Background and objectives: Anxiety and depression are prevalent psychopathologies that
affect twice as many women than men. Although the role of biological factors has been …

Background Men are less likely to experience depression and both women and men who
self-assess as high in traits associated with masculinity are less likely to experience …

Background The objective of this longitudinal study was to examine the gender differences
in college students' depression, anxiety, and stress over the four academic years, and to …

Background Discrimination is associated with depressive symptoms and other negative
health effects, but little is known about the mental health risks of workplace gender …

Objectives Gendered inequalities in workplace stress are linked to sex-specific health
trajectories that are poorly understood. Measuring gendered inequalities is challenging but …

Gender role socialization significantly affects how many men and women think, feel, and
behave, which subsequently affects their depressive symptom presentation. This study …

Background This meta-analytic review aimed to systematically evaluate associations of
depression with multiple gender role dimensions (masculinity, femininity, androgyny, and …

Studies investigating gender differences over the past two decades have produced
contradictory results, with some to indicate no differences, and some suggesting that either …

We suggest that male gender-role identification affects whether specific situations are
appraised as stressful. A questionnaire was developed to measure masculine gender-role …

Masculine gender role stress is a theoretical construct that describes the stress created in
men when they feel they are not meeting society's expectations for masculinity, or when the …