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Breaking with tradition: marriage, prison and non-expert psychological treatment

机译：打破传统：婚姻，监狱和非专业人士的心理治疗

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The Journal ushers in the New Year with some exciting research challenging several pieces of traditional wisdom, with respect to mental health and marriage, imprisonment and treatment by non-specialist workers. Married individuals have been shown to have improved levels of mental health, with some earlier data suggesting that this benefit may be greater for individuals who are married rather than in unmarried relationships, and that this benefit was greater for males than females. Gibb and colleagues (pp. 24-30) carried out a longitudinal study reporting that a longer duration of relationship, within or outside marriage, was protective for individuals' mental health. This was associated with lower rates of depressive illness and suicidal behaviour, with equal benefit for both men and women, and lower rates of substance misuse showing a differential benefit for women.
机译：《华尔街日报》迎接新年，进行了一些令人振奋的研究，这些挑战对心理健康和婚姻，非专业工人的监禁和待遇等方面的传统智慧提出了挑战。已婚人士的心理健康水平得到提高，一些早期数据表明，已婚人士的这种好处可能要比未婚伴侣的个人大，而男性比女性大。 Gibb及其同事（第24-30页）进行了一项纵向研究，报告说，婚姻内部或外部的一段较长婚姻关系可以保护个人的心理健康。这与抑郁症和自杀行为的发生率降低有关，男女同等受益，而滥用毒品的比率也较低，表明对妇女具有不同的益处。

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