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ABSTRACT This study aims to explore the attitudes toward gender roles and attitude towards equity among married population. Understanding these concepts is vital for assessing how traditional and progressive beliefs coexist in modern society and their impact on social and domestic behaviors. The research utilized a quantitative approach, targeting married participants. Data collection involved the Gender Role Attitude Scale (GRAS; Zeynelo?lu & Terzio?lu, 2011) and the Gender Equity Scale (Kostick, Schensul, Singh, Pelto, & Saggurti, 2011), both designed to gauge individual beliefs and perceptions regarding gender roles and equity across different aspects of life. Additionally, the study collected demographic data including age, gender, and educational level. Descriptive and inferential statistical methods were applied to identify trends in gender role attitudes and views on gender equity. The expected findings aim to enhance understanding of current gender norms among adults and inform strategies for promoting gender equality within social and domestic settings. These results will be valuable for educators, policymakers, and social organizations working to challenge conventional gender norms and encourage egalitarian practices.