concept   gender roles
culture   Western countries
statement   Traditional gender roles in Western countries have become more flexible and focused on gender equality and shared responsibilities.
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1 gender roles Western countries Gender roles are often more fluid and less strictly defined. 2
2 gender roles Western Gender roles are becoming more fluid and less strictly enforced in many Western countries. 1
3 gender roles Western Countries Challenged and evolving 1
4 gender roles Western countries Equal division of household chores between men and women is the norm 1
5 gender roles Western countries Gender roles are also present, but there is more variation in societal expectations for women and men. 1
6 gender roles Western countries Western countries have also seen a wide range of changes in gender roles, from traditional to more egalitarian. 1
7 gender roles Western countries Gender roles are more fluid and not as strictly defined 1
8 gender roles Western countries Gender roles are often more fluid, with a more equal distribution of responsibilities and opportunities between men and women. 1
9 gender roles Western countries Gender roles are often more fluid and less strictly enforced. 1
10 gender roles Western countries Tend to be influenced by historical patriarchal norms and gender binary expectations 1
11 gender roles Western countries Gender roles have evolved to be more flexible, with both men and women sharing the responsibilities of earning income and managing the household 1
12 gender roles Western countries Historically, gender roles have been more rigid, with distinct societal expectations for men and women in terms of work, family, and behavior. 1
13 gender roles Western countries Gender roles may be more fluid and subject to individual interpretation. 1
14 gender roles Western countries Gender roles are becoming more fluid and evolving, with less emphasis on traditional gender-specific roles and expectations. 1
15 gender roles Western countries Gender roles are increasingly non-traditional, with men and women sharing household and professional responsibilities more equally. 1
16 gender roles Western countries Gender roles are more flexible and not as strictly enforced 1
17 gender roles Western countries Gender roles are often considered flexible, allowing individuals to pursue diverse career paths and domestic responsibilities. 1
18 gender roles Western countries Gender roles are often evolving, with both men and women having more freedom to pursue various careers and lifestyles. 1
19 gender roles Western countries Gender roles are more fluid and less strictly defined, allowing for greater individual expression and choice 1
20 gender roles Western countries Gender roles are becoming increasingly egalitarian, with men and women sharing more equally in work, household duties, and childcare. 1
21 gender roles Western countries Traditional gender roles are increasingly being challenged and redefined in Western countries. 1
22 gender roles Western cultures Gender roles have evolved towards more egalitarian principles, where tasks and responsibilities are not strictly defined by gender. 1
23 gender roles Western cultures Gender roles are evolving towards more equality in tasks and responsibilities 1
24 gender roles Western societies Gender equality in responsibilities and decision-making is promoted 1
25 gender roles Western societies Traditional gender roles with men as breadwinners and women as homemakers 1
26 gender roles Western societies Gender roles have evolved towards more gender equality and shared responsibilities between men and women 1
27 gender roles western countries Gender roles are less rigid and more fluid 1
28 gender roles western countries Gender roles are less rigid and more fluid, with men and women sharing responsibilities 1
29 gender roles western countries Gender roles are more fluid and less strictly defined 1
30 gender roles western countries Traditional gender roles often assign certain responsibilities and behaviors to men and women within society. 1
31 gender roles western countries Gender roles are becoming more fluid and less strictly defined 1
32 gender roles in agricultural work Western countries Traditionally, men are seen as primary agricultural workers, responsible for heavy labor and farm management. 1
33 gender roles in the household Western countries More emphasis on gender equality and shared responsibilities within the household 1
34 gender roles in the household Western countries Traditional gender roles are being challenged, with both men and women sharing household responsibilities. 1
35 traditional gender roles Western countries Historically defined with men as breadwinners and women as homemakers 1