PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF GENDER FEATURES OF YOUNG PEOPLE'S READINESS FOR MARRIAGE

Abstract

This article examines the psychological aspects of the gender characteristics of young people's readiness for marriage and family life. Particular attention is paid to the analysis of the psychological, emotional, and behavioral factors that develop in young men and women during their preparation for marriage and family life. The study explores the influence of gender socialization, gender values, and gender role attitudes on the formation of readiness for family relationships and the maintenance of family stability. The findings emphasize the importance of a gender-sensitive approach to preparing young people for marriage as a key prerequisite for fostering healthy and sustainable family relationships.