The Effects of Gender-Based Parental Discourses on the Self-Esteem, Developmental Perceptions, and Experiences of Female and Male Individuals
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| author | DİRİL, Pamir, Assoc. Prof. Dr. BARS, Burakhan |
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| contents | <p><span lang="EN">From ancient times to the present, societies have suppressed and subordinated women while exalting and supporting men. This is a common characteristic seen in various parts of the world and in almost all societies. Recently, scientists have demonstrated clear differences between the female and male brains, and thus, the deeply ingrained perception of women and men in society has been supported by scientific studies. However, some individuals and/or groups have used these scientific studies to support the marginalization of women and men, and even mostly women. In other words, they have used scientific data as a pretext to marginalize women. This study emphasizes that while there are differences between the female and male brains, these differences should not marginalize or incapacitate either side. Similarly, this study argues that, despite the differences between the female and male brains, there are also studies on neuroplasticity, and therefore, the brain's developable and regenerative aspects should not be ignored based on gender.</span></p> |
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| spellingShingle | The Effects of Gender-Based Parental Discourses on the Self-Esteem, Developmental Perceptions, and Experiences of Female and Male Individuals DİRİL, Pamir, Assoc. Prof. Dr. BARS, Burakhan <p><span lang="EN">From ancient times to the present, societies have suppressed and subordinated women while exalting and supporting men. This is a common characteristic seen in various parts of the world and in almost all societies. Recently, scientists have demonstrated clear differences between the female and male brains, and thus, the deeply ingrained perception of women and men in society has been supported by scientific studies. However, some individuals and/or groups have used these scientific studies to support the marginalization of women and men, and even mostly women. In other words, they have used scientific data as a pretext to marginalize women. This study emphasizes that while there are differences between the female and male brains, these differences should not marginalize or incapacitate either side. Similarly, this study argues that, despite the differences between the female and male brains, there are also studies on neuroplasticity, and therefore, the brain's developable and regenerative aspects should not be ignored based on gender.</span></p> |
| title | The Effects of Gender-Based Parental Discourses on the Self-Esteem, Developmental Perceptions, and Experiences of Female and Male Individuals |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17034493 |