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“Stereotypes are learned, and can be both directly and indirectly taught or reinforced to people through many different social influences, including but not limited to friends and family, neighbours, teachers, peer groups, as well as larger societal influences”. This proves and shows that stereotypes might not be directlly taught but are definitely indirectly taught This could be through your environment (friends, family). They also briefly state that you can be influenced through social media.

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Associated networks are said to be somehow linked together but activation is told be spread concepts in network.

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“The media have often been studied and discussed in terms of the role that they play in creating, promoting, and sustaining stereotypes”. These quotes state that social media blindy influences our opinions onto stereotypes. Its not only social media but is also what society thinks.

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Roenhalth and Overstreet believe that stereotypes are learnt behaviours and to be extremely honest it makes perfect sense. Stereotypes are an attribution (often oversimplified and unjustifiably) placed on a group of people. The media accounts for the majority of stereotypes spread. How did it get here?, you may ask why the media teaches people these unjustified judgements. “As one important example, the media have often been studied and discussed in terms of the role that they play in creating, promoting, and sustaining stereotypes of many different groups through the representations that they present, as the media have a large influence on many people.” proves this statement. Stereotypes only exist because one source (media in this case) can influence hundreds of thousands or even millions of people to place judgements and unfair representations on groups of people. So yes it can easily be proven that stereotypes are learnt.

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“Stereotype inaccuracy and overgeneralization have consequences that can be harmful in many ways for the mental health and general well-being of the targets of these stereotypes”. This quote shows how overgenerilisation can impact individuals mental health, for the worse. PEOpel can get offended and want to chaneg hings but themself, from the inside and out. Hilton wanst to avoid the destruction of our well-being.

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Overstreet said that stereotypes can be ‘directly and indirectly taught and reinforced to people through many different social influences, including but not limited to friends and family, neighbours,teachers,peer groups, as well as larger societal influences

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“Stereotypes are learned, and can be both directly and indirectly taught or reinforced to people through many different social influences, including but not limited to friends and family, neighbours, teachers, peer groups, as well as larger societal influences”

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A gender stereotype is a generalised view or preconception about attributes, or characteristics that are or ought to be possessed by women and men or the roles that are or should be performed by men and women

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He believes that stereotypes are learned behaviour because  it's learnt by influencers, family, friends, neighbours etc, a quote directly and indirectly taught or reinforced to people through many different social influences, including but not limited to friends and family, neighbours, teachers, peer groups, as well as large societal influences. 

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He believes that stereotypes are learned behaviour because  it's learnt by influencers, family, friends, neighbours etc, a quote directly and indirectly taught or reinforced to people through many different social influences, including but not limited to friends and family, neighbours, teachers, peer groups, as well as large societal influences. 

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Both Rosenthal and Overstreet show an accurate representation of how the media promotes stereotypes. They claim that the media has a role in creating, promoting and sustaining stereotypes which are usually terrible caricatures of ethnicities, races, cultures and genders for instance, 'all women should do housework’ and ‘blacks and crimes are synonymous’. It would be arrogant to state that the media causes all stereotypes but they do have a part in a huge percentage of stereotypical influences. Huge media companies especially the likes of news networks and individuals such as the Kardashians have a significant role in promoting stereotypes as they have an audience in the millions who are tuning in to their gibberish every day assuming terrible racial generalisations against entire groups of people and #BEAUTYLIFEHACKTHATDEFIENTLYDOSENTINVOVLESURGERY. Media only teaches what is right or wrong based on their perspective or when it's to their own benefit (money) which brainwashes people who could therefore pass it onto more people. It's a never ending loop which psychologically speaking is just human nature as many people unfortunately, are sheep and do not let their thoughts exceed what society places on them. This is why sexist values continue to keep Afghani girls from accessing education and racist values keep minorities from basic rights in many countries. Yes, the media doesn't cause all stereotypes but it is an obvious factor that promotes stereotypes through a simple radio or device.

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Rosenthal said ‘These media representations can affect peoples endorsement of stereotypes’. This means that what people see on social media apps, E.g. Instagram or tiktok, Can affect their views on different stereotypes.

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The media representations of stereotypes can be hurtful to many people. It can also affect how people view stereotypes. The media studied stereotypes and different people from the media believe different things. The media makes and studies stereotypes.

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Associated networks is when a word makes you link and connect other words/pharses to that word. For example Doctor you think of a nurse, then hospital patients e.tc. That is the cognitive thought process of our minds that associate and make assumptions.

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The stereotype view is promoted because of how people create, ads, promotions, and etc. it is spreaded even further because of groups and everyone’s point of views of stereotypes and when they collide with another opinion it makes it worse spreading more stereotypes in the media.

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The stereotype view is promoted because of how people create, ads, promotions, and etc. it is spreaded even further because of groups and everyone’s point of views of stereotypes and when they collide with another opinion it makes it worse spreading more stereotypes in the media.

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He believes that stereotypes are learned behaviour because its learnt by influencers, family, friends, neighbours etc, a quote that backs this up is ‘Stereotypes are learned, and can be both directly and indirectly taught or reinforced to people through many different social influences, including but not limited to friends and family, neighbours, teachers, peer groups, as well as larger societal influences.’

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Gender stereotypes are assumptions that have been nurtured in our minds since we were babies. E.g. Doctors wrapping a baby girl in a pink beanie and blanket.

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“Stereotype inaccuracy and overgeneralization have consequences that can be harmful in many ways for the mental health and general well-being of the targets of these stereotypes.”

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“Stereotype inaccuracy and overgeneralization have consequences that can be harmful in many ways for the mental health and general well-being of the targets of these stereotypes.”

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Gender Stereotypes is a assumption or something society says about gender. Gender Stereotypes are nurtured, For e.g at a gender reveal party if it is a girl the colour will be pink

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Overstreet said that stereotypes can be “directly and indirectly taught or reinforced to people through many different social influences, including but not limited to friends and family, neighbours, teachers, peer groups, as well as larger societal influences”.

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Activation is when concepts are spread to certain networks to prevent negative stereotypes and to feed people information about stereotypes. For example, doctor is  instead used as a nurse.

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Rosenthal said “These media representations can affect people’s endorsement of stereotypes”. This means that what people see on social media apps, E.g. Instagram or TikTok, Can affect their views on different stereotypes.

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The stereotypical view is promoted because of how people create ads, promotions, and etc. It is spreaded even further because of groups and everyone's point of views of stereotypes and when they collide with another opinion it makes it worse spreading more stereotypical media.

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1. Hilton Said ”Stereotype inaccuracy and overgeneralization have consequences that can be harmful in many ways for the mental health and general well-being of the targets of these stereotypes”.

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Hilton said ‘Stereotype inaccuracy and overgeneralization have consequences that can be harmful in many ways for the mental health and general well-being of the targets of these stereotypes

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"Stereotypes are learned, and can be both directly and indirectly taught or reinforced to people through many different social influences"

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Hitlon’s view on the dangers of overgeneralization is when people spread inaccurate information to members in the particular group. In this quote ‘Stereotype inaccuracy and overgeneralization have consequences that can be harmful in many ways for the mental health and general well-being of the targets of these stereotypes.’ When it says mental health, the mental health can be depicted as bad mental health because of what it can do to you so this is what Hilton meant when he said dangers of overgeneralisation.

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Associated networks are assumptions people make when they see someone's profession or clothes. E.g. “A doctor would be more closely associated with a nurse rather than a tree or a ship”.

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ognitive models that use well-established associational concepts to depict important aspects of human memory.

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In ‘our’ network a doctor is depicted to be better than a nurse. Associated networks and activation are assumed to be linked together. Whilst activations is said to be spread around in concepts in the network

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In ‘our’ network a doctor is depicted to be better than a nurse. Associated networks and activation are assumed to be linked together. Whilst activations is said to be spread around in concepts in the network

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In ‘our’ network a doctor is depicted to be better than a nurse. Associated networks and activation are assumed to be linked together. Whilst activations is said to be spread around in concepts in the network

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An example of gender steriotypes is girls have to like pink and boys have to like blue.

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A teacher would be closer to a student or colleague rather than electrician.

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An example to explain associated networks and activation would be a teacher and a student, a teacher would be depicted as a stronger link to a student because of what there role is.

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The media influences Stereotypes because there are influences on the media and they influence the people viewing them. When someone is popular and doing something it is common that people will follow what they do.

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My own example is a Teacher than a student. They are linked through the system of school, therefore being an associated network and activation. Teacher is the activation and student is the associated network. A frtehr expnded one could be, teacher, school, student, pricable, homework.

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A professor would be more closely associated with students or teaching rather than a scuba diver.

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an example to explain associated networks and activation would be a nurse and a doctor, a doctor would be depicted as a stronger link a nurse. 

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an example to explain associated networks and activation would be a nurse and a doctor, a doctor would be depicted as a stronger link a nurse. 

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“Stereotype inaccuracy and overgeneralization have consequences that can be harmful in many ways for the mental health and general well-being of the targets of these stereotypes.”- Hilton

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Stereotypes are learned, and can be both directly and indirectly taught or reinforced to people through many different social influences, including but not limited to friends and family, neighbours, teachers, peer groups, as well as larger societal influences

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A gender stereotype is a view of how women and men should act and the roles they play.

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An example would be someone saying the word kitchen and food together as they may think the word food is associated with the word kitchen, rather than the word house.

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Stereotypes are often used in media to describe or show people belonging to specific ethnic or cultural groups

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Both Roenhalth and Overstreet believe that gender stereotypes come from the social studies of society being nurtured into our lives "Societal stereotypes exist about a broad range of social groups and can vary by context or situation"

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For example, you could see a Coca-Cola can in the background of a movie you're watching and suddenly feel an urge to drink a can yourself. Spreading activation is mostly a concept that describes an association network of similar concepts

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Stereotypes are a matter of nature. The first nations people told women to scavenge berries and the men to hunt for food. It can also be linked that males (physically) have a stronger and large body type. This is why i beleive that stereotypes are just a fact of nature.

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The media promotes and studies about stereotypes. Some people believe different things about stereotypes and they want it to grow until it becomes relevant.

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stereotypes are overgeneralized to all members of a particular group because these overgeneralizations are inaccurate. this quote has resulted to be harmful in many ways to the mental health and general wellbeing of these target stereotypes.

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Associated networks are said to be words that are linked together whilst activation is said to spread concepts in the network. For E.G a teacher is more associated with a principal than a doctor.

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An associative neural network is an ensemble-based method inspired by the function and structure of neural network correlations in brain

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stereotypes are overgeneralized to all members of a particular group because these overgeneralizations are inaccurate. Stereotype inaccuracy and overgeneralization have consequences that can be harmful in many ways for the mental health and general well-being of the targets of these stereotypes.

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A teacher would be more associated with a student rather than a vet.

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I believe that certain stereotypes are based on both nature and nurture while some are just based on nurture. For example, "men are stronger than women" can be backed up by genetics. Most men are taller and more muscular than women. This can be seen with the first people in the world. Men were strong hunters and defended their villages while women would raise the kids, gather fruit and berries and cook.

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Stereotypes are nurtured, they are caused from the environment from social media. Social media has made us believe in the opinions of what people have on social media, social media has made us girls believe we 'need' makeup and them boys have the need to have big muscles and the 'bod'.

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"Stereotypes are learned, and can be both directly and indirectly taught or reinforced to people through many different social influences, including but not limited to friends and family, neighbours, teachers, peer groups, as well as larger societal influences." this is hinting the behavior of others influence you to decipher wether what to do like picking colours.

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"Stereotypes are learned, and can be both directly and indirectly taught or reinforced to people through many different social influences, including but not limited to friends and family, neighbours, teachers, peer groups, as well as larger societal influences." this is hinting the behavior of others influence you to decipher wether what to do like picking colours.

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Gender stereotypes can be a mix between nature and nurture. For instance, men have bigger muscles, more strength and are genetically bigger than females which is the main reason why men were specified to hunting jobs which even after technology made hunting useless, it just made an entire stereotype that men are the breadwinners. In other words its an overgeneralized artibuation that is placed on men and women.