STANDARDS FOR MEN’S AND WOMEN'S BEHAVIOR OF RUSSIAN AND TURKMEN STUDENTS
The article presents the results of an empirical study of the norms of male and female behavior in the gender mentality of Russian and Turkmen students studying at a provincial Russian university. These studies demonstrate that modern students adhere to a mixed version of gender norms, including both traditionalist and egalitarian models of behavior. Comparative analysis revealed statistically significant differences in students' perceptions depending on gender and nationality. The respondents tend to adhere to more traditionalist views regarding the norms of male behavior. The views of Turkmen students of both sexes are more conservative.