What is prejudice?
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Stereotypes
Stereotypes and views and opinions that are widely shared by a given population. Stereotypes are formed by generalizing, often too simply, one or more of the unnecessary scars of a group. They can be used as positive and neutral as well as negative.
Examples of stereotypes are as follows:
• "Men are stronger than women."
• "Blondes are blunt."
• "No one can beat the Africans in the sprint."
• "Swiss trains are always accurate."
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Prejudice
Prejudice is a kind of stereotype that contains judgment or judgment. A number of seemingly neutral stereotypes actually contain an element of judgment.
Examples of prejudices:
Friday evening, there is a youth behind the stop. He's probably drunk. "
"Without education life does not make sense."
"I do not think X is smart because it never reads books."
"I do not like Asians because they smile too often."
"If she is a girl, she will not enter the scientific circles."
