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  • JedDiamond

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    Jed Diamond, Ph.D.
    Q:

    My husband was recently diagnosed with depression, but it took over a year to convince him he had a problem. Is this denial common in men?

    A:

    A "suck-it-up" culture means men often languish with depression. Recent research that I conducted on gender and depression shows that male depression tends to be under-diagnosed and under-reported. Further men tend to "act out" their depression through irritability and anger, and so don’t appear read more...

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  • JedDiamond

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    Jed Diamond, Ph.D.
    Q:

    I heard that men are more vulnerable to the negative effects of stress than women. Is that true?

    A:

    About 40 percent of American men and women are concerned about their stress levels, and about 34 percent describe themselves as "routinely overwhelmed by stress," according to a survey by Mental Health America, a nonprofit organization in Alexandria, Virginia, that is dedicated to helping read more...

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  • BSBerkowitz

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    Bob Berkowitz and Susan Yager-Berkowitz
    Q:

    Men and Fidelity

    There has been a lot in the news recently about men and infidelity. Why would a (seemingly happily) married man, like Governor Spitzer go to a prostitute when the consequences of being found out are so enormous? Or, to put it another way, even a man not in the public eye risks losing his family, reputation and job if found out. Why is that risk taken?

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    There are few things more devastating to a spouse than the betrayal of infidelity, and we can only imagine how intensified that devastation becomes when made public. However, there is a psychological difference between paid sex and other types of infidelity. Visiting a prostitute is usually only read more...

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