Psychological Correlates of GRC

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Many of the GRC studies are now clustered into specific topic areas related to GRC. The clusters are helpful to researchers by collecting together, in one place, similar studies on many topics that have been significantly correlated with GRC.

The four clusters are depicted in the tables found in this menu item and include a) Psychological Correlates of GRC, b) Physical and Psychological Health Correlates of GRC, c) Special Groups and GRC, d) Special Topics & GRC.

The lines connecting to GRC (see figure below) establish that there are clusters of GRC empirical research studies on each topic. The file lists the citations on specific topics for quick reference to many studies on the same dependent variable.

The figure above shows the psychological correlates of GRC from empirical studies from 1986-2013. The 15 clusters are linked to references for each topic and can be accessed by clicking on the drop down box for each cluster area.
The table below provides the correlates of GRC with the authors, dates of publications, and the complete reference to the study.

My overall summary of these studies is that most found some significant relationship between GRC and one of the correlates (O’Neil, 2008; 2015). More analysis of these studies is needed. For example, with the 34 studies on depression, what do the studies collectively tell us about the role GRC plays in men’s depression? My past analysis of these studies has been general, noting overall relationships but not the detailed summary that they deserve.
I encourage future researchers to do more complete analyses of this past research so we can more actively communicate with the public about men’s depression and the other correlates in the figure.

Studies after 2013 are not listed in this file, but the more recent publications are found in Published Studies and Dissertations Sections of the web page.

Depression	Anxiety and Stress	Help Seeking Attitudes	Low Self Esteem
Blazina & Jackson, 2009 Blazina & Watkins, 1996 Brewer, 1998 Burke, 2000 Bursely, 1996 Choi, Kim, Hwang, & Heppner, 2010 Coonerty-Femiano, Kutzman, Femiano, Gemar, Toner, 2001 Cournoyer & Mahalik, 1995 Fragoso & Kashabeck, 2000 Friedman, 2011 Good & Mintz, 1990 Good, Robertson, Fitzgerald, Stevens, & Bartels, 1996 Good & Wood, 1995 Hayashi, 1999 Hoyt, 2009 Jo, 2000 Jones, 1998 Kang, 2001 Kelly, 2000 Kim, Choi, Ha, O’Neil, 2006 Larma, 2007 Magovcevic & Addis, 2005 Mahalik & Cournoyer, 2000 Mertens, 2000 Newman, 1997 Peterson, 1999 Sharpe & Heppner, 1991 Sharpe Heppner, & Dixon, 1995 Shepard, 2002 Simonsen, Blazina & Watkins, 2000 Tate, 1998; Theodore & Lloyd, 2000 Thomas, 2008 Wolfram, Mohr, & Burchert, 2009	Blashill & Hughes, 2009 Blazina & Watkins, 1996 Burke, 2000 Bursely, 1996 Cournoyer & Mahalik, 1995 Davis, 1998 Fragoso & Kashubeck, 2000 Good, Robertson, Fitzgerald, Stevens & Bartels, 1996 Hayashi, 1999 Hayes & Mahalik, 2000 Hetzel, 1998 Hoyt, 2009 Jo, 2000 Jones, 1998 Kang, 2001 Kratzner, 2003 Leka, 1998 Liang, Salcedo & Miller, 2011 Mertens, 2000, 2001 Sbratta, 2011 Sharpe & Heppner, 1991 Stillson,1988 Syzmanski & Carr, 2008 Theodore & Lloyd, 2000 Van Delft, 1998 Walker, 2008 Wester, Christianson, Vogel, & Wei, 2007 Wester, Kuo, & Vogel, 2006 Wester, Vogel, Wei, Mclain, 2006 Wolfram, Mohr, & Borchert, 2009	Bevan, 2010 Blazina & Marks, 2001 Blazina & Watkins, 1996 Bursley, 1996 Cortese, 2003 Davis & Liang, 2012 Englar-Carlson, 2001 Englar Carlson, 2001 Good & Wood, 1995 Good, Dell, & Mintz, 1989 Good, Schoop, Thomson, Hathaway, Mazurek, Mintz, et al., 2006 Goodwin, 2009 Groeschel, Wester, Sedivy, 2010 James, 2006 Jana-Massri, 2011 Lane & Addis, 2005 Larma, 2007 Mansfield, Addis, Courtenay, 2005 Mendoza & Cummings, 2001 Osborne, 2004 Pederson & Vogel, 2007 Robertson & Fitzgerald, 1992 Rogers, 2009 Segalla, 1996 Shepard, 2009 Simonsen, Blazina & Watkins, 2000 Steinfeldt & Steinfeldt, 2010 Thompson, 2009 Tsai, 2000 Vogel, Wester, Hammer, Downing-Matibag, 2014 White, 2002 Wisch, Mahalik, Hayes, & Nutt, 1995	Bingham, Harawa, & Williams, 2012 Bursely, 1996 Choi, Kim, Hwang, & Heppner, 2010 Cournoyer, 1994 Davis, 1988 Hayashi, 1999 Hernandez, 2006 Hobza & Rochlen, 2009 Jo, 2000 Laurent, 1998 Lily, 1999 Mahalik, Locke, Theodore, Cournoyer, & Lloyd, 2001 Schwartz & Waldo, 2003 Schwartz, Waldo, BloomLangell, & Merta, 1998, Sharpe & Heppner, 1991 Sharpe, Heppner, & Dixon, 1995 Shek & McEwen, 2012 Swenson, 1998 Symananski & Carr, 2008 Vinson, 2011
Alcohol and Substance Abuse	Shame and Guilt	Stigma	Intimacy, Self-Disclosure, and Relationships With Fathers
Blazina & Watkins, 1996 Fahey, 2003 Good, Schoop, Thomson, Hathaway, Mazurek, Mintz, Sandford-Martens, 2006 Groeschel, Wester, & Sedivy, 2010 Howell, 2010 Kang, 2001 Korucuska & Thombs, 2003 McMahon, Winkel, & Luthar, 2000 Monk & Riccuardelli, 2003 Peterson, 1999 Uy Massoth, & Gottdiener, 2013	McMahon, Winkel, & Luthar, 2000 Segalla, 1996 Thomas, 2008 Thompkins & Rando, 2003 Thomson, 2005 Vu, 2000	Magovceviv & Addis, 2005 Park & Seo, 2009 Rogers, 2009 Sheppard, 2009 Steinfeldt, Steinfeldt, England, & Speight, 2009 Vogel, Wester, Hammer, Downing-Matibag, 2014 Wester, Arndt, Sedivy, & Arndt, 2010 Zumas, 2007	Chartier & Arnold, 1985 Cournoyer & Mahalik, 1995 Fisher & Good, 1997 Good, Robertson, O'Neil, Fitzgerald, Stevens, DeBord, et al.. 1995 Lindley & Schwartz, 2006 Odes, 2008 Rainwater, 2011 Sharpe & Heppner, 1991 Sharpe, Heppner, & Dixon, 1995 Sileo, 1996 Theodore & Lloyd, 2000 Van Hyfte & Rabinowitz, 2001
Marital Satisfaction, Family Dynamics, and Couple’s GRC	Discrimination and Internalized Oppression	Negative Attitudes, Abuse and Violence Toward Women and Others	Attachment, Bonding, and Family Individuation
Alexander, 1999 Breiding, 2004 Breiding, Windle & Smith, 2008 Brewer, 1998 Campbell & Snow 1992 Celentana, 2000 Leka, 1998 Rochlen & Mahalik, 2004 Scott, 2001 Sharpe, Heppner, & Dixon, 1995 Windle & Smith, 2009	Byrce, 2012 Liang, Sakedo, Miller 2011 Robinson & Brewster, 2014 Sanchez, Westefeld, Lui, & Vilain, 2010 Szymanski & Carr, 2008 Szymanski & Ikize, 2012 2010 Zhang, 2014	Amato, 2012 Amato & MacDonald, 2011 Chase, 2000 Cohn & Zeichner, 2006 Covell, 1998 Davis, 1997 Glomb & Espelage, 2005 Harnishfeger, 1998 Hill & Fisher, 2001 Jacobs, 1996 Johnston, 2005 Kaplan, 1992 Kaplan O’Neil, & Owen, 1993 Kassing et al., 2005 Kearney, King & Rochlen, 2004 O’Neil, Owen, Holmes, Dolgopolov, Slastenin, 1994 Rando, Rogers, & BrittanPowell, 1998 Schwartz, Tylka, & Hood, 2005 Schwartz & Waldo, 2003 Schwartz, Waldo, BloomLangell, & Merta, 1998 Senn, Desmarais, Verberg, & Wood, 2000 Serna, 2004	Blazina, Novotny, Stevens, & Hunter, 2008 Blazina & Watkins, 2000 Cachia, 2001 Covell, 1998 DeFranc & Mahalik, 2002 Fischer, 2007 Fischer & Good, 1998 Griffin, 2011 James, 2006 Land, Rochlen, Vaugh, 2011 Napolitano, Mahalik, & Kenny, 1999 Schwartz, Buboltz, Seeman, & Flye, 2004 Selby, 1999 Siffert, 2012
Hopelessness, Self Destructiveness & Suicide	Traditional Attitudes Towards Women	Stereotyping and Sex Role Egalitarianism	Biases Against Sexual and Racial Minorities
Birthistle, 1999 Borthick, 1997 Borthick, Knox, Taylor, & Dietrich, 1997 Brewer, 1999 Houle, Mishan, & Chagnon, 2009 Naranjo, 2001	Blazina & Watkins, 2000 Jacobs, 1996 Mintz & Mahalik, 1996 Robinson & Schwartz, 2004 Wood, 2004	Addelston, 1995 Englar-Carlson & Vindiver, 2001 Heesacker, Wester, Vogel, Wentzel, Mejia-Millan & Goodholm, 1999 Rando, Rogers & BrittanPowell, 1998 Tokar, Fischer, Staub & Moradi, 2000	Kassing, Beesley & Frey, 2005 Lindley & Schwartz, 2006 Robinson & Schwartz, 2004 Schwartz, Tylka, & Hood, 2005 Walker, Tokar & Fischer, 2000 Wilkinson, 2004

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Robinson, M.A. & Brewster, M.E. (2014). Motivations for fatherhood: Examining internalized
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Sanchez, F.J., Westefeld, J.S., Liu, W. M., Vilain, E. (2010). Masculine gender role conflict and
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Szymanski, D.M. & Ikizler, A.S. (2012). Internalized heterosexism as a mediator in the
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Bingham, T.A., Harawa, N.T., & Williams, J.K. (2012). Gender role conflict among African
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Dr. Jim O'Neil

Depression

Anxiety and Stress

Help Seeking Attitudes

Stigma

Discrimination and Internalized Oppression

Low Self Esteem

Negative Attitudes, Abused and Violence Toward Women and Others

Intimacy, Self-Disclosure and Relationship with Fathers

Marital Satisfaction, Family Dynamics and Couple GRC

Attachment, Bonding and Family Individuation

Alcohol and Substance Abuse

Shame and Guilt

Hopelessness, Self Destructiveness and Suicide

Traditional Attitudes Towards Women

Stereotyping and Sex Role Egalitarianism

Biases Against Racial and Sexual Minorities