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When 2 things or people that work in the same field or facility we generally link them. For example if there is a restaurant, there is a manager and employee. We generally link them as they are at the same type of place.They might both work in the same field or serve the same purpose; it is in our nature to just link them or just think they are the same. This is probably in our nature as we just generally think of something. It is generally not taught as it is simply our own thoughts.

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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, neighbors, teachers, peer groups, as well as larger societal influences

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The media promotes stereotypes through social media and advertisements   ‘the media have often been studied and discussed in terms of the role that they play in creating, promoting, and sustaining stereotypes’

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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

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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

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stereotypes. The media often discuss roles of men and women and they play in creating,promoting and sustaining stereotypes between male and female the difference with the western world is different to the outside world for example people in america have some level of equality but for example the poorer countries don’t accept this and use stereotypes in their day to day life

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The media targets many people so when something is said it becomes generalized. The media promotes people's thoughts on certain groups of people which make people believe that groups of people talk, look or act the same.

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The media targets many people so when something is said it becomes generalized. The media promotes people's thoughts on certain groups of people which make people believe that groups of people talk, look or act the same.

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Roenhalth and Overstreet believe stereotypes are learned behaviors because they think that they can be both directly and indirectly taught or reinforced to people.

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Roenhalth and Overstreet believe stereotypes are learned behaviors because they think that they can be both directly and indirectly taught or reinforced to people.

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Gender stereotypes are generalizations of characteristics of different groups, which may lead to the group be wrongly represented and viewed.

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Stereotypes become problematic when stereotypes are overgeneralized to all members of a particular group because these overgeneralizations are inaccurate.

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Stereotypes become problematic when stereotypes are overgeneralized to all members of a particular group because these overgeneralizations are inaccurate.

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Associated networks help us try to understand a situation by assuming what someone or something is. This also can keep us safe by assuming if a person looks sketchy or dangerous or not. Eg. Associative networks tell us that the man is probably talking to a driver, while activation tells us that the delivery is expected ‘somewhere’ by 1:30. Through this knowledge we may assume the business man is in a higher role as he was organising the supposed driver.

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The media promotes stereotypes because the media has a large influence on many people. Some groups are generally underrepresented in the media, yet the images that do exist in the media are largely stereotypical

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The media promotes stereotypes because the media has a large influence on many people. Some groups are generally underrepresented in the media, yet the images that do exist in the media are largely stereotypical

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Stereotypes are both indirectly and directly taught or reinforced by the media and social groups.

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

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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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They can represent stereotypes in a positive or negative way

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They can represent stereotypes in a positive or negative way

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Associated networks are links between a group of people. We assume what people are like once we see them or what they are doing as we are taught that certain people act or talk a certain way.

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Associated networks are links between a group of people. We assume what people are like once we see them or what they are doing as we are taught that certain people act or talk a certain way.

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Rosenthal and Overstreet are convinced that stereotypes are learned because they believe that important people in our lives like relatives and potentially celebrities have the power to convince us that these generalizations are correct.

Example from text: ‘taught or reinforced through many different social influences…’

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Roenhalth and Overstreet think that these are learnt behaviours as they have observed different social influences in which some people are surrounded by. An excerpt from the Encyclopedia of Mental Health (Second Edition) states: ‘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, neighbors, teachers, peer groups, as well as larger societal influences.’

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A quote that describes Hiltons view on the dangers of overgeneralization is Stereotypes 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 quote that describes Hiltons view on the dangers of overgeneralization is Stereotypes 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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When we see someone wearing torn and old clothes we assume that they are poor and are struggling for money.   

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When we see someone wearing torn and old clothes we assume that they are poor and are struggling for money.   

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“Stereotypes become problematic when stereotypes are overgeneralized to all members of a particular group because these overgeneralizations are inaccurate.”

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Stereotypes can be learnt from both directly and indirectly taught or reinforced to people through many different social influences.

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Stereotypes can be learnt from both directly and indirectly taught or reinforced to people through many different social influences.

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The media have often been discussed in terms of the role they play in. Creating stereotypes and endorsing them.

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Associated networks and activation are concepts in associated networks which are assumed to be linked together with having stronger links than unrelated networks.

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Associated networks and activation are concepts in associated networks which are assumed to be linked together with having stronger links than unrelated networks.

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

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Overgeneralisation have consequenses that can be harmful to mental health and someone’s wellbeing

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Overgeneralisation have consequenses that can be harmful to mental health and someone’s wellbeing

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Due to the immense power the media has over people and their beliefs, they are fully capable of feeding potentially incorrect generalizations and many individuals will take it as fact.

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Roenhalth and Overstreet believe that stereotypes are learned behaviours because an example from the text is”Stereotypes are learned, and can be both directly and indirectly taught or reinforced to people…” which gives people and example of why Roenhalth and Overstreet believe that stereotypes are learned behaviours.

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Roenhalth and Overstreet believe that stereotypes are learned behaviours because an example from the text is”Stereotypes are learned, and can be both directly and indirectly taught or reinforced to people…” which gives people and example of why Roenhalth and Overstreet believe that stereotypes are learned behaviours.

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If you witness your boss telling people to go fix this house with pipe and he tells to his employee to make this job his top priority  which means this is a job for someone in a upper class

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The inaccuracy of these overgeneralisations is that they can poison the mind to think something that is not true. This is harmful for the mental health of a person.

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The inaccuracy of these overgeneralisations is that they can poison the mind to think something that is not true. This is harmful for the mental health of a person.

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Social influences, like friends, family and teachers.

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Social influences, like friends, family and teachers.

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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 that the mental health of people plagued by stereotypes and overgeneralization can potentially have a worse mental health.

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According to Rosenthal and Overstreet the media promotes stereotypes by discussing the terms of the role that the media plays and to create, promote and sustain stereotypes. This is because the media promotes the way people perceive things about others.

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According to Rosenthal and Overstreet the media promotes stereotypes by discussing the terms of the role that the media plays and to create, promote and sustain stereotypes. This is because the media promotes the way people perceive things about others.

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Roeanhalth = Stereotypes are learned from people’s surroundings as well as what they are shown by the media or other such things.

Overstreet = Some stereotypes can be found off from how people talk, what they seem to do in life or something distinct that they do that fits in with other groups of society.

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A sergeant and a captain. We usually think they are the same or link them. They both mean that they are in charge of something therefore we instantly link the two. 

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A sergeant and a captain. We usually think they are the same or link them. They both mean that they are in charge of something therefore we instantly link the two. 

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Associative networks are collections of concepts whose contents are automatically categorised together naturally.

Activation is the trigger when we read something that causes our brain to connect that word to others that seem familiar with it. It is closely entangled with associate networks.

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“Stereotypes are overgeneralized to all members of a particular group because these overgeneralizations are inaccurate.”  This is a quote from Hilton’s view on the dangers of overgeneralization.  These inaccurate stereotypes can have consequences and become harmful to others.

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“Stereotypes are overgeneralized to all members of a particular group because these overgeneralizations are inaccurate.”  This is a quote from Hilton’s view on the dangers of overgeneralization.  These inaccurate stereotypes can have consequences and become harmful to others.

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The media play an important role in sustaining stereotypes this can affect peoples endorsements of stereotypes.

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The media play an important role in sustaining stereotypes this can affect peoples endorsements of stereotypes.

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Roenhalth and Overstreet believe Stereotypes are learned, and or taught through many different social influences or people.

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Roenhalth and Overstreet believe Stereotypes are learned, and or taught through many different social influences or people.

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The media have studied and talked about their role in stereotypes due to how large of an influence they have on it. In their argument they say “These media representations can affect people’s endorsement of stereotypes” which show their impact. The media often under-represents some groups and overgeneralized more known groups, causing stereotypes to spread.”

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When a student is hearing loud screams of potential anger from a teacher, they might automatically believe that the class has clearly done something that has made the teacher upset. This is an example of associative networks.

When viewing a sign that says ‘the toilets are not to be littered with toilet paper’ and you see text in a different language like Mandarin, people will automatically assume that the text in Mandarin means the same thing as the words in English. This is an example of activation.

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The media tends to discuss  stereotypes, as well as sustain them, as well as sometimes manipulate the stereotypes. The media also affects how other people see stereotypes.

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The media can Promote stereotypes by playing or creating roles for each job that is helpful in todays society. 

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The media can Promote stereotypes by playing or creating roles for each job that is helpful in todays society. 

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overgeneralisation 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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overgeneralisation 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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Roenhalth and Overstreet believe stereotypes are learnt behaviours because they can be taught and influenced by social networks. This is proven in ‘Article 1: Nurture’, where it says “Stereotypes are learned, and can be both directly and indirectly taught.”

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Stereotypes are overgeneralisation to all members of a group because the more people there are the less accurate the information is.

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Stereotypes are overgeneralisation to all members of a group because the more people there are the less accurate the information is.

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In the text, Hilton states that, sometimes, those in a specific group are not always the same, as they are categorised based off something that makes their appearance different and they are therefore put into a specific group in society.

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Associated networks and activation are when we assume things about people like seeing someone with dodgy clothes we assume that they are poor and struggling. 

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Associated networks and activation are when we assume things about people like seeing someone with dodgy clothes we assume that they are poor and struggling. 

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Your brain creates an image of what a stereotype looks like by how someone describes it.

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Your brain creates an image of what a stereotype looks like by how someone describes it.

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 It is when our brain naturally organises peoples networks and associations.

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 It is when our brain naturally organises peoples networks and associations.

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According to Rosenthal and Overstreet, the media promotes stereotypes by targeting many people and judging a person based on their appearance and/or likes. This is proven in ‘Article 1: Nurture’, where it says “These media representations can affect people’s endorsement of stereotypes.”

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Associated networks are basically that of a word that has a very similar meaning and they are only slightly different, such as the doctor and nurse example. The other concept known as activation, means that anything to do with a certain topic would spring into their mind, helping them have their thoughts on society and the people in it.

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When you see a man in a suit walking your brain automatically organises that man to work in a building or a businessman 

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When you see a man in a suit walking your brain automatically organises that man to work in a building or a businessman 

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The media play a big role in creating, promoting, and sustaining stereotypes. These stereotypes are generalised against many different groups. When these stereotypes are created, everyone receives and perceives the information differently and generalised things to suit their concept of thinking.

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Gender stereotypes are generalizations of characteristics of different groups in society. This can affect the way people think about certain groups in society

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In ‘Article 2: Nature’, Hilton describes his view on the dangers of overgeneralization by saying “...overgeneralizations are inaccurate. Stereotype inaccuracy and overgeneralization have consequences…”

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Someone that does acrylic nails or painting your nails. Some people will think its a girl not a boy because of the job.

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Someone that does acrylic nails or painting your nails. Some people will think its a girl not a boy because of the job.

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Associated networks and activation are nurtured skills that originate from the environment around us that makes us automatically categorize everything. This changes a person’s way of thinking and what they believe others are like.

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‘Stereotypes are overgeneralisation to all members of a particular group because these overgeneralisation are inaccurate. Stereotype inaccuracy and overgeneralisation 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, including but not limited to friends and family, neighbors, teachers, peer groups, as well as larger societal influence

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The media can affect our thoughts and acceptance of stereotypes because people are categorizing many groups of people, making it inaccurate.

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Rosenthal and Overstreet believe stereotypes are learnt behaviours because of this quote: “can be both directly and indirectly taught or reinforced to people through many different social influences”

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The media plays a huge part in stereotypes because it can affect people's endorsement of stereotypes because the media has people form the whole world so you would expect their to be bullying or people who dress up or do stuff that they do .

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The media promotes stereotypes by having up pictures of people that are stereotypical and underrepresented in the media.

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Overgeneralisation is dangerous and inaccurate to people's thoughts and can be harmful and dangerous in many ways .

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Gangs, groups , people wear delivery drivers and our brain will imdentally think that they are a bully or fedex driver because that is how our brain categorizes when see things and that is how our brain does in sec .

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Hilton’s view on overgeneralisation: “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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My own example is that of a military uniform. If there was a soldier in uniform and, on his shoulder, a red patch with a cross, that would mean that he is in the military but depending on which branch would be the question. As for the activation example, if one saw a person in military uniform, they would think of that associated in the uniform which would be considerably easy to picture.

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Associated networks and activation are when you naturally think of a person's characteristics without knowing anything, but just from how they look, talk and act, etc.

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Associated networks and activation are, for example, when you have witnessed a medical incident and you look around for someone to help, you would be looking for someone in a qualified medical uniform.

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According to Hilton “Stereotype inaccuracy and overgeneralisation have consequences that can be harmful in many ways for the mental health and general well-being of the targets of these stereotypes.” This suggests that overgeneralisation of stereotypes can cause effects on people mentally and in general and may cause regret for some people.

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j.p - Roenhalth and Overstreet believe stereotypes are nurtured through time. They are positive about

This theory demonstrates a reason for why we as people categorize and put people into sections

or make assumptions. “Stereotypes are learned, and can be both directly and indirectly taught”.This

quote displays the opinion of roenhalth and overstreet. Two reason that they gave support this forward

topic sentence was that it can be taught without knowledge and passed down from generations from all

sorts of people.

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Roenhalth and Overstreet say that stereotypes are learned behaviours due to social  influences from friends and family, neighbours, media on TV, teachers amongst many more. In their argument, they say “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, neighbors, 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 “- If someone you saw (e.g- Friends, family etc…) doing stereotypical behaviour and you hang around them quite often , you unconsciously pick up this behaviour. 

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“Stereotypes are learned, and can be both directly and indirectly taught or reinforced to people “- If someone you saw (e.g- Friends, family etc…) doing stereotypical behaviour and you hang around them quite often , you unconsciously pick up this behaviour. 

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A way on how people are associated network you can have example of when someone is at Walmart or target and they see someone wearing blue vest with blue t-shirt at Walmart this indicates our brain to think that this person works at the store and we will ask to help this is because our brain categorize all the information it see and thinks in a sec .

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Daniella- Stereotypes are matters of nuture because our thoughts can be affected by the people and groups around us. The media over categorises social groups and changes our acceptance on stereotypes. Imagine defining someone over how they look and finding out they are the complete opposite. Stereotypes can stop you from getting to know others and because of other people's intuitions on someone, the world believes everyone who acts/looks like that is the same. Therefore, gender stereotypes are nutured thoughts because growing up with people who have different thoughts can also change ours as well.

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Poulis: Gender stereotypes is when someone takes both genders and says what they each should like, what their jobs or hobbies should be and how they should dress. In a gender stereotypical world it would be wrong for women to be in the office or at home rather than doing jobs like construction. This behaviour is natural as it comes from a thought which a group of people have taken which has made stereotypes for each gender.  

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Poulis: Gender stereotypes is when someone takes both genders and says what they each should like, what their jobs or hobbies should be and how they should dress. In a gender stereotypical world it would be wrong for women to be in the office or at home rather than doing jobs like construction. This behaviour is natural as it comes from a thought which a group of people have taken which has made stereotypes for each gender.  

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These media representations can affect people’s endorsement of stereotypes,-

promoting, and sustaining stereotypes

the images that do exist in the media are largely stereotypical.

These quotes represent Rosenthal and Overstreet's view on how the media plays a large role in promoting stereotypes and projecting them on others. They also understand that social media can do the opposite of this, but still feel strongly about social media's influence on chateragoritsions.
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Gender stereotypes create certain characteristics or traits and perpetuate the notion that each gender and associated behaviors But gender stereotypes are a matter of nature and nurture.

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1. -overgeneralization have consequences that can be harmful in many ways for the mental health

This quote identifies hiltons image on how overgeneralization can have consequences and result in damaging our well being.

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Associated networks are a natural connection where humans connect one thing to another when they hear or see it, in a categorisation formed by the brain.

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 Neelah. A gender stereotype are a matter of nature as you can tell your brain to not do something, your brain chooses to do what it does, so your brain will naturally think to make a stereotypical thought like seeing a women working in a job that men usually work in, in this situation your brain will automatically make a stereotype. 

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 Neelah. A gender stereotype are a matter of nature as you can tell your brain to not do something, your brain chooses to do what it does, so your brain will naturally think to make a stereotypical thought like seeing a women working in a job that men usually work in, in this situation your brain will automatically make a stereotype. 

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when someone sees a man in a suit, they naturally connect him to a business man which is often associated with wealth, so that person will think that the person in the suit is rich.

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Associated networks are a way of processing other people's appearance or occupancy and connecting them through similarities. Certain scenarios can cause us to misread people's lives and make false assumptions.
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Stereotypes in our modern world have definitely been nurtured by many influences like social media and relatives. Social media in particular has almost god-like power over the people who indulge in it everyday. Therefore, they are able to feed in false generalizations of particular groups, and many individuals will believe in it. This chain reaction and authority not only social media but our own relatives and friends have over how we perceive people show that we have been nurtured and grown to create and believe generalizations are that completely nonsensical and hurtful to the victims of it. The world would be unrecognizable if the word 'stereotype' didn't exist.

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An example of associated networks is connecting a scenario with someone's voice, way of talking, appearance. For example, you see a woman walking across the street holding a little girl's hand, and pushing a pram with two babies in it. Your brain would begin to assume that she is a mother.

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Bahram: It is both as the media and social groups teach us most stereotypes both indirectly and directly. In that aspect it is nurtured. But it is also natured as with networks and associations. It has both aspects. Stereotypes will always be a bit of both as they are both taught and learnt by media and general social groups such as the people you keep yourself with. But, most stereotypes are taught by the media so I would say it is nurtured.

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There has been much debate about Nature vs Nurture of stereotypes. In my opinion Stereotypes are a matter of Nurture due to The definition of Nurture being your surroundings effecting how you grow ( your brain developing). The definition of nature is being born with it. How could you possibly be born thinking that a construction job is for boys, you don't even know how to talk?!

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Gender stereotypes are nurtured and have developed over the years. They were started by certain circumstances and were associated to a certain group of people. These stereotypes were mostly inaccurate and were not true. These stereotypes can harm people emotionaly.

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The media can be prompting stereotypical behaviour unconsciously and when someone else sees the post they might copy the behaviour or take it in the wrong way/use it in the wrong way, this process unfortunately sustains stereotypes. Every country has their own perceptions and stereotypes, for example wealthier countries view “poor” as not having designer clothes or not having fancy gadgets but in less fortunate countries their definition of “poor” is homeless, no clothes and no food or access to a proper education.

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The media can be prompting stereotypical behaviour unconsciously and when someone else sees the post they might copy the behaviour or take it in the wrong way/use it in the wrong way, this process unfortunately sustains stereotypes. Every country has their own perceptions and stereotypes, for example wealthier countries view “poor” as not having designer clothes or not having fancy gadgets but in less fortunate countries their definition of “poor” is homeless, no clothes and no food or access to a proper education.

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I believe that stereotypes are of nurture as many people, these days, are exposed to that of the media and many take information and process it, and that can either lead to those people adopting the stereotype or leaving it aside. Many people have adopted different stereotypes as the media portrays stereotypes in many different ways that can sometimes be a lot to process, many people can also either suffer from the stereotypes depending on what they have seen in the media.

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Roenhalth and Overstreet have made it obviously clear that they believe, the idea of stereotypes are learnt, not are not natura, infact natured. A certain quote that proves this theory is “Stereotypes are learned, and can be both directly and indirectly taught or reinforced to people through many different social influences”. In the quote, it states that stereotypes are not only learnt, but can be directly or even indirectly taught to people, in the end of the quote they also state, this is usually reinforced through many varieties of social influences.

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A gender stereotype is someone who assumes things of other people, they assume what people should look like, what they should be doing, and what occupation they should have. Gender stereotypes would think that women have to stay home, cook, clean and they shouldn't work and they think that men have to work all day. - LC

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A gender stereotype is someone who assumes things of other people, they assume what people should look like, what they should be doing, and what occupation they should have. Gender stereotypes would think that women have to stay home, cook, clean and they shouldn't work and they think that men have to work all day. - LC

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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 have been around forever it is a serious matter and girls and boys are both involved people think that girls have to cook clean and be organized and the opposite for boys  

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gender stereotypes have been around forever it is a serious matter and girls and boys are both involved people think that girls have to cook clean and be organized and the opposite for boys  

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A world without gender stereotypes are beyond achievable. While many claim stereotypes are part of a cognitive process, they are undeniably enabled to grow through societal norms. Take for instance a world where two toddlers were stranded on an island, assuming each has access to clean water and food. One begs to question; would stereotypes exist? Perhaps a world without people makes this ever more challenging. Rosenthal and Overstreet imply "Stereotypes are learned, and can be both directly and indirectly taught or reinforced to people through many different social influences". This interesting point means...

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Stereotypes are a matter of Nurture. They are created based on what these groups act like or do around us. In a world where men rule and women drool, these stereotypes are expected to come up because people will associate men with that job, even in the future when that is no longer the case. In a world where there is 1 man and 1 woman, these stereotypes wouldn't exist due to everybody knowing eachother and knowing what they are like.

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An example of associated networks and activation is if you were walking on the street and you see a sketchy person that is walking around the same street as you your brain would automatically think that you should leave, walk the other way around and call someone.

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An example of associated networks and activation is if you were walking on the street and you see a sketchy person that is walking around the same street as you your brain would automatically think that you should leave, walk the other way around and call someone.

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Rosenthal and overstreet constantly argue that the media is one of the most prominent causes of stereotypes, and this is due to many reasons. Some of these reasons include, the media generally targeting many people, the media promoting people thinking in a certain way, the media influencing the way we see others. They also argue that these stereotypes can also be made due to lack of contact with a certain place of thing, leaving us with not alot of information. An example of how the media can promote stereotypes is for example “africa has no water, or no food, and is a really poor country”. This is just assumed, and our brains start building ideas of africa, that can be false and untrue.

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Gender stereotypes are a matter of being a learnt behaviour caused by several social influences and associated networks which influences a person. Gender stereotypes are nurtured because of this