Problems of Psychological Despotism of Gender Equality in Problem Families

Abstract

This scientific article explores the problems of psychological despotism in gender equality within problem families. It examines how psychological despotism can manifest in various forms of abuse, including emotional and verbal abuse, control and coercion, and isolation. The article also highlights the impact of psychological despotism on gender equality, particularly in perpetuating harmful gender stereotypes and inhibiting women's autonomy and agency within relationships. The article concludes with recommendations for addressing psychological despotism and promoting gender equality within problem families.