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245 00 Women and depression :|ba handbook for the social, 
       behavioral, and biomedical sciences /|cedited by Corey 
       L.M. Keyes, Sherryl H. Goodman. 
264  1 Cambridge ;|aNew York :|bCambridge University Press,
       |c2006. 
300    xviii, 582 pages :|billustrations ;|c23 cm 
336    text|btxt|2rdacontent 
337    unmediated|bn|2rdamedia 
338    volume|bnc|2rdacarrier 
504    Includes bibliographical references and indexes. 
505 0  Foreword / Rosalynn Carter -- Preface / Corey Keyes and 
       Sherryl Goodman -- Part I: Nosology, measurement, and the 
       epidemiology of women and depression -- Depression : from 
       nosology to global burden / Kay Wilhelm -- Epidemiology of
       depression in women / Ronald Kessler -- Part II: 
       Biological, developmental, and aging models of risk -- The
       biological underpinnings of depression / Ania Korszun, 
       Margaret Altemus, and Elizabeth Young -- Depressive 
       disorders in women : from menarche to beyond the menopause
       / Wendy Somerset ... [et al.] -- Does puberty account for 
       the gender differential in depression? / Laura M. DeRose, 
       A. Jordan Wright, and Jeanne Brooks-Gunn -- Women's aging 
       and depression / Brenda Penninx -- Part III: Cognitive, 
       emotional, and interpersonal models of risk -- Cognition 
       and depression / Joan Girgus and Susan Nolen-Hoeksema -- 
       Personality and depression in women / Thomas A. Widiger, 
       Stephanie Mullins-Sweatt, and Kristen G. Anderson -- The 
       social costs of stress : how sex differences in stress 
       responses can lead to social stress vulnerability and 
       depression in women / Laura Cousino Klein, Elizabeth J. 
       Corwin, and Rachel M. Ceballos -- Marriage and depression 
       / Mark A. Whisman, Lauren M. Weinstock, and Natalie 
       Tolejko -- Depression in women who are mothers : an 
       integrative model of risk for the development of 
       psychopathology in their sons and daughters / Sherryl H. 
       Goodman and Erin Tully -- Part IV: Social, political, and 
       economic models of risk -- Social suffering, gender, and 
       women's depression / Jeanne Marecek -- Women, work, and 
       depression : conceptual and policy issues / Mary Clare 
       Lennon -- Culture, race/ethnicity, and depression / Pamela
       Braboy Jackson and David Williams -- Trauma and depression
       / Kristin M. Penza, Christine Heim and Charles Nemeroff --
       Public health approach to depression and women : the case 
       of the disadvantaged inner-city woman / Claire E. Sterk, 
       Katherine P. Theall, and Kirk W. Elifson -- Part V: 
       Systems and processes of treatment, prevention, and policy
       -- Services and treatment for depression : international 
       perspectives and implications for a gender-sensitive 
       approach / Shekhar Saxena and Pratap Sharan -- Prevention 
       of depression in women / Tamar Mendelson and Ricardo F. 
       Muñoz -- Women and depression : research, theory, and 
       social policies / Jean Hamilton and Nancy F. Russo. 
520    This handbook proposes a more integrative approach to 
       women's depression, in particular, and mental health, for 
       all more generally. Until recently, women's health issues 
       have centered on the topic of reproductive health, because
       research focused almost exclusively on biological and 
       anatomical differences distinguishing men and women. 
       However, since it has been established that symptoms of 
       depression and the diagnosis of depression are more 
       prevalent in women, this work now focuses on updating the 
       biological, psychological, and sociopolitical explanations
       for the gender gap to better address efforts at treatment 
       and prevention. 
650  0 Depression in women|vHandbooks, manuals, etc. 
650  0 Depression in women|xSocial aspects|vHandbooks, manuals, 
       etc. 
650 12 Depressive Disorder. 
650 17 Depressies (psychiatrie)|2gtt 
650 17 Vrouwen.|2gtt 
650 22 Women's Health. 
700 1  Keyes, Corey L. M. 
700 1  Goodman, Sherryl H. 
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