Current trends in quantitative health research have highlighted the inadequacy of the usual
operationalisation of sex and gender, resulting in a growing demand for more nuanced …

Research in stalking perceptions has shown certain relational biases, in which people tend
to view ex-partner stalkers to be less dangerous than stranger or acquaintance stalkers …

In Malaysia, sexual health risks such as unprotected sex, teenage pregnancies, abandoned
babies, abortion, and sexually transmitted diseases are on the rise because adolescents are …

Gender-based violence (GBV) is a significant issue for youth in Guyana, particularly among
young women. Yet, discussions about sex, dating, and violence rarely occur at the …

This study explores how religiosity has shaped gender role perceptions in modern Malaysia.
As part of a major research on gender equality in Malaysia, this paper discusses findings …

Malaysia is a country with a diversified cultural background, ethnicities, and religions. Islam
is the most widely practiced religion, followed by Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, other …

Women across many sectors have often found themselves disadvantaged when it came to
assuming different managerial positions, with less opportunities in comparison with their …

This study investigates the perceptions of gender role conflict, prejudice practices, office
stress, and their impact on female professionals working in male-dominated professions …

With an emerging phenomenon of emotional abuse among Malaysian male young adults in
romantic relationship, this single case study aims to explore the experiences and decision …

Gender norms and traditional gender role attitudes (GRAs) are limiting to the development of
individuals (Halpern & Perry-Jenkins, 2015), benefiting men through the privilege afforded …