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stereotypingA pre-conceived and usually oversimplified conception of characteristics which typify a person / group of people / thing; presuming that a group of people will share a specific characteristic.
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stereotyping1807, verbal noun from stereotype (v.). Figurative sense from 1888.
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stereotypingThe formation of belief(s) about a person or groups of people that does not recognize individual differences. Stereotyping may be positive or negative in character.
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stereotypingthe act of portraying a particular character (or group) with a formulaic, conforming, exaggerated, and oversimplified representation, usually offensive and distorted Example: in Breakfast at Tiffany [..]
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stereotypinga generalised set of traits and characteristics attributed to a specific ethnic, national, cultural or racial group which gives rise to false expectations that individual members of the group will conform to these traits.
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stereotypingAn oversimplified Perception or conception especially of Persons, social groups, etc.
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stereotypingAn oversimplified perception or conception especially of persons, social groups, etc.
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stereotypingCreating an oversimplified image of a particular group of people, usually by assuming that all members of the group are alike.
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