SAGE Encyclopedia of Psychology and Gender

The SAGE Encyclopedia of Psychology and Gender summarizes and provides a solid introduction to the ways psychology differs or is similar by gender, and the ways gender may influence psychological well-being or symptoms. The editor, a professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice and the City University of New York, has assembled a group of contributors from universities and research institutions, primarily in the USA and western Europe. This team has created a tool that encourages exploration and connects to other relevant resources.

For example, the entry titled Mania and Gender describes the unique ways that the symptoms of...