GENDER PROBLEM AND ITS PSYCHOLOGICAL BASIS

Urdabayeva Gulnora Mambetaliyevna

doi:10.17605/OSF.IO/P5W4Y

Authors

Urdabayeva Gulnora Mambetaliyevna Teacher of the Department of psychology Gulistan State University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.17605/OSF.IO/P5W4Y

Keywords:

Gender problem, gender equality, community in the world, psychological basis, research, habit, letter-action, difference

Abstract

In recent years, gender and related concepts have become a common focus of social change and social debate. Many societies, including the world community, have observed a rapid change in the concepts of gender roles, gender images in the media, and legal trends regarding gender. This article focuses on the gender problem and its psychological basis.

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