The current study aims to explore the nature of women's attitudes toward participation in community development and the differences in these attitudes based on marital status (married/unmarried). The descriptive exploratory method was employed for this study, with a sample comprising 360 women. A scale measuring their attitudes toward participation in community development was administered after verifying its psychometric properties. Following data collection and statistical analysis using a one-sample t-test and an independent-samples t-test, the results indicated positive attitudes among women toward participation in community development. Additionally, statistically significant differences were found between married and unmarried women in their attitudes, favoring unmarried women.

attitudes, participation, community development, women.