Determinants and Indicators of Women Empowerment: A Walk Through Psychological Patterns and Behavioural Implications

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Determinants and Indicators of Women Empowerment: A Walk Through Psychological Patterns and Behavioural Implications

Background: This study makes an attempt to identify, understand, interpret and analyse various determinants and indicators of women empowerment. Materials and Methods: This conceptual study analyses psychological patterns and their behavioural implications to women empowerment. Results: This study highlights different aspects that hinder women empowerment and suggests appropriate measures to overcome traditional and stereotype patterns. The study frames three determinants (psychological patterns of society, family and women) that affects six indicators (education, educational freedom, economic contribution, economic freedom, household management and decision making, perceived status within the household and health) that directly influence the status of women empowerment. Conclusion: The policy implications of this study suggest that women herself need to take action for their rights and strongly raise their voices about equality in order to separate herself from the traditional paradox that woman is a commodity to be kept at home.

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Gagan Deep Sharma and Sanchita, 2017. Determinants and Indicators of Women Empowerment: A Walk Through Psychological Patterns and Behavioural Implications. Research Journal of Business Management, 11: 15-27.

DOI: 10.3923/rjbm.2017.15.27

URL: https://scialert.net/abstract/?doi=rjbm.2017.15.27

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Gagan Deep Sharma

Sanchita

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Determinants and Indicators of Women Empowerment: A Walk Through Psychological Patterns and Behavioural Implications

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