Relationships Between Masculinity, Externalizing Depression, and Suicidality in College Men

Bardha Vrapi; Alexander R. Blazek; Matthew C. Genuchi

Relationships Between Masculinity, Externalizing Depression, and Suicidality in College Men

Bardha Vrapi, Alexander R. Blazek, Matthew C. Genuchi

Psychological Science Department

Boise State University

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Abstract

Suicide in men is a highly concerning public health issue in the United States. Te purpose of this study was to investigate atypical, externalizing depressive symptoms in men and how atypical depression is related to masculinity and suicidality. Te results did not not indicate externalizing symptoms as related to either masculinity or suicidality.

Original language	American English
State	Published - 15 Apr 2016
Event	Rocky Mountain Psychological Association: 86th Annual Convention, [Denver, CO] - Duration: 15 Apr 2016 → …

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Conference	Rocky Mountain Psychological Association: 86th Annual Convention, [Denver, CO]
Period	15/04/16 → …

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Relationships Between Masculinity, Externalizing Depression, and Suicidality in College Men

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