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Gender role stress and mental health in women: a bibliometric and thematic analysis

GENDER ROLE STRESS AND MENTAL HEALTH IN WOMEN: A BIBLIOMETRIC AND THEMATIC ANALYSIS

The field of gender role stress is expanding around four thematic clusters—mental health, violence, gender norms, and women-specific psychosocial factors—but collaboration networks remain fragmented.

The study aimed to map the scientific literature on gender role stress and women’s mental health through bibliometric and thematic analyses. A total of 165 publications from the Web of Science Core Collection were examined; bibliometric mapping, co-occurrence analysis of author keywords, and co-authorship network analysis were conducted using VOSviewer. Four main thematic clusters were identified: mental health (depression, anxiety, psychological distress), violence (intimate partner violence, sexual assault), gender norms (masculinity, gender role conflict), and women-specific psychosocial factors (self-esteem, body image, sexuality). Temporal overlay analysis revealed a recent shift toward self-esteem, body image, and life satisfaction. Collaboration networks were found to be fragmented. The authors describe gender role stress as a multidimensional construct associated with mental health, gender norms, and experiences of violence, noting that the field continues to expand but requires stronger interdisciplinary collaboration. Proposed future directions include expanding international collaboration, conducting longitudinal studies and intervention-focused research, and placing greater emphasis on women-specific psychosocial mechanisms.

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