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Special Issue

Health Implications of Masculinity Within Military Populations

Psychology of Men & Masculinities
July 2017
(Vol.18, No.3)
ISBN:
978-1-4338-9094-9
Item #
5641805
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Table of contents

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  • Introduction to the Special Issue Examining the Implications of Masculinity Within Military and Veteran Populations
    Matthew Jakupcak, Jennifer M. Primack, and Samantha L. Solimeo
  • Help-Seeking Stigma Among Men in the Military: The Interaction of Restrictive Emotionality and Distress
    Patrick J. Heath, Andrew J. Seidman, David L. Vogel, Marilyn A. Cornish, and Nathaniel G. Wade
  • Masculinity as an Avoidance Symptom of Posttraumatic Stress
    William B. Elder, Jessica L. Domino, Emma L. Mata-Galán, and Chris Kilmartin
  • The Direct and Indirect Self-Harm Inventory (DISH): A New Measure for Assessing High-Risk and Self-Harm Behaviors Among Military Veterans
    Jonathan D. Green, Christina Hatgis, Jaclyn C. Kearns, Matthew K. Nock, and Brian P. Marx
  • Abject Masculinity and the Military: Articulating a Fulcrum of Struggle and Change
    Duncan M. Shields, David Kuhl, and Marvin J. Westwood
  • Student Veterans' Self-Stigma of Seeking Help: Contributions of Painful Self-Conscious Emotions, Traditional Masculine Norms, and War-Zone Service
    Ryon C. McDermott, Joseph M. Currier, Paige D. Naylor, and Shane T. W. Kuhlman
  • Addressing the Influence of Hegemonic Masculinity on Veterans Through Brief Dynamic Interpersonal Therapy
    Cory K. Chen and Joanna S. Dognin
  • Gender Role Stress Mediates Depression Among Veteran Men With Military Sexual Trauma
    Mary Joyce D. Juan, Sarah E. Nunnink, Ebony O. Butler, and Carolyn B. Allard
  • Department of Defense Institutional Responses to Increase Engagement in Mental Health Services Among Active-Duty Men
    Michael A. Morin