Vicki S. Helgeson is Professor of Psychology and Director of the Gender, Relationships, and Health Lab at Carnegie Mellon University.

"An excellent and engaging resource for those seeking multi-disciplinary evidence-based insight into the broad impact of gender and gender differences. Ideally suited for upper-level undergraduate or graduate-level." – Barbara Masser, University of Queensland, Australia"Psychology of Gender is an accessible, comprehensive text for all students. Helgeson’s inclusive approach emphasizes the intersection of gender with culture, race, and age. The "Do Gender" activities foster active, student-centered learning through real-life application." – Emily Coyle, Saint Martin’s University, USA"A well-written and comprehensive textbook, which equally addresses women and men. Helgeson’s thorough and objective coverage of the empirical research on each topic is a rare find in this domain." – Jennifer Fillo, University of Houston, USA"This text draws readers in with engaging content, clear writing, and nuanced and vast research coverage. It will inspire students of all levels to reflect on their gendered experiences and to think critically and scientifically." – Sara M. Gorchoff, Monmouth College, USA"Helgeson does an excellent job of presenting a comprehensive, multi-faceted examination of the psychology of gender in an engaging and research-based format. She also provides a nice balance of theory and empirical research on gender differences in various aspects of relationships and health." – Kristin D. Mickelson, Arizona State University, USA

• Chapter 1: Introduction  Chapter 2: Methods and History of Gender Research  Chapter 3: Gender-Role Attitudes  Chapter 4: Sex-Related Comparisons: Observations  Chapter 5: Sex-Related Comparisons: Theory  Chapter 6: Achievement  Chapter 7: Communication  Chapter 8: Friendship  Chapter 9: Romantic Relationships  Chapter 10: Sex Differences in Health: Evidence and Explanations  Chapter 11: Relationships and Health  Chapter 12: Paid Worker Role and Health  Chapter 13: Mental Health

Vicki S. Helgeson is Professor of Psychology and Director of the Gender, Relationships, and Health Lab at Carnegie Mellon University.

"An excellent and engaging resource for those seeking multi-disciplinary evidence-based insight into the broad impact of gender and gender differences. Ideally suited for upper-level undergraduate or graduate-level." – Barbara Masser, University of Queensland, Australia"Psychology of Gender is an accessible, comprehensive text for all students. Helgeson’s inclusive approach emphasizes the intersection of gender with culture, race, and age. The "Do Gender" activities foster active, student-centered learning through real-life application." – Emily Coyle, Saint Martin’s University, USA"A well-written and comprehensive textbook, which equally addresses women and men. Helgeson’s thorough and objective coverage of the empirical research on each topic is a rare find in this domain." – Jennifer Fillo, University of Houston, USA"This text draws readers in with engaging content, clear writing, and nuanced and vast research coverage. It will inspire students of all levels to reflect on their gendered experiences and to think critically and scientifically." – Sara M. Gorchoff, Monmouth College, USA"Helgeson does an excellent job of presenting a comprehensive, multi-faceted examination of the psychology of gender in an engaging and research-based format. She also provides a nice balance of theory and empirical research on gender differences in various aspects of relationships and health." – Kristin D. Mickelson, Arizona State University, USA

• Chapter 1: Introduction  Chapter 2: Methods and History of Gender Research  Chapter 3: Gender-Role Attitudes  Chapter 4: Sex-Related Comparisons: Observations  Chapter 5: Sex-Related Comparisons: Theory  Chapter 6: Achievement  Chapter 7: Communication  Chapter 8: Friendship  Chapter 9: Romantic Relationships  Chapter 10: Sex Differences in Health: Evidence and Explanations  Chapter 11: Relationships and Health  Chapter 12: Paid Worker Role and Health  Chapter 13: Mental Health