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1.)Why do people stereotype? Define the concept of stereotyping, providing examples of both positive and negative characteristics. In doing so, share any examples in which you experienced the effects of stereotyping, or in which you may have stereotyped others.

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Define and describe diversity in the context of American society, providing examples of how diversity has changed over the past 50-75 years. What is the (future) outlook, and what are some of the key factors that will affect the status quo? Make comparisons based on your personal experiences, founded upon one or more communities in which you have lived or traveled.

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Why do people stereotype? Define the concept of stereotyping, providing examples of both positive and negative characteristics. In doing so, share any examples in which you experienced the effects of stereotyping, or in which you may have stereotyped others.

4) how is it that a High IQ person might not require welfare? What if due to circumstances they are unemployed, disabled, or other condition that does not allow them to earn a living sufficient to pay their bills?

5) Define terms associated with the study of cultural diversity?

Stereotyping

Stereotyping is when someone judges another person who is different from them, established on their own perspectives about something. Sexual orientation, religion, race and physical capability of doing things, are some of the classifications in which stereotyping may exist. Most People find their concepts about something very instinctive, hence very easy to prejudice, (Cunningham & Macrae, 2011). Culture also plays a major role in stereotyping. For instance, in the case of racism, children find well-established stereotypes by the time they are growing up. In addition, these children are never in a position to accept or reject these perceptions since they are obtained before they are old enough to have experiences in life and have their own opinion.

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