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You’re welcome!

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Thank you Lara!

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https://youtu.be/f2oHMze7RwY
This is the trailer

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There is also a funny sitcom about racial stereotypes and prejudices that is really good: black-ish

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They all are right!
If you are interested in this theme I advise you to see this web site, it is an italian project!

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Quando viene presentata Nadia Murad, insignita del Nobel per la Pace 2018, si ricorre ad un repertorio fraseologico che mira a far immediatamente risaltare il suo essere stata 'vittima', a...

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Quando viene presentata Nadia Murad, insignita del Nobel per la Pace 2018, si ricorre ad un repertorio fraseologico che mira a far immediatamente risaltare il suo essere stata 'vittima', a...

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Some examples can be:

All black man are good at sport;

Men are strong;

Men are the society “backbone”;

Women aren’t as smart as men;

Men can’t cry;

Arabs are all muslim and terrorist;

Italian are the best lovers;

Feminine man are gay;

Homosexual are sick,

An attractive women that receive a promotion slept with the boss;

Older employees are incapable to use modern things

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Try to make same examples, remember that stereotypes can be about race, gender, age, groups, sexuality, age...

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Okay, I think I understand.

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Stereotypes reflect expectations and belief about the characteristics of members of of groups perceived as different from one’s own, prejudice represent the emotional response and discrimination refers to actions.

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What are the differences and the connections between stereotype, prejudice and discrimination?

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Yes, you are, moreover they influence the selection and the memorisation of information, for the self-confirmation mechanisms, how I said before.

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So stereotypes influence the perception and the expectation towards others, am I right?

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The second one is the mechanism in virtue of an affirmation or a conviction it’s maintained even in spite of opposite evidence.

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The first is the tendency to accentuate the differences between the elements of different general categories and to minimise the differences between the elements of the same category.

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Stereotypes work by virtue of perceptual mechanism of accentuation and self-confirmation.

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So, how stereotypes work?

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Generalisation is the tendency of our mind to get information of general extent from a limited number of experience.

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Categorisation is a mental strategy of recognisment, registration and organisation of sensorial information in “category” or “general” concepts.

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What are psychology meaning with “categorisation” and “generalisation”?

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They arise from normal cognitive mechanisms like categorisation and generalisation.

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And how Stereotypes arise?

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Yes, the etymology says that “stereotype” derives from the Greekwords stereos, "firm, solid" and typos, impression, hence "solid impression on one or more idea/theory."
So the right definition in social psychology is:
A stereotype is an overgeneralised belief about a particular category of people.

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Yes, can we star from the definition?

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Yes Giada, I do, I studied it last year in Psychology!
Do you want that I explain it to you?

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Hi Lara!
Do you know what is a “stereotype”?