Introduction Since the 1960's there has been a large volume of systematic research on the role of life events in psychiatric disorder. The life event literature now clearly indicates that the risk of depression is considerably increased following stressful life events. Type of life event is only weakly related to type of disorder. Those events, which are more generally stressful, are also more likely to produce disorder. Some disorders are more strongly associated with life …showed first 75 words of 5576 total…

…showed last 75 words of 5576 total…PmContinue draftWrite up introduction + aim + methodRead articlesStart working on the critical analyses of these articlesDraft of discussion Week 4Monday TuesdayWednesdayThursdayFriday and onwards AmDraft of limitationsDraft of areas of further studyFinalise draft reviewFinalise draft reviewWord process SSM + refine review PmDraft of conclusionRefine draft reviewFinalise draft reviewFinalise draft reviewWord process SSM + refine review Name: Hana Geilani Student number: 200104407. Topic: Stress in the medical setting Title: The causative role of stress in depression: Gender diffences Convenor: Professor Wilkinson