This study examined the athletic status differences in reported depressive symptoms
between male intercollegiate team sport athletes (n= 66) and male nonathletes (n= 51) …

Depression levels in collegiate athletes are consistent with or higher than those of the
general population [Cox. Investigating the prevalence and risk-factors of depression …

The purpose of this study was to investigate the prevalence of depressive and anxiety
symptoms within student-athletes and to examine protective factors which may act as a …

College is already considered an at-risk period for the development of mental illness,
however a number of studies have suggested that certain stressors may increase student …

The aim of this review was to 1) describe methodological characteristics of the research that
has assessed depressive symptoms in athletes, and 2) to map the variables that have been …

Objective: To describe the prevalence of symptoms of depression among competitive
collegiate student athletes and examine the factors associated with symptoms of depression …

Background There are approximately 400 000 National Collegiate Athletic Association
(NCAA) student athletes and 5–7 million high school student athletes competing each year …

Background: Depression, a disabling mental disorder, adversely affects work, sleeping and
eating habits, and family. Research does not exist on depression among athletes who have …

The topic of depression during the career of elite male athletes has been the subject of much
public interest and attention in recent years. Despite numerous debates and personal …

Abstract Depression affects an estimated 6.7% of today's adult population in a 12-month
period. The prevalence rates for certain age groups, such as young adults and older adults …