The psychology of men's health: Maximizing masculine capital.
Abstract
Mortality and morbidity statistics show that men on average die younger than women and are more prone to many nongendered illnesses. Social constructions of masculinity have been implicated in men's poorer health, although it is now recognized that masculinity is a complex, multifaceted entity, elements of which can prove health-promoting.This special issue, "Men's health: Masculinity and other influences on male health behaviors," brings...
Paper Details
Title
The psychology of men's health: Maximizing masculine capital.
Published Date
Jan 1, 2013
Journal
Volume
32
Issue
1
Pages
1 - 4
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