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Yes, stereotypes are oversimplified beliefs or assumptions about individuals based on their membership in a certain group. They can be harmful and contribute to discrimination and prejudice.
Preconceived notions are ideas or beliefs that a person forms, before actually encountering someone or something, or before learning of any evidence about them/it. "Preconceived" (definition from dictionary.com) means, "to form a conception or opinion of beforehand, as before seeing evidence or as a result of a previously held prejudice." "Notions" means ideas or beliefs. For example, a popular preconceived notion is the idea that gay people are likely to molest children. Because it seems like it could possibly be true (if you follow the logic that if someone engages in one abnormal sexual behavior, they are likely to engage in any and all abnormal sexual behaviors), and because of the long history of anti-gay sentiment throughout human history, many people believe that gay people are likely to molest children. Even though they have not done any research on the available evidence (which, by the way, conclusively proves that homosexuality and pedophilia are two completely different things, and that most gay people do NOT in fact molest children) and even though they don't even know any gay people personally, they assume it must be true. Thus, it is a preconceived notion.
Prejudice means treating people differently depending on preconceived notions that are unrealistic. They can lead to paying too much attention some people that you think you like beret and avoiding others.
I would say ' no ', but he DOES have preconceived notions about people who are different from him, either it would be racial, religious, or different ethnic backgrounds which are not anglo-saxon or western European. He just needs to build a rapport, or even become friends with people who are not like himself. Then again, every human on the planet, save perhaps newborns, has some sort of preconceived notion about everyone they meet.
Preconceived notions are ideas or beliefs that a person forms, before actually encountering someone or something, or before learning of any evidence about them/it. "Preconceived" (definition from dictionary.com) means, "to form a conception or opinion of beforehand, as before seeing evidence or as a result of a previously held prejudice." "Notions" means ideas or beliefs. For example, a popular preconceived notion is the idea that gay people are likely to molest children. Because it seems like it could possibly be true (if you follow the logic that if someone engages in one abnormal sexual behavior, they are likely to engage in any and all abnormal sexual behaviors), and because of the long history of anti-gay sentiment throughout human history, many people believe that gay people are likely to molest children. Even though they have not done any research on the available evidence (which, by the way, conclusively proves that homosexuality and pedophilia are two completely different things, and that most gay people do NOT in fact molest children) and even though they don't even know any gay people personally, they assume it must be true. Thus, it is a preconceived notion.
A jury of people who have no prior knowledge or preconceived notions about the guilt or innocence of a defendant. I am pretty sure this is right. Check on the internet more though, I found this on like the 5th website I found.
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Having a negative or hostile feeling toward a group of people or its members is called prejudice or bigotry. It involves holding preconceived notions or discriminatory attitudes based on characteristics such as race, ethnicity, religion, gender, or sexual orientation.
He gave up almost all of his possessions (he kept some clothes and a begging bowl), he left his wife and child. He gave up all his attachments to people and things, his desires for Earthly wealth and power and preconceived notions of how the universe works.
Yes Aboriginals
number one: think everyone is equal number two: don't judge people number three: be yourself number four: be caring kind and understanding number five: think what if that was me Some additional points: Do not stereotype! Preconceived notions are the root of prejudice.