Stereotyping questionnaire -fys 100
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This document describes a stereotyping questionnaire assignment where students were asked to develop stereotypes about 12 different types of people. For each type of person, the student provided a brief stereotypical description. The assignment was designed to get students to think about common stereotypes in society and later evaluate them as a class. Some of the stereotypes described people as lazy, rude, snobby, or unhealthy based on their occupation, age, gender, or other attributes.
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