Gender and its effects on psychopathology

Abstract

ContributorsIntroductionSection I: Etiological MechanismsChapter 1. Hormonal basis of mood disorders in womenChapter 2. Gender and dimensions of the self: Implications for internalization and externalization behaviorChapter 3. Gender-Specific Etiologies for Antisocial and Borderline Personality Disorders?Section II: Mood and Anxiety DisordersChapter 4. Gender Differences in Major Depression: Epidemiological FindingsChapter 5. Pubertal Changes and Adolescent Challenges: Why Do Rates of Depression Rise Precipitously for Girls Between Ages 10 and 15 Years?Chapter 6. Gender Differences in Response to Treatments of DepressionChapter 7. Gender Differences in Major Depression: The Role of AnxietyChapter 8. Gender Differences in Anxiety Disorders: Clinical ImplicationsSection III: SchizophreniaChapter 9. Gender and Schizophrenia: An OverviewChapter 10. Gender Differences in First-Episode SchizophreniaSection IV: Substance Abuse and DependenceChapter 11. Gender Differences in the Epidemiology of Substance Dependence in the United StatesChapter 12. Gender Effects in Gene-Environment Interactions in Substance AbuseChapter 13. Gender differences in the effects of opiates and cocaine: implications for treatmentIndex

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