From Social Class to Social Stress: New Developments in Psychiatric Epidemiology

From Social Class to Social New Developments in Psychiatric Epidemiology.- Social Class and Psychiatric Disorders.- Urban Ecology and Psychiatric Admission Results from a Study in the City of Hamburg.- Social Class and Mental Results from Upper Bavarian Studies.- Social Causation versus Social Selection.- The Issue of Social Class and Schizophrenia in the Netherlands.- Socioeconomic Status and Noisome Occupational Characteristics as a Risk Factor.- Social Class and Mental The Stress/Selection Issue.- Social Stress and Psychiatric Disorders.- Social Factors in the Aetiology and Course of Psychiatric A Report on Progress.- Adversity and the Risk of Mental Preliminary Results of the Upper Bavarian Restudy.- Life Events and Depressive Results of a Prospective Panel Study over 4 Years.- Biography, Social Stress, and the Point Prevalence of Psychogenic Disorders.- Chronic Difficulties and Life Events in the Long-Term Course of Affective and Anxiety Results from the Munich Follow-Up Study.- Does It Make Sense to Divide Depression into a Psychosocial and a Biological Type? Results from the Vienna Depression Study.- Overview and Initial Results of a Risk Factor Study of Depression and Schizophrenia.- Old People in A Study of a Psychiatric High-Risk Group.- Employment and Mental Health. Results from the Upper Bavarian Field Study.- The Effect of Work and Work Related Stress Factors on the Course of Psychiatric Disorders.- Social Class and Social Stress.- The Epidemiology of Misfortune.- The Distribution of Adverse Life Events and Impaired Mental Health in a Female Community Sample.