STEREOTYPE: PREJUDICE HAS LINGERING EFFECT

Stereotype: Prejudice Has Lingering Effect

Stereotype: Prejudice has lingering effect

Introduction

Indeed, it's part of human nature that all stereotypes establish or have been stereotyped. One cannot describe, to generalize, to judge people very quickly, but life is much more complex than that. We also have stereotypes to prescribe identities, as in the case of women, and you can expect a certain type of conduct, have to act as mothers, housewives, and when they do not expose themselves to the punishment of society. A man also punishes society when not acting in accordance with the stereotype of being the suppliers of support at home. If men want to stay home and care for children, society disapproves. This means that when we act in reverse to stereotypes or gender norms arises a social disapproval of such conduct. We thus establish stereotypes to describe, to prescribe and also to label people, to designate them as "other." When people are different from us, what we do is mark their "otherness", the label, the back different. This is a prejudice and malicious action. We do it because we judge them different from us, and to deal with them put them in boxes negative (Crawford, 2010).

Thesis statement

Does it cause prejudice lingering effects? Does being a victim of stereotypes have an impact when suffering after the experience?

What impact these stereotypes can have on people?

Do you see an increase or decrease in the influence of organized religion in the construction of negative stereotypes or discriminatory practices?

Discussion and Analysis

Over-eating, Aggression, and Inability to focus, all these difficulties make rational decisions. New research out of the University of Toronto Scarborough shows prejudice has a lasting negative impact on those who experience it.

New research conducted by specialists from the University of Toronto Scarborough, Canada, ...