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rris an idea or a belief based on uncertain Have you ever heard the word “stereotype"? tereotyping them. information. When you make judgements about people without knowing them well, you are SI Stereobyping generalizes people. It means that without understanding what people are really like, you decide heir personalities only by race culture or blood types. They are some of the easiest ways to identify people, but we should keep in mind that the judgements are not ahways true and even 補they have good meanings tO some people, they can be harmful to others.

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