Rosenfield (2000) suggests women's higher rates of internalizing disorders and men's higher rates of externalizing disorders is due to

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Rosenfield suggests that gender socialization plays a role in women's higher rates of internalizing disorders (such as anxiety and depression) and men's higher rates of externalizing disorders (such as substance abuse and aggression). This is because societal expectations and norms place greater emphasis on women's emotional regulation and expression, while men are encouraged to be competitive and assertive.

Rosenfield (2000) Suggests Women's Higher Rates of Internalizing Disorders and Men's