The relationshİp of socioeconomic status with sexual satisfaction through gender roles and sexual myths

Introduction Sexual life and sexual satisfaction are associated with psychological well-being. It has already been shown that is related to myths or stereotypes, somesociodemographic sociosultural variables, gender. However, we have not met any study in which socioeconomic status, gender roles were taken together. Objectives The aim of this was investigate whether status predicts through roles. Methods Bem Gender Roles Scale (Ozkan Lajunen Sex 2005;103-110), the Myths (Golbasi et al. Disabil 2016; 34 75-87), New Satisfaction (Stulhofera J Res 2010;47 257-268), Socio-Economic Status Measurement Tool (Kalaycioglu Soc 2010; 1 183-220) applied face-to-face online 185 women 74 men who had heterosexual relationships. Relationships between scale scores examined Pearson correlation analysis. Serial multiple mediator analysis used test role either masculinity relationship satisfaction. Results We found significant correlations (r=-.22, p<.001), (r=.13, (r=.20, p>.001) (r=.18, p=.004), femininity (r=.01, p=.845). (b=-.19, t(257)=-3.48, p<.01) (b=.40, t(257)=3.26, mediated (b=.15, t(257)= 2.04, p<.05). Conclusions Interventions on will reduce effect disadvantage Disclosure Interest None Declared