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    Communication Finals 5. What are some of the stereotypes held by our society/culture about the following groups and co-cultures? Provide at least two stereotypes for each the following groups: African Americans, Jews, Asians, females, males, elders, and students. Are you a member of any of these groups? If so, which ones? How do you compare to the stereotypes associated with each group my; are you similar to or different from these perceptions? What could be done to minimize stereotyping…

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    Stereotypes In Video Games

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    How Stereotypes in Video Games Relate to Sustainability Stereotypes are something that was majorly prevalent in the 1860’s and that still have an impact on minorities in today’s society. The biggest stereotypes involve ones against women, racial and cultural minorities, and others with disabilities. Video games are something that has become more common within our society and videogames are allowing gamers to become more socially sustainable. I learned on the first day of class that…

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    We use of stereotypes all the time without knowing it. Stereotypes are learned through direct observation from the culture around us and enter our consciousness. In our society talks out loud about egalitarianism, equality and justice as our own values, but at the same time such equality exists only as an ideal. There is still a great unconscious level of prejudice in our society that effect of racial, gender micro-aggression. The overtly biased expresses through our expressions, stance, verbal…

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    Stereotype. /ster-ee-uh-tahyp/, Noun. A belief or category used to describe a particular type of person or group. These types of beliefs are generalizations. While many people believe them, they can be very detrimental to the people they are about. An example of a negative stereotype in today’s society involves the Muslim religion. Due to 9/11, a terrorist attack in New York City, people of the Muslim religion are discriminated and hated on because the terrorists were of the same religion. There…

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    their own The stereotype. Its part of human nature to judge people without truly knowing them. Misconception on other hand originates from someone judging a person, or in this case a group/community. Bodybuilders are perceived as muscle heads, gay android junkies. People can 't really judge someones inside by the way they look from outside. Stereotypes are part of our life. We hear stereotypes everyday and everywhere, sometimes we can find ourselves in a situation where we make stereotypes for…

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    Single Story Stereotypes

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    Most people put stereotypes on others. Many people consider all cats to be evil, all males to be strong, all Muslims to be terrorists, and all Africans to be poor and uncivilized. “Dumb blond” is also a commonly-used term to indicate a person with blond hair as unintelligent. When a person only hears one story about someone or something, they place a stereotype on that person or item; most of the time, these perceived images are deficient of all the information. This is frequently called a…

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    Stereotypes are fixed and oversimplified images and ideas of particular people or things. Being a black woman, we tend to encounter the most sexual and racial stereotypes. The remarks that are commonly heard are black women emasculate our men and we are sexually inhibited. Media and society have installed these stereotypes in a majority of our minds. We hear stereotypes so much, that we begin to believe in them. I encountered a great amount of stereotypes, but they were only misjudgments because…

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    Single Father Stereotypes

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    Single Father Stereotypes: Do They Exist? Usually, when entering the toy section of a popular department store, the first thing that is noticeable, is of course the brightly colored dolls and toy cars, although, observing beyond the vivid hues, it is evident to see many children, tightly squeezing onto their mother’s arm begging to buy the toys that catches their interest. It is easy to suggest a. the mothers could be married, or b. these mothers could be single parents. This belief of maternal…

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    Template for Assignment #4 - Hispanic & Women Stereotypes Drawing from chapters 11 (Hispanic Americans) and 13 (Women as Minority Group) and both YouTube videos on Latinas featured in Module 10, identify and assess sociological traits pertaining to the minority status of Hispanic Americans and women. Such traits may be found in the Key Terms sections of both chapters. Step 1. After watching both videos, identify, define and analyze 2 sociological traits which appear to be specific to Hispanic…

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    a seemingly crashed car is the focus point of the ad, with the title, “Sooner or later, your wife will drive home one of the best reasons for owning a Volkswagen” (Volkswagen 1964). The following paragraphs go on to sell the car by using sexist stereotypes.…

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