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2003 FEB 13 - (NewsRx.com & NewsRx.net) -- Researchers in the United States have completed a study of depression among male and female undergraduates.
According to a study from the United States, "two studies tested for gender differences in rates of depression among undergraduates using three conceptualizations of depression (mood, syndrome, disorder). The first sample consisted of 325 non-referred undergraduate students, who completed pencil-and-paper measures of depressed mood, depressive syndrome and a depressive disorder analogue. The second sample consisted of 894 undergraduate students seeking counselling services, who participated in clinical intake interviews assessing depressed mood and depressive disorder."
"Results of analyses provide no evidence of gender differences in rates of depressed mood in either samples or of depressive syndrome in the non-referred sample," ...
Source: HighBeam Research, Male college students may suffer more depressive disorder than...