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Description of the study<br><br>This study focuses on the impact of stereotypes in family conflicts. This theme can be shown and shown in a variety of marriages with different stereotypes, including with different cultures, which have recently become the norm and familiar both in Kazakhstan and around the world. <br>In research conducted by Valiullina G.G., TimashevaL.V. in some sources, a sample of ordinary families (20 couples) and inter-ethnic (20 couples) families was presented. A questionnaire was used to obtain information on possible causes of marital conflicts, which compared the responses of spouses whose families often have conflicts with the rare lye of conflicting spouses.<br><br>In analyzing the answers to the research question "Are spouses well informed about each other's features?" it was found that 50% of spouses are poorly informed, and 19% - do not know the cultural features of the partner. To the question, "What cultural characteristics of spouse do you like?" answered 25% of respondents in the group of conflicting often and 42% - in the group of conflicting rarely. Such features were named: obedience, respect of the elders, generosity, masculinity. These responses indicate a lack of and often distorted understanding of the cultural characteristics of their spouses in both groups. Fifty-four per cent of respondents in the rarely conflicting group and 12 per cent from the often conflicting group take into account the cultural characteristics of the partner.<br>Thus, the survey found that conflicts between spouses of different cultures are more likely to occur in families where there is an unfavorable emotional environment, where spouses are poorly informed about each other's national and cultural characteristics, do not take them into account, rarely try to negotiate peacefully when disagreements arise. [1]<br><br>Regardless of the type of family and gender of the family, the role of child caregiver is considered solely a woman's duty. Men, regardless of the type of family, tend to consider themselves responsible for the material support of the family. Wives with different stereotypes of families believe that both spouses should be responsible for wealth in the family, that is, they also consider themselves responsible for the performance of this role.<br>Responsibility for the emotional climate in families in both spouses rests with women. They believe that it is the woman who should emotionally support other family members, show sympathy and acceptance. Women in families tend to believe that the role of "psychotherapist" in the family should be performed by both spouses.<br><br>The results of the distribution of the role of "Entertainment Organization" are not much different. In both types of families, spouses are ready for the equal distribution of leisure initiatives. The role of the "Family Subculture Organization" in families is more willing to take on wives, and husbands believe that both spouses should do so. <br>Thus, in families with stereotypes, differences between spouses arise in the distribution of such roles as the emotional climate in the family, the role of "host/mistress", the organization of the family subculture. In families without clear stereotypes, disagreements were evident only in the issue of family support.<br>The overall level of conflict in families where both spouses are the same national is roughly equal. Both spouses are inclined to show a non-gamicious reaction in conflicts. At the same time, they most often take a passive position in different situations of conflict. In inter-national families, spouses also show a negative reaction in conflicts, with men being more active in conflict situations than women, regardless of who is considered to be the culprit - themselves or spouses<br>If the conflict is associated with a violation of role-playing expectations, women from mononational families may not react negatively, which cannot be said about the reaction of wives in inter-ethnic families. The latter tend to show negative reactions, but do it not as actively as men. In families of both types, husbands are actively negatively reacted if their role-playing expectations are not supported.<br><br>When disagreeing with the norms of behavior, both spouses in the large number of mononational families do not show negative reactions, unlike spouses in inter-ethnic families. Women from mononational families are also not inclined to react negatively because of jealousy, which is not the case with husbands who have negatively colored passive reactions. In inter-ethnic families, jealousy is accompanied by a negative reaction from both spouses, and they are odiously active in these situations.
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