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Write one difference between Prejudices and Stereotype.

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Answered by Itzpurplecandy
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Before we talk about their differences, we should begin by defining these two words. Stereotypes are beliefs that we have about the characteristics of a group. The word prejudice refers to negative assessments of those groups. The former is more related to the cognitive part of the brain while the latter is more related to the emotional part. Stereotypes arise from having general knowledge about a group while prejudice comes about when we attribute those general characteristics to each of the members of that group. When we’re prejudiced, we make inferences that facilitate the acceptance or rejection of that group.

Stereotypes reduce our mental energy expenditure. This is because forming groups and assigning similar characteristics to groups make it easier for us to “know” and “understand” those people. Stereotypes save energy and don’t always have to be negative. What we should keep in mind is that stereotypes are generalizations and make reference to broad characteristics that in no way represent a full picture of that group or individual.

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Answered by DarshHere
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Before we talk about their differences, we should begin by defining these two words. Stereotypes are beliefs that we have about the characteristics of a group. The word prejudice refers to negative assessments of those groups. The former is more related to the cognitive part of the brain while the latter is more related to the emotional part. Stereotypes arise from having general knowledge about a group while prejudice comes about when we attribute those general characteristics to each of the members of that group. When we’re prejudiced, we make inferences that facilitate the acceptance or rejection of that group.

Stereotypes reduce our mental energy expenditure. This is because forming groups and assigning similar characteristics to groups make it easier for us to “know” and “understand” those people. Stereotypes save energy and don’t always have to be negative. What we should keep in mind is that stereotypes are generalizations and make reference to broad characteristics that in no way represent a full picture of that group or individual.

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