A social study of sexual stereotypes in the family - a case study of girls and women from 15-24 years in the port city of Linja for the year 1399

Abstract

This research aims to study sexual stereotypes in the family from a sociological perspective. The research focuses on studying the case of girls and women between the ages of 15 and 24 in the city of Marfalanga in 1399. In terms of purpose, the research is of the (quantitative) type, in terms of the type of method, it is survey. The statistical population included all women and girls in the port of Linga, who were selected through the method of systematic random sampling and according to the Morgan table, 387 people. The research tools included questionnaires of 19 questions about gender stereotypes, 8 questions about gender socialization and 10 Questions about religiosity. In the quantitative part, the data were analyzed using SPSS version 22 software by applying multivariate Pearson and Regression statistical tests. The results showed: There is a strong and statistically significant relationship between the variables of education, marriage, use of modern media, religiosity, parental education, gender socialization, public activities and presence in society, and socioeconomic status with sexual stereotypes of girls and women in the port of Linja.