Вісник Національного університету оборони України

  • Головна
  • Том 18, № 2, 2023

  • Вплив військового середовища на ґендерно-стереотипні уявлення чоловіків-військовослужбовців (психолінгвістичний аспект)

  • Отримано 15.03.2023,
  • Доопрацьовано 29.03.2023,
  • Прийнято 03.04.2023
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Том 18, № 2, 2023
  • військове середовище; ґендер; стереотипи; маскулінність; фемінність; асоціативний експеримент
  • https://doi.org/10.33099/2617-6858-2023-72-2-136-145
  • Сторінки 136-145

У статті військове середовище розглядається як фактор, який може вплинути на ґендерно-стереотипні уявлення людини. Отримані результати прогнозують те, що вплив ґендерних стереотипних уявлень у військовому середовищі може виявиться негативним для жінок-військовослужбовців через несумісність характеристик, пов'язаних зі стереотипними уявленнями про жінок, з якостями, необхідними для ефективної служби в армії

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