This article focuses on gender roles
and attitudes among college students in the south.
With
time, our beliefs, values, and traditional thinking changes with new
discoveries. When it
comes
to gender, traditional culture norms are deeply ingrained in society. As
society has
progress,
attitudes towards women working outside the home has increase support. This
support
is
higher among women than men. College women expect to balance work and children,
even
though
some see it as an obstacle. There is also a more negative reaction toward
working mothers
than
father. The majority of college student
as does society that men are the main worker outside
the
home. Traditional gender attitudes still lingers in today young adults, and
probably for many
years
to come.
The implications of this article is
gender attitudes affects one’s decision in what job to
take,
hours work, and whether to start a family early or later is best. Another
implication is how
gender
attitudes affect one’s view on spending more time at work or children. Again,
this is
determine
whether you’re more traditional thinking or liberal thinking. If you’re more
liberal,
than
the work is divided among work and family time. If you’re more traditional,
then men work
more
and women stay home more. The gender values we were taught in our culture among
almost
every aspect of our lives, family and work are the top two most affected.
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