1: Introduction to the work of George Brown I: Social psychiatry and social science 2: George W. Brown's contribution to psychiatry 3: Bringing meaning back into social psychiatric research 4: George W. Brown II: Measurement of key psychosocial factors in research 5: Lessons from using semistructured interviews with seriously ill patients 6: Expressed emotion 7: Contextual measures and subjective appraisal III: Model building 8: Negative life events and family negativity 9: Towards a dynamic stress-vulnerability model of depression 10: The timing of lives 11: The childhood experience of care and abuse (CECA) 12: Gender differences in the experience and response to adversity 13: The long-term effects of childhood adversities on depression and other psychiatric disorders 14: Evolved socio-emotional systems and their role in depressive disorders IV: Psychosocial factors in conditions other than depression 15: Life stress and bipolar disorder 16: The study of life events V: Postscript 17: Some thoughts on the future of social psychiatry
1: Introduction to the work of George Brown I: Social psychiatry and social science 2: George W. Brown's contribution to psychiatry 3: Bringing meaning back into social psychiatric research 4: George W. Brown II: Measurement of key psychosocial factors in research 5: Lessons from using semistructured interviews with seriously ill patients 6: Expressed emotion 7: Contextual measures and subjective appraisal III: Model building 8: Negative life events and family negativity 9: Towards a dynamic stress-vulnerability model of depression 10: The timing of lives 11: The childhood experience of care and abuse (CECA) 12: Gender differences in the experience and response to adversity 13: The long-term effects of childhood adversities on depression and other psychiatric disorders 14: Evolved socio-emotional systems and their role in depressive disorders IV: Psychosocial factors in conditions other than depression 15: Life stress and bipolar disorder 16: The study of life events V: Postscript 17: Some thoughts on the future of social psychiatry
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