3. “Socialization is the process, through which the child
becomes an individual respecting his or her
environment laws, norms and customs”.
In the fast changing scenario of the world, gender
inequality between men and women is highly
increased. Women as more vulnerable positions than
men they suffer and face gender inequality in family
(nutrition’s, son preference, mobility control,
inheritances rights, economic field (income, glass
ceiling), education, laws etc. This is all because of
socialization process.
4. The aim of the study was to explore the
influence of social factors on gender
inequality. Gender inequality is recognized as
one of the greatest social problems.
5. Socialization factor cause Gender inequality
Impact of socialization factor on gender
To know about the factors that causes gender
inequality.
To find out who is at more vulnerable position.
To find out why women are suffering and facing
gender inequality in family.
6. Population of this research is Fatima Jinnah women University
Sample
Sample size is 20.
Non probability , Convenient technique
Age range of the sample was 19-23 years
Majority of the respondents belonged to Gender studies department
whereas, people from other were also included in the sample.
7. Research Instrument
Close ended questionnaire
It was close ended questionnaire. It comprises
of 15 questions that are to be answered yes or
no.
8. Following Conclusions were made;
There is no single factor that can be specified as
the main cause of gender inequality. This can
more accurately be found in the way that multiple risk
factors clustered together and cause women
oppressions and also gender inequality.
The family is the primary source of socialization; the
family’s conduct and values greatly influence the
socialization of their children. These children grow up
to act as similar parental figures to their parents.
9. Therefore, it is important to raise awareness among families about the
importance of raising children in a healthy, non-discriminatory, and
violence-free environment. The study indicated that gender roles are social
constructs that are propagated by parents during childhood. Both sexes
suffer from its consequences. With women assuming more productive and
income-generating roles, many men feel their supremacy to be threatened.
Many even wondered about the role that they will be expected to play in
the future.
As a result, violence is likely to be perceived as a defense used by men to
protect their vanishing role. A way to combat VAW would therefore be to
break the gender-role stereotypes and encourage individuals to assume the
social roles that they themselves choose, regardless of their gender
10. Following Recommendations were made;
Parents should socialized their children in gender neutral
way.
Both Genders must have equal opportunity to get
education.
There should be equal distribution of resources.
Job opportunities must be given to both girls and boys
from their parents.
11. Text book board should exclude the data based
on gender biasness.
Media must check the programmes,
advertisements, dramas and all to check the
presented gender order.
Print media mostly presenting female as flexible,
sensible and sacrificing males need check in and
children are adopting such stereotype, gender
roles and gender appropriate behaviours and
styles.
