arab emerging adults. Journal of Adult Development, 17 (1), 12- 19.