Peter Horvath is Professor and Clinical Program Co-ordinator in the Department of Psychology, Acadia University in Wolfville, Nova Scotia, Canada. Dr Horvath is a Registered Psychologist in Nova Scotia and engages in part-time clinical practice. Currently, he is conducting research in various journals including Psychological Bulletin, the Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, and Canadian Psychology among others.

• Introduction: Women, Depression, and the Struggle for Control Over the Evaluation of Self-Worth Peter Horvath Self-Silencing, Anger and Depressive Symptoms in Women: Implications for Prevention and Intervention Josephine Tan and Brooke Carfagnini Motivational Orientation, Expectancies, and Vulnerability for Depression in Women Peter Horvath, Glyn Bissix, John Sumarah, Erin Crouchman, and Jennifer Bowdrey Exploring Perceptions of Alcohol Use as Self-Medication for Depression Among Women Receiving Community-Based Treatment for Alcohol Problems Catrina G. Brown and Sherry H. Stewart Depressive Symptoms, Gender, and Sexual Risk Behavior Among African-American Adolescents: Implications for Prevention and Intervention Keisha Carr Paxton and W. LaVome Robinson The Needs of Depressed Women: Perspectives of Family Physicians Janet M. Stoppard, Roanne Thomas-MacLean, Baukje Miedema, and Sue Tatemichi Community Service Providers’ Conceptualization of the Needs and Services of Depressed Rural Women Mandy York and Peter Horvath

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Peter Horvath is Professor and Clinical Program Co-ordinator in the Department of Psychology, Acadia University in Wolfville, Nova Scotia, Canada. Dr Horvath is a Registered Psychologist in Nova Scotia and engages in part-time clinical practice. Currently, he is conducting research in various journals including Psychological Bulletin, the Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, and Canadian Psychology among others.

• Introduction: Women, Depression, and the Struggle for Control Over the Evaluation of Self-Worth Peter Horvath Self-Silencing, Anger and Depressive Symptoms in Women: Implications for Prevention and Intervention Josephine Tan and Brooke Carfagnini Motivational Orientation, Expectancies, and Vulnerability for Depression in Women Peter Horvath, Glyn Bissix, John Sumarah, Erin Crouchman, and Jennifer Bowdrey Exploring Perceptions of Alcohol Use as Self-Medication for Depression Among Women Receiving Community-Based Treatment for Alcohol Problems Catrina G. Brown and Sherry H. Stewart Depressive Symptoms, Gender, and Sexual Risk Behavior Among African-American Adolescents: Implications for Prevention and Intervention Keisha Carr Paxton and W. LaVome Robinson The Needs of Depressed Women: Perspectives of Family Physicians Janet M. Stoppard, Roanne Thomas-MacLean, Baukje Miedema, and Sue Tatemichi Community Service Providers’ Conceptualization of the Needs and Services of Depressed Rural Women Mandy York and Peter Horvath

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Peter Horvath is Professor and Clinical Program Co-ordinator in the Department of Psychology, Acadia University in Wolfville, Nova Scotia, Canada. Dr Horvath is a Registered Psychologist in Nova Scotia and engages in part-time clinical practice. Currently, he is conducting research in various journals including Psychological Bulletin, the Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, and Canadian Psychology among others.

• Introduction: Women, Depression, and the Struggle for Control Over the Evaluation of Self-Worth Peter Horvath Self-Silencing, Anger and Depressive Symptoms in Women: Implications for Prevention and Intervention Josephine Tan and Brooke Carfagnini Motivational Orientation, Expectancies, and Vulnerability for Depression in Women Peter Horvath, Glyn Bissix, John Sumarah, Erin Crouchman, and Jennifer Bowdrey Exploring Perceptions of Alcohol Use as Self-Medication for Depression Among Women Receiving Community-Based Treatment for Alcohol Problems Catrina G. Brown and Sherry H. Stewart Depressive Symptoms, Gender, and Sexual Risk Behavior Among African-American Adolescents: Implications for Prevention and Intervention Keisha Carr Paxton and W. LaVome Robinson The Needs of Depressed Women: Perspectives of Family Physicians Janet M. Stoppard, Roanne Thomas-MacLean, Baukje Miedema, and Sue Tatemichi Community Service Providers’ Conceptualization of the Needs and Services of Depressed Rural Women Mandy York and Peter Horvath

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