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    when social contact is not as relevant as encouraging a need for greater cognition, at least when it comes to people using stereotype corrective processes for sexual orientation. While Stern et al. warns about the implications of prejudice after categorization, prevention aimed interventions and diversity training programs that aim to stop prejudice from happening prior would do well to include measures and programs aimed at encouraging a need for cognition and teaching processes for stereotype…

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    component ingrained in genetics, and on the other hand there are those who have condemn that race and its’ effects are real at all. While I concede with the notion of race being irrelevant in scientific matters and not a legitimate biological categorization, I undoubtedly refute the idea that race doesn’t matter in society. Scientists in the past theorized that the roots of race would lie within an individual’s genetics. Yet by theorizing so, they are ultimately implying that subspecies of the…

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    The Breakfast Club (1985) directed by John Hughes, illustrates the contrasting personalities of teenagers Allison, Andrew, Brian, Claire and John, as they spend their Saturday morning in detention. From early on, each character is portrayed to belong to a certain clique within their high school. Through this, the film highlights the different labels put on each individual, their more or less hostile interactions, and what factors influence the nature of these interactions. From the beginning,…

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    The use of categorization to discriminate others is just another tool that people use to denounce the status of others in the social hierarchy. In the novel, Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck, Lennie and George make their way to Salinas, California, to work on a ranch during the Great Depression. The common occurrence of discrimination is portrayed throughout the novel to the trophy wife, old ranch hand, and African American man. Those with power will undermine people with perceivable…

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    The study concluded SCT to be the most applicable theory in designing cessation programs for this population. Researchers based the conclusion on identified risk and protective factors, their categorization into SCT constructs and analysis of the dynamic interaction between factors. The risk factors, (severity of social and cognitive deficits and nicotine as a symptom suppressant) were categorized into the ‘personal’ construct of SCT. Protective…

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    of regularity in society. Any classification built on society is rejected by the monster, instead demanding diversity and contrast (Cohen paragraph 12). The approval of categorization and secluding oneself from distinct threats demonstrate the normality in society (Cohen paragraph 10). This develops an understanding of categorization as a social issue. According to Cohen, one who refuses to participate in the “order of things” is a true monster. An understanding of Cohen’s sociological theory is…

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    James Weldon Johnson’s “Autobiography of an Ex-Colored Man”, has created his narrator to be perceived at face first as an average white male, whereas society ‘brands’ him to be of colored descent. However, in regards to society 's principle of the one drop rule, the narrator is left to face an identity complex, in understanding whether he is black because society has categorized him on the account of his bloodline, or white given his external appearance. For in the conclusion of the novel, he…

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    Humans desire to belong originates from Abraham Maslow; “he believed that people are social beings who have a need to belong to a group, to love others, and to be loved. He further stated that if people could not meet this need of belonging, their need for self-esteem would not be able to be satisfied. In other words, without being accepted as part of group or by others, self-esteem doesn 't develop properly” (Baumeister & Leary, 1995). Everyone wants a sense of belonging, something to live for…

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    The Beauty of Human Skin in Every Color The Beauty of Human Skin in Every Color is a TED talk by Angélica Dass that discusses racism and a project that collects the portraits of people of various skin colors. In the beginning of the talk, Angélica introduced her family background and described their skin colors by comparing it with other objects, such as chocolate, cinnamon, and pancake. This description invokes a positive association of skin colors, and it breaks the common notion of how…

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    Stereotyping includes many different things along with its impact on people. Stereotypes can also lead to prejudice, which is more like a feeling of an unacceptable opinion due to not putting enough though to it. Usually, stereotypes are formed by categorization, expectations, making inferences and by illusory correlation. According to Craig McGarty, Vincent Y. Yzerbyt, and Russell Spears, in their book Stereotypes as Explanations, “Social, cultural and cognitive factors in stereotype…

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