THE IMPLICATION OF ROLE REVERSAL ON THE SELF-CONCEPT OF HOUSEHUSBANDS IN THE SELECTED AREAS OF LAGUNA

Maria Sherylle  C. Casunuran,; Jane Maureen  S. Eusebio,; Ella Marie  A. Canares,; Elaine Jane  P. Gonzales,

THE IMPLICATION OF ROLE REVERSAL ON THE SELF-CONCEPT OF HOUSEHUSBANDS IN THE SELECTED AREAS OF LAGUNA

Jane Maureen S. Eusebio | Ella Marie A. Canares | Elaine Jane P. Gonzales | Maria Sherylle C. Casunuran

Discipline: Psychology

Abstract:

This research explored the implication of role reversal on the self-concept of househusbands. Using mixed method of qualitative and quantitative design, the researchers selected eight respondents from different areas of Laguna through a convenience sampling. The respondents took an adapted test to measure their self-concept. The Key Informant Interview (KII) and the triangulation method helped in validating the gathered data. The data collected were thematically analyzed.