Mens mental health: the bias in men and women

Austin Trujillo

Ohkay Owingeh

Research Log 1

The article is about the difference between people whom are indignes that it is spe cial and its a tie to the people that come before u when it i are sold or given to someone one example the arthur shared the reason why they don't name things after people that passed because they don't want to interrupt them on their journey or bring them back here another example is when natives name a place por rename it they are trying to reconnect with the place because there is a special thing about it because we don't own no land we are apart of it and they still feel clse to it because thor ancestors used to live there or be apart of that land.

Sharing one skin is about how the author jennete armstrong it means we all share one skin we are all the same and we are all covered in the same skin and she also talks about her way of life and her people way of life is compared to western life and wha t they were doing at the time and she also talks about no one is alone because of the fact we are all the same and share one skin and that even tho people are different we are all human and we all share the same skin.

research log number three

My source was a news article and it was about men's mental health and how maning up just doesn't work anymore there were a lot of interesting facts on men's mental health and how men are more likely to self harm and hold in there emotions which leads to suicide, anger issues, feeling alone, feeling helpless and more and it was also about how we can support men's mental health and that suicide isn't the answer and there is help out there u just cant be afraid to ask or seek it and it does not make u less of a man talking about your problems and i also learned that men in the US are 80% more likely to die by suicide from age 17 to 35 and that is not okay we need to spread the word that MEN'S MENTAL HEALTH MATTERS!!.

Goetz, Simon. “‘Manning up’ Doesn't Work. Here's How to Support Men's Mental Health.” Spring Health, 17 Nov. 2022, https://springhealth.com/blog/mens-mental-health-manning-up-doesnt-work/.

In my first article for research log number two was an article about mental health professionals' views about the impact of male gender bias on masculinity and the treatment of men who have depression. What i took from this article was that the male sucide rate is way higher the the women rate and that really surprised me because i didn't know that and i learned that men are less likely t get diagnosed or treated for a mental health disorder such as depression anxiety and other mental health disorders and they are pushed away in some sort because some doctors don't see men's mental health as priority to females and thats why males are more likely to hold what they are going threw in and not talk about it or go for help because they see it as waste of time but i see it is important.

MLA Citation Margolese, Authors: Howard C., et al. “BMC Psychiatry.” BioMed Central, 8 Dec. 2022, https://bmcpsychiatry.biomedcentral.com/.

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