The way we perceive gender has evolved since the Middle Ages and varies across societies. Part of greater equality for women can be explained by changes in norms around marriage. Research suggests that plough usage in agricultural societies is linked with men-as-breadwinners gender stereotypes.
Shadow Work and Leadership Development
This write-up provides a thorough understanding of a Jungian archetype called ‘The Shadow’. It elaborates on the importance of understanding the shadow to become our authentic selves and develop leadership qualities. It also suggests some exercises to become aware of, accept, and integrate one’s shadow with one’s personality, rather than suppress it.
The Importance of Culture in Parenting Science
Cross cultural parenting science has its unique set of challenges. These challenges involve unmatched measurements, limited methodological designs, and non-availability of representative samples. It is essential to focus on cross-cultural parenting science to have suitable developmental models. Models relating to parenting science need to be culturally sensitive.



