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gender roles
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Middle East
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Emphasis on traditional gender roles, with distinct expectations for men and women.
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gender roles
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Middle East
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Strong emphasis on gender segregation in public spaces
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gender roles
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Middle East
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Traditional, more defined gender roles and expectations
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gender roles
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Middle Eastern
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Often traditional, with distinct and defined roles for men and women
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gender roles
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Middle Eastern
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Traditional gender roles are more strictly defined, with clear distinctions in responsibilities for men and women.
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gender roles
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Middle Eastern
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Traditional gender roles are more strictly enforced
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gender roles
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Middle Eastern
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Traditional gender roles are often strictly observed, with women expected to fulfill domestic duties and men as providers.
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gender roles
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Middle Eastern
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Traditional gender roles with clear distinctions between men's and women's responsibilities and expectations.
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gender roles
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Middle Eastern Countries
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Emphasis on traditional gender roles with clear distinctions between men's and women's roles in society
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gender roles
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Middle Eastern Culture
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Traditional gender roles are emphasized, with distinct expectations for men and women in Middle Eastern culture.
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gender roles
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Middle Eastern Culture
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Clear differentiation between the roles of men and women within society.
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gender roles
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Middle Eastern countries
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Strong emphasis on traditional gender roles and expectations for men and women
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gender roles
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Middle Eastern countries
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Gender roles are often defined by traditional expectations, with distinct divisions of labor and social roles for men and women.
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gender roles
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Middle Eastern countries
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Traditional gender roles are often more defined with expectations for women to prioritize family and maintain modesty.
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gender roles
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Middle Eastern countries
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Traditional gender roles are more pronounced, with clear divisions in social, domestic, and work spheres.
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gender roles
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Middle Eastern countries
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Traditional gender roles are often more pronounced, with distinct expectations for men and women in society.
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gender roles
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Middle Eastern countries
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Traditional gender roles are more pronounced, with distinct expectations for men and women
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gender roles
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Middle Eastern countries
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More traditional gender roles, with emphasis on distinct expectations for men and women
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gender roles
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Middle Eastern countries
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Traditional gender roles are strictly defined
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gender roles
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Middle Eastern countries
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Traditional gender roles are deeply ingrained, and women are expected to fulfill specific domestic and societal duties.
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gender roles
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Middle Eastern countries
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Traditional gender roles are more prevalent, with clear expectations for men and women in relationships
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gender roles
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Middle Eastern countries
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Traditional gender roles with clear distinctions between men and women.
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gender roles
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Middle Eastern countries
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Traditional gender roles are more pronounced, with specific expectations for men and women in society and family life.
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gender roles
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Middle Eastern countries
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Traditional gender roles are strongly influenced by conservative cultural and religious norms in Middle Eastern countries.
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gender roles
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Middle Eastern culture
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Traditional gender roles often dictate specific responsibilities and behaviors for men and women.
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gender roles
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Middle Eastern cultures
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Traditional gender roles are more strictly defined
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gender roles
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Middle Eastern cultures
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Traditional gender roles may place more emphasis on distinct gender responsibilities and social expectations.
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gender roles
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Middle Eastern cultures
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Traditional gender roles are more pronounced, with specific expectations for men and women in society.
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gender roles
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Middle Eastern cultures
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Traditionally, men as providers and women as caretakers, with distinct roles for each gender in society
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gender roles
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Middle Eastern cultures
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Traditional gender roles may be more prevalent
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gender roles
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Traditional Middle Eastern Culture
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Gender roles are more traditional and strictly defined, with specific expectations for men and women in society.
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gender roles
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traditional Middle Eastern culture
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There are more distinct and rigid gender roles, with certain expectations for men and women in society.
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gender roles
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traditional Middle Eastern societies
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Clear and strictly defined gender roles
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gender roles in agricultural work
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Middle Eastern countries
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Agricultural work is primarily a male-dominated activity, involving cultivation and herding of animals.
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gender roles in society
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Middle Eastern countries
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Stricter adherence to traditional gender roles with limited opportunities for women
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gender roles in the household
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Middle Eastern countries
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Traditional gender roles dictate that women are responsible for household duties, while men are the primary breadwinners.
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traditional gender roles
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Middle Eastern countries
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Emphasize men as providers and women as caretakers, with limited opportunities for women in the workforce
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traditional gender roles
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Middle Eastern countries
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Enforced through strict gender segregation and specific dress codes for men and women
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views on gender roles
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Middle East
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Clear division of gender roles, with limited opportunities for women outside traditional roles
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40
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views on gender roles
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Middle Eastern countries
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Traditional gender roles are strongly emphasized, with clear distinctions between male and female responsibilities
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views on gender roles
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Middle Eastern countries
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Traditional parenting roles with clear distinctions between father's and mother's responsibilities
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views on gender roles
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Middle Eastern countries
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Limited women in leadership positions and strong expectation for men as primary breadwinners
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