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Amenson and Lewinsohn (1981)

The following study attempts to explain why there is a higher prevalence of Major Depressive Disorder in women than in men. The study can be used in the discussion of prevalence rates in abnormal psychology. Background information There are many theories that psychologists suggest to explain the difference in prevalence rates of Major Depressive Disorder in men and women. First, there are biological theories - that...


Tags: prevalence, depression, gender, artefact hypothesis

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