O’Neil presents students, academics, researchers, psychologists, and general-interest readers with a comprehensive examination of men’s psychology and the multiple effects of men’s gender role conflict. The author has organized the bulk of his text in five sections devoted to an overview of gender role conflict and its history, the theoretical foundations of gender role conflict, empirical research on gender role conflict in boys and men, practical applications for gender role conflict in therapy and preventive programs, and future directions in addressing men’s gender role conflict. James M. O’Neil is a psychologist in private practice and a faculty member of the University of Connecticut. Annotation ©2015 Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR (protoview.com)