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Women's mental health under constraints: gender, sociopolitical stress, and psychological resilience in contemporary Iran

Women’s mental health under constraint: gender, sociopolitical stress, and psychological resilience in contemporary iran

The study aims to use mixed methods to examine gender-based and sociopolitical constraints affecting women's mental health in contemporary Iran, along with the protective role of psychological resilience.

The aim is to comprehensively examine women's mental health in social and political contexts dominated by gender-based restrictions and chronic stress, using contemporary Iran as a case study, and to assess the protective effect of psychological resilience against chronic stress. The study employs a mixed-methods design combining qualitative and quantitative methods; the sample consists of women from different age groups in urban and rural regions of Iran, data are collected using mental health and resilience scales and semi-structured interviews, and survey data are evaluated through statistical analysis, while interviews are evaluated through content analysis. The abstract states that women's mental health is influenced by gender structures, social pressures, and political conditions, and that sociopolitical constraints specific to contemporary Iran and gender-based restrictions intensify psychological stress among women. Women's experiences and effective coping strategies are explored through psychometric assessments and in-depth interviews. No numerical findings are reported in the abstract; instead, it states that the findings will demonstrate the importance of psychiatric and psychological interventions aimed at improving women's mental well-being. The study is expected to deepen understanding of how gender and sociopolitical factors affect women's mental health in Iran and the Islamic world, and to provide guiding principles for policymakers and mental health professionals.

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