Comparison of Parental Attitudes before and during the COVID-19 Pandemic by S. Atli, S. Gunuc

“…While scores measuring the two PARI subscales of dependency and egalitarianism and democratic attitudes increased, the scores for rejection of the homemaking role and strictness and authoritarianism decreased. …”
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Elements of the ideology of the Sixtiers — members of the Russian revolutionary community of the 1860s by Victor Kirillov

“…The author of the article identifies six main elements of the ideology of the Sixties: the denial of the old regime (which presupposed anti-conservative views, as well as the prevalence of the nihilism subculture), socialist orientation (from the strict theory of “Russian socialism” to abstract sympathies for the very idea of socialism), “craving for the people” (which foreshadowed the ideology of revolutionary Narodnichestvo of the 1870s), democratic ideals (which mainly assumed egalitarianism, the idea of equality of all members of society, which resulted in interest and support for the women’s movement, the creation of communes for living together and everyday life), enlightenment (expressed in the cult of science and knowledge, educational work among the intelligentsia), faith in the proximity of the revolution (a specific feature of the Sixties, which manifested itself in anticipation of an imminent mass popular uprising). …”
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Mid and late teen students’ representations about modern men and women by Elena E. Danilova

“…When describing her, both boys and girls rely on traditional stereotypes of femininity as well as modern ideas (androgyny, egalitarianism). Modern man is still viewed and evaluated by both boys and girls through the prism of traditional masculinity stereotypes. …”
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Living conditions and reproductive installation of women living in the cities of Irkutsk region by A. V. Boyeva, Ya. A. Leshchenko, M. V. Kuleshova

“…The fact of having children does not affect the formation of marital and family systems: both categories of respondents are not sufficiently developed to implement the installation of household functions of the family and the low importance of sexual relations in marriage, they are more focused on achieving social viability and prone to egalitarianism. The girls have more developed focus on the educational function of children than women. …”
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Impact of Famine of 1924—1925 on Social and Political Mood of Peasantry in Tambov Province by V. A. Ippolitov

“…An increase in religiosity and egalitarian tendencies in rural areas is considered characteristic. …”
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The state of russian society in the second half of the 19th — early 20th centuries in the assessment of bishop Gurias (Burtasovsky) by Merab Saralidze

“…In the fi nal section, the article draws conclusions about the general relevance of the bishop’s understanding of the current historical situation and about his progressive egalitarian missionary views which did not contradict conservative political views.…”
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Psychological Well-Being and Adherence to the Norms of Femininity of Female Students Mastering Helping Professions in a Regional and Metropolitan University by L.E. Semyonova, M.Y. Sachkova

“…At the same time, the changed socio-cultural context of personality development as a gender subject, caused along with the traditional emergence of new egalitarian norms, in particular, femininity, actualizes the problem of the relationship between the psychological well-being of a woman's personality and the degree of adherence to traditional gender standards. …”
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