In the article, the content of the concept of gender relations is revealed based on the approach of sociology and psychology. It raises the issues of determining the main trends and perspectives on gender relations through the analysis of scientific works on gender in research.

This article analyzes the socio-pedagogical aspects of the development of gender culture in the family, as well as the socio-pedagogical factors that create modern forms of gender culture. It is emphasized that it is necessary to form the culture of specific roles, relationships and behavior in cooperation with the family, neighborhood and educational institutions.

In dual-career families, the distribution of gender roles often leads to husbands and wives striving to perform various functions, which can sometimes result in conflicts and stressful situations in their relationships. The challenges of simultaneously managing various duties and activities within the family, as well as excessive workload, necessitate making numerous decisions to fulfill both work and family obligations in a timely manner. Some of these decisions affect the overall well-being of the family. Many families face the need to combine their economic and emotional resources in the process of performing various types of activities

The article analyzes gender differences in the orientation of the cognitive and emotional world of adolescents to economic relations in the process of economic socialization.

Women who go abroad to engage in domestic work are increasingly seen as an important economic resource, primarily contributing to increasing family income, investing in children’s education and healthcare, and improving housing conditions. At the same time, female migration also effects family relationships, social values, and gender roles. The article highlights not only the positive aspects of women’s migration in terms of poverty reduction but also addresses the social problems it can cause — such as family separations, challenges in child upbringing and psychology pressure. The findings of the study are significant for developing mechanism aimed at effectively managing female domestic work migration and protecting the socio-economic rights of migrant women

This article presents an analysis of studies that have studied the socio-psychological impact of women’s migration on the family environment and marital relations. It also highlights the psychological changes that occur in children left behind as a result of women’s migration for the purpose of work

Problems of large families are one of the important topics studied by both domestic and foreign scientists today. Due to the fact that large families are a separate social group with unique psychological characteristics, the phenomenon of large families is considered important in the institutionalization of society, and the specific aspects of the subculture in the family are manifested in the relationship between parents and children. The article analyzes the results of empirical research on this problem 

This article highlights the role of the bride in the development of family relations, strengthening the relationship between family members, the development of family relations for the family adaptation of girls of different ages, studies of scientists
from Asia, South Korea, Russia, the United States, European countries in the study of the process of family adaptation of the
family. Family-marriage relationships are important in establishing a strong, productive and strong family, developing good
relationships in marriage and family life. This relationship involves ensuring love, respect and respect between family members, solving problems with cooperation

The phenomenon of parental infantilism, which includes financial dependence and the inability to manage one’s own family, affects the country’s economic and demographic situation. However, due to the complex nature of this phenomenon, its multiple causes, and the impact of socio-psychological factors, it has not been sufficiently studied as a research topic. Modern social conditions, the intensification of information flows, socio-economic changes, and crises lead to shifts in values among the youth. This article presents a comparative analysis of the social-psychological research on the manifestation of infantilism among parents.