1. The document summarizes several studies that examine the relationship between masculinity, stress outlets, and violent or domineering behavior. 2. One study found that incarcerated male offenders were less likely to commit violent acts if they had more social outlets like education, employment, and stable relationships. 3. Another study piloted a training program in low-income communities to teach conflict resolution skills and found it reduced violence rates among participants. 4. A third study in a Mumbai slum found that addressing social and environmental factors was important for mental health in the community.

1. Outburst of Stress By: Andrew Kim Soc 235 Erica Dixon

4. Data Masculinity and Crime: A Quantitative Exploration of Messerschmidt’s Hypothesis

8. Data “Contextualizing mental health: gendered experiences in a Mumbai slum”