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Stereotypes: True or False
 

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Stereotype facts quiz

by Daisy Smith
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Women are naturally better at multitasking than men.

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People who wear glasses are often perceived as intelligent.

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All teenagers are lazy and irresponsible.

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People from rural areas are always less educated than people from cities.

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Artists are always emotional and disorganized.

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Stereotypes are always based on personal experience.

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Stereotypes can function as cognitive shortcuts that simplify complex information.

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Positive stereotypes never have negative consequences.

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Generalisations assume that all individuals in a group are identical.

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Implicit stereotypes operate at a conscious level.

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Explicit stereotypes are beliefs that people are aware of and may openly express.

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Stereotypes are usually flexible and easy to change.

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Cultural stereotypes can sometimes contain partial truth but do not apply to everyone.

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Stereotypes have no influence on intercultural communication.

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The formation of stereotypes involves simplifying information and focusing on selected traits.

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Media and social networks can contribute to the spread of stereotypes.

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Autostereotypes refer to beliefs about other groups.

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Heterostereotypes are often more positive than autostereotypes.

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Stereotypes can influence emotions, thoughts, and behaviour.

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Stereotypes only affect uneducated people.

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Stereotypes can reduce uncertainty in unfamiliar situations.

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Stereotypes can lead to self-fulfilling prophecies in communication.

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Effective intercultural communication requires awareness of stereotypes.

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Stereotypes can be both helpful and harmful in intercultural communication.

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Stereotypes always lead to discrimination in society.

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Some stereotypes may contain a small element of truth but are still misleading.

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Stereotypes are completely eliminated through education and experience.

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Stereotypes can sometimes help people adapt faster to new cultures, but they may also cause misunderstanding.

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