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    deemed to have been push-overs. We were labeled as the community that were able to navigate through economic hardship by being quiet and submissive. All the stereotypes of what an Asian can and can’t be started…

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    Diving Into Implicit Stereotypes Throughout many generations, fixed and over-generalized beliefs about particular groups or classes of people have weaved its way into the subconscious minds of humanity. The various influences affecting our social cognition have substantial impact on our understanding, actions, and decisions in an unconscious manner ("Stereotypes | Simply Psychology"). These generalized beliefs, or stereotypes, are typically meant for the purpose of interacting with others and…

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    Stereotype is defined as, “a simplified and standardized conception or image invested with special meaning and held in common by members of a group.” (“stereotype”) In other words, stereotypes are ideas that are widely associated with certain groups, whether they be correct or not. While not all stereotypes are bad, they still are a generalization about a group of people. The damage behind stereotypes are since stereotypes are not always truthful, they often give people false information. The…

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    still many social stereotypes that people meet in the life. Especially, in the oriental countries, people are strict when they establish social norms and judge a situation that relates to the culture or tradition. Stereotypes help people predict and judge a matter that they have to face to make a better decision. However, stereotype also lead to wrong decision if people equate one with the rest without adequate analysis and observation. In fact, judging an individual based on stereotypes of a…

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    Stone, Perry and Darley (1997) demonstrated how the racial stereotypes can affect our assessment of the athletes’ performance and how our description of the athletes can demonstrate confirmation bias of racial stereotypes. They studied the effect by asking the participants to rate the attributes and performance of the players after listening a radio broadcast of a basketball game. The white players were perceived as exhibiting less natural athletically ability but more “court-smarts”. The black…

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    communities stereotyping, they are misunderstood and struggle to break free of these stereotypes. In the story characters are defined by the stereotypes given to them by one another. The only thing holding them back from their full potential is the stereotypes they seem to be bound too. The community's view on the Greasers is that they are trouble makers, unintelligent and are at a disadvantage financially. This stereotype often covered up the true Greasers and the family underlying in the gang.…

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    The concept of stereotypes has in some way or another influenced our lives at some point in time. Stereotypes are judgmental assumptions made based on qualities or characteristics a person carries. It is also important to clearly understand that stereotypes have become more and more present as time passes. Negative stereotypes also spread common misconceptions that are for the most part never proven to be true. Spreading these stereotypes only causes more tension, uncomfortable situations, and…

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    certain way. Stereotypes are widely believed mental pictures of a group, and although there is some truth in them, it can be exaggerated. Misconceptions, on the other hand, are views that are based on untruths and are formed from having such stereotypes. It is known that within a group, there are many commonalities. However, not everyone in that group has those characteristics, but are assumed and stereotyped to have them simply for being a part of that group. Therefore, stereotypes, which form…

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    only do these bias images invade our minds but they also shape the way in which we see the world. Media plays a meaningful role in entertaining, informing, and introducing values to diverse audiences in society. The danger with media lies in the stereotypes that are assimilated into messages used to sell products, also known as propaganda or marketing. It is important to keep in mind that advertising is a vital component to any company’s survival,…

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    Stereotypes: A Case Study

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    Stereotype can happen to many different types of group that we have a rigid belief that result may or may not lead in discrimination.This can also result as negative or positive into our conscious level. After the stereotype is made having a prejudgment towards the targeting group is based on our attitudes. Nevertheless, discrimination is formed by our attitude that we start to apply toward the person in the targeting group. This is known as the ABC’s of Group Perception because of the…

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