When you label someone, you are essentially putting them into a stereotypical category of people. For example, if you like rock music someone might automatically label you as a 'goth' which would be stereotypical if you aren't in fact a goth.
This is actually a form of bullying in some ways, especially when you take into consideration that people with mental illnesses are continuously being labelled, perhaps making them social outcasts in their community.
"Are you being followed by someone?"
A neighbor is someone who lives next to you.
To ask someone to call you, you can simply say, "Can you please give me a call?"
Someone who is outgoing has many traits, such as being forward, upfront, loud, spirited, talkative, or lively. Someone who is outgoing does not have a fear of public situations.
To ask someone if you can call them, you can simply say, "May I call you?"
it means where you label someone with out even knowing them
labelling something or someone without knowledge holding an irrational belief
Fairtrade Labelling Organizations International was created in 1997.
Labelling a person is only necessary and beneficial when filing them away in a cabinet...
the benefits of labelling medicine is it avoids over dose and show people what medicine to give
Yes it does it is
by not labelling or stereotyping
NO
my balls
The ingredients.
Labelling is important to find the quality of the product. It provides the complete details like manufacturing date, MRP rate, ingredients compostion etc.
in a way yes