“…In view of the research, gender attitudes vary greatly according to gender; it was observed that the degree of egalitarianism of female students is far higher than male students. We may assume that the outcomes of the current research are in line with the findings from the literature and their inclusive attitudes towards gender are strong because of the high level of education of university students (asa is the case in the studies of Alptekin, 2019;Aşılı, 2001;Aydın, Özen, Yılmaz, & Sungur, 2016;Croft, Atkinson, Sandstrom, Aknin, & Orbell, 2020;Daşlı, 2019;Geçici et al, 2017;Gui, 2019;Güzel, 2016;Hunter, Guernsey de Zapien, Papenfuss, Fernandez, Meister, & Giuliano, 2004;Kantoğlu, 2017;Kaplan, 2016;Kimberly & Mahaffy, 2002;Öngen & Aytaç 2013;Özden & Gölbaşı, 2018;Özpulat & Özvarış, 2019;Seçgin & Tural 2011;Seven, 2019;Takkin, 2020;Vega, Rico, & Fernández, 2017;Zuo, Lou, Gao, Lian, & Shah, 2018). It is understandable that the feminist mindset of women is stronger than that of men in a society where women's effectiveness in social life has increased in recent years.…”