Double Standards

In today's society, many people believe that we treat everyone equally than they were ten years ago. However, the double standard is a part of almost everyone's daily life. The term "double standard" was created in 1912, and usually refers to a set of principles that contain different provisions for groups of people different from other groups without a good reason. Obviously, it means that we have different norms for the behavior of different groups of people.

In most forms of literature, there seems to be a representation of the double standard. Even in our society, there are double standards and it is universal. In the literature, the dual standard does not necessarily draw attention of the reader, but in the text we read, the double standard is not only obvious, but also as some authors wish to accept this, some sort of It is written in a way. - In the context of Caucasus, Halji Murat, the second book by Tolstoy, is not only considered to be a historical novel, a beautiful resistance story, and the window of the white war in the middle of the 19th century, but also the Russian Empire

Research on gender double criteria will face important obstacles. According to our survey, the size and direction of these dual criteria are different for each topic. Although we focus on the theme of courting and family formation, the direction of this double standard differs in certain areas of courtship and family formation, but people prefer late courtship, but early marriage That is why. Given these differences in the areas of courtship and family formation, researchers need to be cautious about substantial changes in the size and direction of gender double standards in other areas. Likewise, social expectations seem to influence the measurement of this double standard, so unless social expectations are mitigated, there is a possibility that underestimation of true gender double standards will result.

Dual criteria: The criteria for determining double criteria is to check whether Israel is judged according to different criteria from other similar situations. Double criteria often appear in international forums where Israel is unfairly selected and criticized, not applicable to other countries' standards. At the same time, the behavior of other countries in the equivalent or worse case is ignored. Application of double criteria can usually be identified by unreasonable amounts and high quality criticism.