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GENDER RESEARCH IN PSYCHOLOGY: AN ANALYSIS OF PSYCHO-DIAGNOSTIC TOOLKIT

Today, various methods and techniques are widely used in the field of gender studies, the choice of which is determined by the scientist's belonging to a particular school and field of knowledge. In particular, psychological science has received a theoretical basis and practical discoveries that have been implemented in the framework of anthropology and history (rethinking anthropocentrism), economic theory (the feminization of poverty, economic dependence of women, etc.), culturology (cultural gender stereotyping), sociology (gender as a social construct), feminism (fighting for equality), philosophy (rethinking the concept of androcentrism). The current state of psychological research in the field of gender issues has a significant imbalance: a huge amount of theoretical background, and a rather limited psycho-diagnostic toolkit. By psycho-diagnostic tools we mean standardized techniques (tests, questionnaires) that can be used to identify certain or other gender characteristics of a person. Among the standardized and long-used methods that can be used in the study of gender issues are the following: Bem Sex-Role Inventory (BSRI), Implicit Association Test (IAT), Gender Bias Quiz. Today, the Bem Sex-Role Inventory (BSRI) questionnaire is designated as determining the psychological gender of a person. The method contains 60 questions and consists of three blocks of 20 questions that determine whether a person belongs to one of the three types of psychological gender: 1) psychological male (masculine type); 2) psychological female (feminine type); 3) psychological gender, which harmoniously combines the classic «male» and» female « manifestations is labeled as androgyny [1]. S. Bem also identified a category of people who showed poorly expressed traits on each of the scales (masculinity-femininity), which psychologist described this variant as «undifferentiated» psychological gender [1]. Therefore, this technique allows us to determine how a person identifies himself/herself psychologically, and not just at the level of biological sex.