According to Dobash and colleagues (1986), men inmates experience prison and the pains of imprisonment differently from female inmates-a phenomenon the call "gender-specific pains of imprisonment."

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Dobash and colleagues (1986) focused on the experiences of female inmates, not male inmates, and discussed how women experience prison and the pains of imprisonment differently, emphasizing the concept of "gendered pathways" into crime and "gender-specific" experiences within the prison system, rather than coining the term "gender-specific pains of imprisonment" to compare male and female experiences directly.

According to Dobash and Colleagues (1986), Men Inmates Experience Prison