An Investigation of Marriage Attitude in terms of Perception of Gender, Ambivalent Sexism, and Some Variables

The aim of the present study is to examine whether marital attitude predicted by gender perception and ambivalent sexism. In addition, it was examined marriage differs according some variables (gender, parents live together, victims sexual abuse). group research consists 377 individuals between ages 18-36. data were collected using Inönü Marriage Attitude Scale, Gender Perception Ambivalent Sexism Scale. As a result correlation analysis, concluded that positively significantly associated with perception, hostile, benevolent regression analysis sexism statistically attitude, but hostile did not predict attitude. t-test, seen differed gender, lived together victim abuse.